Billy Neighbor Novels & Stories

Billy stood in front of the small apartment door, his jaw clenched. He pressed the access card against the panel. The door opened. “Thabita,” he called as he stepped inside. However, there was no answer. He shut the door with a rough motion. The room felt silent, with no trace of Thabita’s presence—she who usually always welcomed him nervously. “Don’t play games,” Billy muttered. He walked farther inside. The living room was empty. Billy opened the bedroom door.

She answered on the first ring. “Hello, Lilly.” I said. “How about finishing the torturous underground paralegal work?” Lilly snorted, a sharp, cynical sound. “I am tired and contemplating a career change to professional bed warmer. What’s going on? You sound like you just had a near-death experience, which, for you, is probably a Tuesday.” “I screamed in the billionaire’s face,” I replied promptly. “And then his mother called me an opportunistic, debt-ridden mercenary.”

I asked them. Billy was the first to speak. "Look, Maddie. You are my niece, and I love you. Teddy is my brother, and I love him. You guys' secret is safe with me. I don't need to know anything. What happens in this house stays in this house, and it's none of anyone's business. OK?"

I look up to see a familiar face, and confusion washes over me. It’s Billy, and he’s got a wild look in his eyes as he approaches a lady, and then they disappear around the corner. There’s an alley over there. I remember seein’ it when we was walkin’ in. My stomach twists into a knot. What if that woman’s in trouble because Billy’s drunk? I look at the youngin’s. They’re fine, picking out their candy still. I decide to stick my head outside and see what’s goin’ on.

He instantly went near him and covered him with a huge blanket. “I smell someone entered in my territory.” Hunter seriously commented while gritting his teeth. Butler Henry’s eyes widened. He wanted to hide Miss Leila’s trespassing escapades, but Hunter had advanced senses – even more advanced than their Alpha Hudson, his father, had. Butler Henry cleared his throat. “Our neighbor went inside the mansion.” He plainly stated. With that, he saw how his deep ocean blue eyes darkened – because of fury.

Chapter 831 Billy glanced at Sherman and Kingsley out of the corners of his eye. The two were sitting in the corner. He narrowed his eyes and his gaze darkened. He hadn't seen her in two months. She looked like a completely different person. Natalie saw his eyes move slightly. She whispered to him, "It was him, the man next to Sherman. I saw him at the class reunion…" "Really?" Billy's voice was faint. It looked like he was not interested in it. But then he glanced at them indifferently out of the corners of his eyes.

Most people might feel embarrassed by having their neighbor turn up in the night to ask them to quiet down, but he didn't let it stop him one bit. My only remaining option was to call my mom and vent. "The house is fine Mommy, but my neighbor's a satyriasis." There was confused silence from the other end of the line. "Your neighbor's a what, sweetie?" "He's like a rabbit. I can hear him going at it from dusk till dawn. My nerves are shredded. If you don't believe me, come listen for yourself." I made sure to sound despondent. In truth, I'd been wanting to redecorate for a while and this seemed like the perfect excuse.

Things were falling from it. If only she was not a girl... Ughh! I was opening the door when I saw her coming up with her bags. She saw me opening the door, next to her own. Her eyes became very wide. " You live here? " She asked me with a raised eyebrow. " No, I am trying to break in this house. Any problem?? " I answered sarcastically. "Yes, I can't let you break into my neighbour's home. I don't care how he behaves but I am a good neighbour. Don't you dare break in or will call the police. " She said with a cool sarcastic smile.

"I'm at a case meeting, but no one is here." "Billy?" "Yes." "You concerned?" "Definitely," Maggie said. She looked around, but no one was playing on the street. She could knock on the neighbors' doors, but she didn't know what kind of neighborhood this was. She rose. "Maybe they are just running late." "Maybe." "Sit tight, Maggie. I'm sure it's okay," Beth said. "Thanks."

“Nonsense! Why would there be any surveillance in the smoking area?” Just as I was about to say there actually was, Ivy rubbed her eyes and cried out, “Mr. Shane, it’s not Ms. Hill’s fault. It’s all my fault for living next door to you. It led to Ms. Hill misunderstanding us. “Could you plead with Ms. Hill for me? She resents me and can bully me however she wants, but she can’t deliberately harm the child in my womb!” Julian’s eyes widened. “Clara, you’d harm an unborn baby? The child is innocent!”