221b Baker Street Flat Novels & Stories

“I don’t shop for the past.” The second woman gave a tinkling laugh, though it didn’t reach her eyes. “Interesting. And who might this be?” Her gaze slid over me like I was an item on a clearance rack. I squared my shoulders, refusing to flinch. “Demetria Hernandez,” I said, my voice even, strong. “Owner of Butter & Bloom Bakery.” That made them blink. Just a flicker, but I caught it. “A bakery,” the first one echoed, dragging out the word as if it were a novelty. “How… quaint.”

, I didn't understood what she said, I just nodded my head. "Ya came talking about Steff, ya think in ya head, like she's dah only motherfucker that stays here right", she continued. "I am so sorry, it's Stefflon Douglas, she said it's room two hundred and fifteen, like 215", I decided saying it in numeral cause I didn't think she would understand me. "Okay, just keep going straight, turn by your left, you will see a t-junction that separates two hostel, the one by your right is Hostel B...."

Weekend open until 1PM’. Jai instantly frowned. “What the heck?” he unconsciously muttered. The others looked at him. “What’s wrong, Jai?” Miria asked. Jai shook his head. “N-Nothing. Is this it? Doctor Trean? How do I pronounce the name? Tray-ahn? Tree-ahn? Tray…” “The first one, Jai. And yes, this is it,” Barun said, walking up the small stairs leading to the place. As the family walked up the stairs, Jai observed the place from outside that looked similarly to a flat. He didn’t know the space inside, but he hoped it would be more spacious or if not the same as, a certain famous detective who lives in London.

Gemma double checked that she had the correct address. "Morning, ma'am. Can I help you?" Asked the friendly security guard. "Yes, please, I'm here to see Mr Thornton." "Oh, yes, he's in number 21. Just go straight down, take the second left and then the first right again. It’s got a long driveway with lots of trees on both sides. You'll see, it's a big, three-storeyed house with a full glass-windowed front.”