Big City Greens Nancy Green Novels & Stories

Wilbur asked. Nancy shook her head with a smile. "I can't afford a car." "I can send you. Where do you want to go?" "That works." The pair got in Wilbur's car. "Where do you live?" "Greenyear Apartment. It's up north." Wilbur nodded and set out for the place. He did not know what to say during the journey and thus remained silent. A while later, Nancy spoke up. "What do you really do for your work, Wilbur?"

Surveying the chaotic scene and the suppressed Nina, his brows furrowed, his expression icy. His gaze swept around the room. "If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I would have thought this isn't my company, but your territory, Mr. Green." Mr. Green's expression shifted, his arrogance diminished by Nash's words. He could only respond cordially, "No, that's not the case, Mr. York. It's just that my niece was hit by Nina. She's cherished in our Green family, and no one has ever laid a hand on her before. She's endured so much injustice, and as her uncle, I feel compelled to defend her. Furthermore, Nina shows a complete disregard for others. Not only does she refuse to acknowledge her wrongdoi

“I know my way around Greensville.” “My boss would be mad if you go on your own, Miss Torsney.” Nora insisted. Mackenzie snapped at her, “I don’t care what your boss thinks!” She turned around and walked away. When she finally got outside the massive building, she was immediately hit by the loud, bustling sounds of the megacity. She froze on her feet, looking up and around her at the gigantic skyscrapers that reached up into the clouds. The noise, the sounds of vehicles on the large highways, the large billboards… the wealth. Everything hit her all at once that she felt claustrophobic. She was right in the heart of Greensville. And she began to panic.

Sorry for the long author's note haha. Nity out 🍄

said Mr Smith. "Oh no! My parents are going to get me grounded. "said Nancy, in a very childish tone. "Nancy, don't mock father like that," said Emma. She was shocked at how Nancy was talking back to her father. She knew that she never liked spinach since her childhood but now she was supposed to understand how important it was for her health. "Nancy, your father is right, we will be strict on you now and you are grounded until your treatment," said Mrs Smith.

Nancy, ". . . . ." He did not even know when the day she went to N City was, but he actually began to feel reluctant. Although she was speechless at his clingy attitude, she still felt sweet in her heart. No news came from Daxin's side for a few days. Mumen Group and Mountain and River Residence. There were even posts that Jouvita and the others wanted to make friends with Nancy in the villa that were piled up like a mountain. Nancy could receive more than ten calls from some big shot's assistant or secretary in a day. Alex was better than her. His phone's security system was stricter than hers.

I bumped into Nancy which made all the files she was holding fall to the ground. “I’m so sorry, Nancy,” She bent down and started packing the papers on the floor. “No, It’s fine ma’am. Where are you headed to?” she asked. “I’ll explain when I get back,” I said then hurriedly walked out of the company’s building and called a taxi. “Take me to 18, Brooklyn Road,” “Steele Enterprise?” he asked me as he looked at me through his mirror “Yes sir,” “Alright ma’am,” he replied, stepping on his accelerator and beginning the trip.

Nancy calls her mother, while I dial Atwood and nervously bite my cheek as I wait for him to pick up. “Lycan Atwood speaking,” he says in a professional tone. I pause, half considering just hanging up, but then gather my courage and speak. “It’s Ruby,” I say into the phone, my voice shaking. “I… I got into some trouble in Greenwood.” “Where are you?” he says. “I’m at the police station.” Atwood hangs up without saying anything else. Soon enough, Nancy’s mother shows up and she’s absolutely fuming. “Nancy Greene!” she bellows as she storms into the police station. I’ve never met Nancy’s mother before, but they look almost identical. The only difference is that her mother’s hair has gone a bit

It was the doctor. "Hey, girl. Why didn't Mr. Benjamin have his driver send you back home? You're not going to get a cab here," the doctor said. Nancy shook her head. Why would Benjamin arrange for his driver to send her when he was longing for Nancy to turn around? "Get in," the doctor said. "Thank you," Nancy said while getting into the sports car. The man passed his name card to her. "Chester Green is my name." "I'm Nancy Lawson. Thank you for saving me," Nancy said.