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Sweet Revenge
“ Your private bedroom time and romantic moments are something that I am not eager to see as well so please refrain from causing me some serious damage . “ said Damian .
“ You are already seriously damaged . “ said mr Adam .
“ I doubt you were ever that interested in my condition . “ said Damian .
“ At the end of the day , you are my only son so I have no choice but to care for you . “ said mr Adam .
“ Why didn’t you have another child since you are so disappointed with me ? “ said Damian .
“ Do you honestly think that I would let my precious wife go through the pain of giving birth for the second time ? “ said mr Adam annoyed .
Madam Diana couldn’t stand the two of them anymore . She placed
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TO HAVE AND TO HOLD
Luckily, Barnes couldn’t see it.
“But I understand Kennedy Mill is special,” the man said, a small grin stretching his full lips. “And this house would fit me just perfect. I figured, after everything I heard about Damien, we could come to some sort of… compromise.”
“I see,” Damien said, not giving the other man any clues. “What sort of… compromise did you have in mind, Mr. Barnes? After all, I think the manager, Bateman, is getting a little suspicious.”
“Suspicious? What’s there to be suspicious of? This is business, pure and simple.”
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No Man's Land
He ends up in a hotel & he tells the French owner Woman Named Hannah "I need a room."
The woman asks "The cheapest we have is the $12 room. It's the size of a walk-in closet… That's small. But not as small as a normal closet. It can hold a bed but a single bed & you can walk up to 13 steps in it because the bed is literally pressed up against the wall. The rent is $12 a week."🤩
Donald agreed to buy the room because he only wanted the room so that he could have a secluded space to call his family.
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Dearest Princess
They were the ones who came first, and now this family was trying to take their room.
Since they so desperately wanted to cause a scene, she'd gladly play along.
If they wanted the room, they would have to pay for it.
Mrs. Dowling was obviously greedy for money and even lied about the Cox family booking first.
When her lie was exposed, she then declared that the room belonged to whoever paid more.
If she had talked things out nicely instead of lying from the start, Larissa wouldn't have been so unreasonable.
Now, taking this room from her wasn't going to be easy.
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Into His Darkness
August jumped on the single king-sized bed which was present in the middle of the bedroom.
Diana told him that she needed to do some important work and she would directly catchup with us in the meeting. So, I only ordered a single room because why not? when you can save some money.
“She never told me where she goes. And I don’t want to know unless she isn’t any kind of danger.” He said and started rolling on the sides of the bed like a small child he sometimes behaves like.
I threw my handbag on him and it fell on his head making him stop.
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The Roommate
Chapter 12: The Aftermath
She knew they needed to talk about it.
And as her leg bounced with nerves, she found herself unable to leave her room. Anxious and full of trepidation as she stared ahead of her at her innocent bedroom door.
It was the bedroom door she had shared with Randy for so long, that the events from last night almost made her sick to her stomach.
Jackson's breath on her ear, the way he had tangled his fingers in her locks.
It was like a tender secret.
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Claimed by the silverfang alphas
I thought about arguing over case law instead of treaties.
"Yeah," I said, a real smile breaking through the exhaustion. "We're doing it."
Jamie cheered, grabbing me for another hug. "Yes! Roommate shopping starts tomorrow. I need a mini-fridge and you need... I don't know, a taser? Just in case."
"I have knives," I reminded him.
"Right. Knives. Very on brand." As Jamie started rambling about meal plans and dorm decor, the kitchen door swung open.
Daxon walked in. He was covered in mud, sweat dripping down his chest. He stopped when he saw us—Jamie dancing around the kitchen, me holding a piece of paper like it was a winning lottery ticket.
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My Gorgeous Ex-Wife, Come Back to Me!
However, Lillian turned a deaf ear to his suggestion and responded firmly, “Whether you like it or not, Raina will be staying in the master bedroom until further notice. Both your father and grandfather have agreed to it already. There is nothing you can do to change it.”
Feeling helpless Darren answered, “Mom are you serious? Don’t do this to me.”
However, the only response Darren got from her was a sharp glare.
“I’m sorry guys. I want to talk to Darren.” Raina said in a soft voice.
Hearing that Lillian flashed her a gentle smile and said, “Sure, Raina. Dora and I will stepped out for the time being. Take your time.” With that, they both left the room.
However, Darren had no intention of gi
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Married at First Sight
“Sonny, I want to have a little boy or little girl with your aunt every time I look at you.”
The boy a little shy of three years of age was sound asleep, so of course he was not going to respond to Zachary.
Zachary stayed for a while before leaving the private resting room. He had just come out of the room when Mr. Chaplin knocked on the door and entered.
“Mr. Lewis is here, sir.”
“Okay.” It then occurred to Zachary that he was meeting Duncan to talk about a partnership. He gestured for Mr. Chaplin to let Duncan in.
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Be My Groom
“Sir Dinner will be served in 40 minutes.”
‘Hmm,” Damon only hummed and nodded in response. “Come with me” Jane followed him from the back as he led her to the second floor of the building. “Will you love a room from the right or left? All have the same features however the room from the right is rather more spacious and has a walk-in wardrobe” Jane stayed at him as if he was out of his mind. “Why will I want a room when I can have yours?”
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Frequently Asked Questions
So, 'I Wanna New Room' is this hilarious kids' book by Karen Kaufman Orloff, illustrated by David Catrow, and it’s a sequel to 'I Wanna Iguana.' The whole story is told through letters between Alex and his mom, where he’s desperately trying to convince her he needs his own room because sharing with his little brother is driving him nuts. At the end, after all his creative arguments—like comparing his brother to a wild animal—his mom finally agrees to let him move into the attic. But there’s a twist: the attic is super creepy, full of spiders and weird noises, and Alex realizes maybe sharing a room isn’t so bad after all. It’s a classic case of 'be careful what you wish for,' wrapped in this playful, relatable kid logic. The illustrations really sell it, too, with these exaggerated, cartoony expressions that make the whole thing feel like a big, chaotic family moment.
What I love about this ending is how it doesn’t just give Alex a perfect solution. Instead, it shows him learning something about compromise and family, but in a way that’s funny and not preachy. The attic isn’t some magical fix—it’s a mess, and that’s the point. Kids get to laugh at the absurdity while maybe recognizing a bit of themselves in Alex’s over-the-top desperation. It’s a great conversation starter about sibling dynamics and how sometimes the grass isn’t always greener.
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