Anna's pov:

William reassures me whenever it is there'll be plenty of other kids as well as adults (specifically moms) and we can at lease have a quickie.

"Well what would you like to do in the meantime until we find the perfect place?" I ask curiously.

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William’s POV:

Hearing Anna, I smile as I bump my outer thigh against hers: “I don’t think there’ll be a meantime, I think I know where a place like the one we’re looking for is, we can walk 2, maximum 3 min and we’ll get there, c’mon, let’s get walking there.”

As we walk, Annabelle in my left hand and Anna in my right hand, as we walk, I keep the desire burning by bumping my outer thigh against hers every now and then, when we are see the fast food restaurant, Anna tells me I was right and bumps her outer thigh firmly against mine, not noticing a couple of teenage boys  crossing ways with us, one of them, noticing the playful and full of love and desire bumps Anna and I give each other, unexpectedly, gives Anna’s right outer thigh a firm bump with his outer thigh (Does Anna’s muscles resist the unexpected, firm impact the teenage boy gives her without jiggling or do they give in and jiggle with the contact? Does she choose to flex her muscles to try to prevent them from jiggling (with a chance of success or failure), or does she keep them relaxed not caring if they jiggle, maybe even wobble, or resist firmly? Or does she not have time to react?)

Enid's POV

It was two days before Christmas and the last day before the break. Narinda was taking Luke to see her family for the festive season and they were looking forward to it.

'How are you doing?' Narinda asked me. 'My nephew is driving my sister mad waiting for The Library of Echoes'

I admitted I was going a little crazy myself. Our staff left and me and Tristan got ready for the festive day with me trying to contain myself.

Finally it was time to watch the show. Kate didn't appear immediately. The first two characters we saw were Tom and Maisie the two children. Their Great Uncle Jeremy told them;  'Miss Finch is in charge of the library now'

Elara was introduced dusting the shelves happily singing a tune to herself. The first thing I noticed was the American accent

'We steal another day, we watch the bridges burn. They melt and drift away' Elara burbled as she dusted a book. She then turned and noticed the newcomers

'Oh hello, you must be Tom and Maisie' she greeted. 'I'm Elara, I'm very pleased to meet you'

The rest of the film was amazing. Elara finding out the library was actually sentient, introducing the kids to the villain of the story who she called The Collector ('An anonymous name for the anonymous man, it seemed appropriate' she explained) and the subsequent action climax where Elara wrote The Collector in the fabled Codex to defeat the villain

I was very pleased. So pleased in fact I wanted to watch it again.

'Maybe tomorrow' Tristan advised

After a moment Jarrod confesses that the way my thighs were jiggling is bringing him really close to the point and then he asked if I was also close.

"You have no idea." I reply eager for us to release together in this most exciting of environments.

Kate's POV

The Library of Echoes opened quite a few doors for me. However I did notice some of my job offers were more of the same. And I wanted something different.

One script caught my eye, a TV series called The Glass Tower. It was about a young architect who gets a once in a lifetime job at a prestigious firm, only to discover things aren't what they seem. I was asked if I would look at the investigative journalist.

I decided after discussing it with Rachel to choose it and phoned Amy with the news.

I got some more good news when I was nominated for a second time at the Saturn Awards for my performance as Elara. I was over the moon, tears running down my cheeks when I heard.

Luckily the ceremony was the week before the table read for The Glass Tower so I would be able to attend