But He's My Grumpy Neighbor Novels & Stories

I answered. “I thought so,” he said. “What if you aren’t here to talk about last night what was it that’s making you so nervous?” “So, before I say anything, I need you to keep an open mind,” I said. “I’m not making any promises until I hear what you have to say, little nurse,” he said. “Now out with it.” "So… I have this neighbor," I started. His face transformed into a frown. "Is this neighbor disturbing you? Do you want me to get rid of him?"

I tried to stay hidden behind Vincent, but the traitor stepped aside the moment I pulled him back. “You better not talk to me in that tone, Vincent!” “No-no-no! She did! It was her!” And just like that, I was face to face with Grumpy Grandpa himself. His expression shifted as he looked me over—sizing me up like I was some anomaly he wasn’t prepared for. > “Who is this little toad?”

He made me nervous “Hello, you don’t know me, but I thought I would stop by and introduce myself to you. My name is Jaxson Tucker, I'm your neighbor on the west side of your property,” he said with a smile. “Oh, nice to meet you,” I smiled back. “I wanted to pass on my condolences to you for the loss of your aunt. Are you planning on staying in the area long?” he asked. “I just finished moving in, I'm here to stay.”

It was my neighbor, standing there with that same smile he always wore. He always seemed to show up at the most inconvenient times. I raised my eyebrow, not bothering to hide my annoyance. "Good morning?" I said, making it sound more like a question than a greeting. "Seems like I came at the wrong time," he said, though he made no move to leave. Yes, you absolutely did, I thought, but forced my expression into a polite smile. "No, I'm just surprised to see you. What do I owe this visit?"

My poor legs are tired already from all the walking they've done, which in itself is disappointing since I'd anticipated this activity more than most of the others on the schedule and had thought I'd get further than this before they start getting tired and trying to give way under me. Being with him is basically the only thing holding me up and keeping me going. "Watch where the fuck you are putting your legs." I hear out of nowhere. I turn to have a look and that's surprisingly from Mr grumpy. It's basically the first thing he's said since leaving the hotel, apart from the question he'd asked when we'd been back at the hotel lobby. We all turn to really stare at him, but it doesn't faze hi

I stop in my track and turned around only to find he's smirking. I fly my hands up dramatically. "He talks!" I exclaimed. He rolls his eyes. "For the record, I rather face my mother wrath compare being here, beside I feel like my presence isn't needed here, cause I see you already have something that keep you company." I pointed to his phone and walked back to the door. "Nice meeting you, new neighbors." I force a smiled at him and walked out from his house. Such annoying person he is! I hope I won't see him again. And hopefully he won't go to my school.

He was panting, his face full of concern, making me gasp—not startled by his way of entering, but by his face. Well, what is my annoying neighbor doing here?!!!

"Mine is more trivial than yours. Why not say yours first? I promise to answer you." "Cause I don't like people. If I have a neighbor, they're bound to poke their long, ugly noses in my business. Always knocking at my gate, being nosy, showing off that they're living by The Black's Mansion. Most human beings are stupid." He explained and I nodded my head in understanding. "Now, what happened with Rebecca?" "We... First, promise me you'll not get angry." "Is it something I can get angry over?" He asked and I twitched my mouth.

“I don’t like being woken up at midnight over something stupid, and then being insulted. So, please, save your apologies and don’t bother me.” I opened my mouth, but the indignation stunned me, and I took a moment to find a response. “Neighbor?” I repeated, incredulously. “What’s that supposed to mean?” “It means you’re my neighbor. And I’m not interested in having unnecessary conversations with you.” I let out a dry laugh. “Yeah, right. Because it’s completely unnecessary to act like a decent person and accept an apology.” He shot me a quick look, raising an eyebrow. “And now I’m the rude one?”

Grumpy: I want my reward. -Mr. Grumpy: ? -Mr. Grumpy: Missed call -Mr. Grumpy: I'm not going to say please. -Mr. Grumpy: Missed call -Mr. Grumpy: Pick up, Norali. -Mr. Grumpy: Are you home??? -Mr. Grumpy: Missed call -Mr. Grumpy: Missed call -Mr. Grumpy: I'm going to call your brother in 10 minutes if you haven't replied by then.