A Lady Never Tells Novels & Stories

" My lady what's going on " I got into the room and closed the door , Told them to seat down but I was lost for words ,I didn't know what to say ,I started walking to and fro in the room , They sat in front of me watching my movement . " Come on My lady , Just tell us why you called us here am already feeling dizzy with the way you have be walking to and fro in front of us " " Okay girls ,I want you to teach me how to become a lady "

He obviously wanted this to be over soonest so that they could be on their way. Lottie’s eyes darted back and forth, and she said without looking at Ciara. “No, I do not know this lady. I have never seen her before,” she responded.

Miranda, feeling slightly embarrassed, softened her tone and said, "My sister’s maid can be quite unruly. Please don’t take it to heart. Might I know where you live? I’ll have my sister visit to apologize properly. My name is Miranda, from the Croyso family. I truly regret what happened today." The lady’s expression didn’t change as she replied quietly, "That’s unnecessary. This matter has nothing to do with you. What’s truly precious isn’t the orchid itself, but the thoughtfulness behind it. That intention remains with me, even though the flower is gone. So, there’s no need to dwell on it." The lady seemed around sixteen or seventeen, her voice carrying a hint of someone who had seen much o

Sarah stopped and turned to look at the lady. The lady smoked and said coldly, "You don't pay attention to me anymore." "What nonsense are you talking about?" asked Sarah. The lady scoffed coldly and asked, "Do you think I didn't notice? You changed." "Don't be paranoid. I've just been busy," said Sarah while frowning. The lady sat up straight and stared at Sarah, asking, "Tell me what happened. Do you have a new lover?" "Nothing happened. Don't overthink it," said Sarah.

“We were blind. Who knew she was just a gold digger?” “It’s no wonder she only accepted gifts and never gave anything back. She never treated anyone to meals either. She always made us pay.” “A real rich heiress should be like Ms. Lane, spending money without blinking.” The moment they saw me walk out, they immediately tried sucking up to me again. I laughed and shook my head. “Oh please. Didn’t you all say I wasn’t even worthy of comparing to one of Vivian’s toes? I couldn’t possibly deserve compliments from people like you.”

Blue had managed to deceive me, and I couldn't help but reproach myself for falling for her deception. The elderly lady, who had provided me with this vital information, now sought a significant reward. She asked for a large sum of money and a sizable piece of land as a token of gratitude. I questioned her about the certainty of her story, and she assured me she was telling the truth. As I pieced together the details she had shared, it became clear that Blue had faked her fainting to distract me and lied about the bracelet being hers to protect her accomplice. It left me wondering just how many more lies Blue had woven into her web of deception.

Lynda looked at Allexin, waiting for her to say the next sentence. A sigh escaped Lynda, "Never tell anyone that the Nelvan you see can walk normally," Lynda said. Allexin was immediately surprised by Lynda's statement. Was there something wrong with a person being able to walk? Wasn't that normal? But Allexin chose to remain silent. Maybe there was a big reason why Lynda warned her like that.

I stepped forward, and she placed her hand gently on my head before smiling at me. “You have lovely children,” she remarked, glancing at them. Elara, Bodhi, and Gina stepped forward, sweetly introducing themselves just as I had taught them. “I’ve got you gifts,” said the old woman, Lady Riva. She was known for fighting in the wars and was the only female warrior who had stayed active throughout the years. From what I knew, no other woman had taken part in the wars, which made Lady Riva an epitome of strength. “Oh, you didn’t have to. They already have so many toys,” I said, feeling a bit awkward as her warriors carried the gifts forward.

She was about going out of the room to relax when the lady stopped her "Where do you think you are going to?" the lady asked stopping her "I have to get rid of these buckets and also go back to my quarters to do the work for the day" she innocently replied but all she got was a yell from the lady "Says who? you are not done here and your work over there can wait, once you are through with the chores there then you can go" Lady Gaia told her and all the cells in her body was dying to ask her why she was doing all these to her but she knew it will only end in trouble for her, she was not ready to be beaten or yelled at the more

A lady was standing by the door side, she had a cell phone in hand and was looking down at it. “How may I help you?” “I’m here to help you instead,” the lady walked in without formal introduction, a well-built lady she was, with her blond hair down at her back. “Excuse me?” Jane stopped her at once, “you can’t just walk in…” “A shooting at New York years back,” the lady smiled, pushing her fingers away from her bare skin. Jane was mute, she blinked a lot of times more than she could count. The shooting was her secret, how did this lady get to know about it? “Who are you?”