Abdl Homestead Novels & Stories

Abby said and rushed off. The Adamses were the only ones living in a three bedroom flat in the apartment. Her husband Ruben Adams worked in an oil company as an engineer and earned twice the salary Jesse used to receive in his former place of work. Safe to say that Ruben was the envy of every man in the apartment building. “Here.” Abby returned lugging a small bag of rice, a litre of groundnut oil while her youngest son Ruben junior carried a bowl of pepper. “Ruben’s brother sent these for us but we can’t eat them all so you can have them.”

People moved like ants below the pit walls, heads bowed, backs bent, chasing the shimmer of Adrium in the dirt like it was salvation. “Look who finally decided to show up,” came a voice from behind a broken bulldozer.Abigail, she wore a patched leather vest over a dust-streaked jumpsuit, her dreadlocks tied back in a red scarf. A homemade pickaxe rested on her shoulder, and a smirk danced on her lips. “If you were any slower, Tunde, I’d have started mining your shadow.” Tunde grinned “And here I thought you missed me.” “I missed the part where you actually do your share of the digging.”Before Tunde could reply, a deep laugh echoed from up the quarry slope.

Right after she placed her hand on his palm, they moved in the blink of an eye to the location where Abelard was, which was on the outskirts of London close to Whitechapel. *** Abelard climbed the back hill belonging to the Leister family while carrying two different huge bouquets of flowers, special bouquets for his dear women. He visited those place more often than when he had been staying in Leister's main residence which was getting more and more suffocated every day. The place where Aghnya and Edith eternally slept was the only place where she could breathe freely.

Theodore’s POV Abigail was my longest resident – ever since she was pregnant with Marlo. After her first year in a tent, I had offered to build her a roof if not a house. She told me she had grown to love her little tent and that it was more important to save my resources for the next pregnant woman who had nowhere to go. So I did. Now the settlement was almost as populous as the rest of Midnight, and I was running out of ways to sustain it. The Shelter Project was a solution for all the problems there.

Not only that, she could be with Adam every day just like before. This mansion was the biggest one which had a huge driveway, a wide lawn, and the huge tallest gate she had seen. Judging from the level of security, elegance, and its whole atmospheric ambiance, Arabella could tell that it was Bill's main home because if not, he would not probably let his son live there. This was where Adam lived before he went to study abroad with his grandmother, Kelly. This was also where Bill abandoned her outside. There were memories of her in this mansion but Arabella decided to shoo away those bad memories and retain those happy ones.