Library, Thursday 2/15
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Belle had not been herself last week and thus unable to work in the library. The books were not sized for sugar gliders and Five probably would have worked himself into a state trying to keep her from leaping off high shelves in here.
This week Belle was very much herself, albeit herself in a very distracted and excitable mood. She had put her hair up high off her neck today and had an extra button or two undone on her blouse. It felt so terribly warm in the library today. It had been so uncomfortably warm so many places this week.
While Belle was trying to shelve books she kept being distracted by interesting covers and titles and occasionally stopping to open a book and flip through a few pages before placing it in a pile to save for later. She had already torn through a large number of novels of varying quality this week as well as some educational volumes but she was always eager for more reading material.
When she found a book entitled Adventures of a Young Woman Abroad by one Eliza Ladywood Belle was intrigued. Once she had read the opening chapter Belle was entranced and brought the book back to the desk with her to continue reading. It was rather salacious and terribly interesting and claimed to be autobiographical.
"Oh, I should like to meet this Miss Ladywood," Belle murmured to herself. "I should like that very much indeed. Or perhaps I'd like to meet this cowboy she describes."
Belle was glad she'd brought iced tea with her today. Not just because she felt so warm but because regular tea would have been tepid at best by the time she remembered it was there once she became lost in the book.
This week Belle was very much herself, albeit herself in a very distracted and excitable mood. She had put her hair up high off her neck today and had an extra button or two undone on her blouse. It felt so terribly warm in the library today. It had been so uncomfortably warm so many places this week.
While Belle was trying to shelve books she kept being distracted by interesting covers and titles and occasionally stopping to open a book and flip through a few pages before placing it in a pile to save for later. She had already torn through a large number of novels of varying quality this week as well as some educational volumes but she was always eager for more reading material.
When she found a book entitled Adventures of a Young Woman Abroad by one Eliza Ladywood Belle was intrigued. Once she had read the opening chapter Belle was entranced and brought the book back to the desk with her to continue reading. It was rather salacious and terribly interesting and claimed to be autobiographical.
"Oh, I should like to meet this Miss Ladywood," Belle murmured to herself. "I should like that very much indeed. Or perhaps I'd like to meet this cowboy she describes."
Belle was glad she'd brought iced tea with her today. Not just because she felt so warm but because regular tea would have been tepid at best by the time she remembered it was there once she became lost in the book.