Rose was pushing her book cart of books back to her section, Young People's Nook. Some sort of a fancy name for a secluded corner for older teenagers and young adults which was to encourage reading. However most of the current readers prefer to read, if that is what one calls it now days, on those ever so popular 'Nook Books'. An electric device where one can download a book on to a type of a computer notebook. Then the reader will takes notes for the person by the person using a pen to ' high light' the areas of interest to be noted. Or even to mark the page. One of these days, the physical books will be obsolete and the books that are downloaded thru the library loan center will only exist just so long on the library's special Nook Device before it becomes due and need to be updated. The Nook Device was specially  designed for the library and was the first and only one of it's kind. The library patrons pay a small fee to have the Nook and most prefer to carry a Nook Device instead of the many books that are required by the schools. Now days Rose only collected her books at the beginning of the day. Most of her day was just sitting and updating the Nooks which is why she was the only full time librarian for the Young People's Nook. She had another librarian by the name of Mary who works in the main library who takes over for her breaks and on her days off.<br/><br/>Rose was stepping up to put the books up on the top shelf when she noticed a man walking along the far end of the aisle. He was very distinguished person who was not a young person but probably looking for a student that lost track of time which happens many times here. Mostly because the older teens want to lose track of time and had no desire to be home anyways. By the time Rose had out the book in it's proper place and looked back down the aisle, the man was gone. She just shrugged her shoulders and finished putting her books away.<br/><br/>Once she had put the cart back, she met Mary who she spoke to for a few minutes before she left for the day. She went to the lounge where she got her things to leave. She went to her small Jeep and tossed her stuff in the back seat and climbed inside. A few stops then home. She drove up to a small restaurant where she frequented for dinner. She parked, checked her mirror for making sure her make up was looking ok and noticed that she had not taken her hair down yet. She pulled a few hair pins out and ran her fingers threw her hair. A brushing and a final check before getting out. Upon making sure that her car door was locked, Rose went inside to her corner table and sat down. The waiter brought her a cup of her favorite cappicino and a menu.