Aphmau House Novels & Stories

He had some work so he went out for a while but told Sanju to stay with Janhavi until he returned, to which Sanju happily agreed, she also wanted to spend time with Janhavi to know about their story. She told Janhavi everything about Abhimaan and his connection to this village when she asked her how they all knew Abhimaan. Sanju told her that this house belonged to Abhimanyu's paternal grandmother in which she used to live with her father before marriage and Abhimaan and his father always came here to spend a few days but after Abhimanyu's death, Abhimaan stopped coming here for a few years but then started coming back and the forest house in which he took her was built by Abhimanyu for Abhi

Sakshi agreed with a huge smile. After a few hours couple reached the house, Samarth and Aradhya were shocked when they see a decorated house. They entered the gate, the huge mansion, Aradhya had never seen a huge house like Rajmahal. Sakshi welcomes them, but she is shocked when she sees Aradhya. A small girl, really small in front of Samarth, she is like a small doll. But so much beautiful, white like snow. She came out of thoughts and send her to the outhouse with a beautician.

(sarcasm) I wanted to call Amaan but I stopped thinking about that psycho. I can't let that monster know about Amaan. I can't endanger Amaan's life. Moreover, it will not be right if I contact Amaan as I am married now. Finding no works to do I thought to have a tour of this house. I haven't seen this house fully yet. It is not a house. I have to admit that it's a palace. I started roaming here and there when I noticed that Fatima khala is coming out of another wing after locking its metal door. I noticed that she is holding a bucket which is full of white bed sheet.

“Wow, so confident of you.” Noman lifted his hand in the air and hailed a cab. A few seconds later, one neared them and from there, they headed straight to the O’Malley Residence a few blocks away from the cafe. “Hi Dad!” Amanda cried out once she stepped inside the vestibule of her family’s house. It was a three-storey building built with the Caribbean theme in mind. The floors were made of dark blue marble while the walls were ivory white. It was situated inside a compound that housed a flower garden and a customized pool.

The drive felt endless. Lights blurred ahead while horns sounded somewhere behind me. The nurse’s voice replayed in my head. Hamston Hospital stood tall above me. A white building with a blue sign written ‘Hamston Medical Center' The automatic doors slid open slowly. The smell of antiseptic hit me immediately. “I’m here for Amira Harold." I said at the front desk, breathless. “She was brought in from St. Mary’s Primary.” The nurse typed quickly. “She’s been admitted.” Admitted.

The magnificent white mansion in front amazed her. "Is this the Western Wood Pack refugee house?" Camila asked in shock. She hadn't even noticed their arrival. Henry laughed first, then replied coldly, "No." Camila gulped. She had thought the Western Pack was so rich that they built such a magnificent place just for homeless foreigners and werewolves. But as they approached the front, since Henry had parked far off in the garage—she saw how grand the exterior was. The white mansion stood thrice as big as her father's. Guards at the frontage bowed to Henry as he walked ahead of her.

"Well, during this period of time, I had someone investigate all the Eastfort Roads. There are a total of fifty-two roads with this name across the country, and among them, thirty-something roads have either undergone renovations, changed their names, or been requisitioned. After a long search, I finally managed to confirm that the Eastfort Road Priscilla mentioned is now located in the present Hampton. "This is good news, but the bad news is that the geographical location of Hampton is very unique. It has experienced major changes over sixty years ago. Eastfort Road has changed its name several times. Twenty years ago, almost the entire Hampton was completely renovated and rebuilt, and East

I get out before heading towards the toy shop to purchase the Mini mouse stuff toy which I know my princess will love to have. After getting the toy I ask the driver to take me to the Sengupta mansion because I can not wait to see my baby's smiling face and hear her loud giggle. Upon reaching there I hurriedly get out of the car after picking the toy in my hand. I ring the bell and a maid opens the door to let me in. When I ask her about Anhuphama she informs me that Anhuphama is in the backyard playing with our daughter.

Sam asked, “Do you mind telling me clearly which house you’re talking about? We’ve bought hundreds of houses in the past year, and I’d appreciate it if you could give me the address, so we don’t waste time.” Lisa turned to her mother. “Mom? The house by the beach.” Amie said, “It’s along Bay View Avenue, or something like that. I’m sure you have it in your files.” Sam nodded. “We do have it in our files, a hundred of them, the ones along Bay View Avenue.” Lisa stared at him. “Is that so? A hundred? Wow!” “Sounds like the whole neighborhood,” Amie said. Sam was getting rather agitated now. These two women were wasting his time, time he’d rather be spending on his work or with Chan and Lilly.