Random x reader (BOOK 2)

Ardeth Bay x (Evee & Johnathan's Sister) Reader Part 1

(Y/n's Intro)

Marcus Aurelius once said Accept the things to which fate binds you, and love the people with whom fate brings you together, but do so with all your heart.
Pure Love Quotes added True love is knowing a person's faults, and loving them even more for them.
Friedrich Nietzsche cautioned everyone that there is always some madness in love, But there is also always some reason in madness.
And Rumi Concluded that because for those who love with heart and soul there is no such thing as separation.

Which leads to love being both a beautiful gift and deadly sword, wielded by a cruel reality.
So cruel, it makes men come back from the dead to punish the world that took their beloved from them.

For death, is only the beginning.

(Y/n's Pov)

I don't know why, but I always loved the culture, the era, art and fashion of ancient Egypt, probably more than my younger fraternal twin sister Evelyn or as she likes to be called Evee.
And she's more stubborn than I, which is why I sighed when I heard her read the title of books she was placing back in their respective shelves aloud.
"Tuth-
(She caught her self and really looked at the title before saying it again.)
Tuthmosis?
What are you doing here"?

Closing the book I was reading an ancient text of Pharaoh Seti the First, the wealthiest and beloved Pharaoh in all of Egypt, all but his wife, Anck-su-namun, and her lover, (Seti's High priest) Imhotep.
'Aparently wives having affairs have been around since ancient Egypt, and so has murder.
(I rubbed my eyes)
Definitely time for a reading break, I probably read this for a second time now'.
I closed my eyes, not needing to know what the next hieroglyphics will say.
Just then, as a certain feline decided to make her presence known after I stopped giving her attention.
Bella, my Snow shoe Siamese slicked her way onto my lap and I quickly made note of the part I haven't started yet as my point of reference to return to reading the text later.
Bella rubbed against my upper sternum as I set the text down beside me.
Smiling as I said, picking Bella up after petting her, quickly grabbing the ancient text I set down so nothing happened to it or someone accidentally stepped on it.
"Perfect timing".
I then went to where Evelyn is and I said, looking up at Evee on the ladder.
"Need a hand now"?
Bella meowed and Evee had an annoyed look on her face when she saw she may need it.
But Evee was the stubborn one, she's going to try on her own.

I knew I would probably be beating a dead horse if I continued when I saw her look at where Tuthmosis should be, in the shelves right across from her as she spoke.
"No N/n,
(She set the other texts in her arms down on the shelf she was currently working on.
I quickly set Bella down on a table close to us, pointing at her and then ancient text I sat beside her.
Bella hums with a nod, moving to sit on the text before I turned my attention back on Evee.
Who began leaning to the other side, stretching her arm with Tuthmosis in it, making my heart race when I saw she was going to accelerate and possibly stop herself from falling
Which would end up with her getting hurt and making a mess.)
I'll put Tuthmosis where he belongs in the T section, so I got-.
(She practically screams and I quickly run to grab the ladder as she tries to stop herself from falling in the classic Evee catastrophe fashion.)
It"!
I yelled as I grabbed the ladder and stabilized her by pushing against the ladder and then holding it still after Evee was no longer falling forward.
"Hold on Evee, I got you"!
Evee held still and so did I as I said softly, almost speaking in a whisper
"Okay, we are got to stay still, and wait for the curator to get back.
(I then looked up at Evee and I said.)
And before you think of arguing, I don't want a repeat performance of hurricane Evee as much as you do.
(I narrowed my eyes before leaning my head against the piece of plywood I was holding onto for dear life and catching my breath and calming my heart rate).
I'll also remind you some of these texts are one of a kind".