100 Ways To Annoy Your Neighbor Novels & Stories

It's disgusting. “Get out all of you, I don't want any of you here. When I need you, I'll call for you. I don't want you crowding my place, it stinks.” I shout. "I left the mansion for you people. Just having you walking by all over the place is annoying." I shout, I pour all my frustration to them.

So, I just decided not to mention my surname. He accepted my hand and shook it. “Nice to meet you.” He let go of my hand. “Anyway, it looks like you are busy. I just came here to introduce myself since we are going to be neighbors. Also, I just want to notify you about the construction of our house. It will be very noisy and might disturb you even at night because it will be twenty-four/seven work.” “Oh, don’t worry about that,” I said. “My house is soundproof from outside noise so it will not disturb me as soon as I close all of my doors and windows.”

I rolled my eyes then shouted this time. "You've been to parties right?" "Yes!" He shouted back. "Are they always this loud?!" I yelled again. "They are but this one is exceptionally loud. Won't the neighbors complain?!" He yelled back his reply. "They won't cause I've payed them off." Mandy suddenly joined in still shouting. "Glad to see you both could make it." She said with a fake voice. She was annoying me already. I rolled my eyes then turned to Berry. "My time starts counting now." I said then asked him to check his phone for the time.

“But it’s very entertaining.” Addy threw a cushion at me. I caught it, laughing so hard I almost fell off the sofa again. Casper stared at the ceiling like he was praying for patience. And somewhere in the back of my mind, through all the chaos and laughter and guilt. I couldn’t stop thinking about my wall. My neighbor. The smug, shirtless menace next door. And the way my life, apparently, had just gotten a lot more complicated.

I said, then immediately ran up the stairs as quickly as I could before he could catch up. "Oh there you go, avoiding the damn question!" He said before coming after me, his boots hitting the staircase hard enough to make the walls echo. "Keep it down, brats! You youngsters just do whatever you want without thinking about this old granny living underneath. Making noises at every slightest chance," I heard my neighbor yell from inside her apartment, hitting the wood on the wooden floor with her walking stick. She always got easily annoyed. I laughed harder, struggling to hold it in with my hands pressed against my lips, but it all burst out harder than before, and Jace wasn't left behind. He

That’s why he can’t hear me? "Look, I know that you don't want to be here but at least try to respond to someone who is talking to you." I said annoyed by his attitude. I stood up and head to the door. "You don't want to make your mother angry by leaving the new neighbors alone, do you?" I stop in my track and turned around only to find he's smirking.

I close the door and walk towards the entrance. “Look over there! It’s little Amber. Is she trying to get her friend’s money?” A voice spoke. A neighbor who lives one floor below me. “Shut up. You don’t know me. Go buy some cats and get a life. Stop bothering me,” I yell at her as I stomp my way in. In Front of my apartment door, a small bag filled with oranges. The only neighbor I like out of all the compound. I smile and walk to the door beside mine. I knock on the door as I hear small thumps coming from the inside.

Finally, her next door neighbor opened, A middle-aged man poked his head out, clearly irritated. “Who is it?!” he scowled. “It’s already late at night! Keep it down!” Ethan glanced sideways, his gaze sharp enough to silence most people. But the neighbor didn’t back down. “Are you deaf?” the man snapped. “Do you have any idea what time it is?!” Ava closed her eyes briefly. This was getting out of hand. She didn’t want to involve innocent neighbors or cause unnecessary trouble.

I took advantage of the opportunity to rush to the front door and greet whoever was knocking. "It's 7:00 p.m., and you're disrupting our night. It's fine to party, but you seem to be having so much fun that you've forgotten about your neighbors! Stupid kids!" One of our neighbors voiced her displeasure. She even stole a glimpse inside and grimaced. She was probably judging my batchmates now in her head. Three of our neighbors are standing directly in front of my door right now; they are all people in their 50s with angry expressions on their faces.

I stood up with annoyance. "Are they not aware they have a neighbor? Damn it! It's dad's fault! Why is the unit he bought not soundproof" I complained. I waited a few minutes because they might realize that they are disturbing people and try to lower the sounds but I waited for nothing. "BE READY! WHOEVER YOU ARE! " I said in a very annoyed tone. I left my unit and immediately knocked on the other unit. I knocked a few times but still, no one opened. I close my eyes in annoyance.