Cerita Ngewe Anak Tetangga 소설 & 이야기

He said as he looked down at me with a smile which I returned as he combed his hand through my hair. " Well I was a very stubborn kid, I caused a lot of trouble, I don't want to think about them, some of them were quite embarrassing, there was one time I saw my neighbor's dog mating with ours, do you know what I did? Gosh, this is so embarrassing. I went to the neighbor's house and told him his dog raped ours," At his statement, I burst into laughter. " You did what? That was fucking crazy, I can't even imagine the look on the owner's face,"

I protest at the sudden gesture treating me like a kid. “That’s not so like you kid! Of course, you’re a child, how could the parents let the kid raise the pet on its own? It must be done altogether!” he said, trying to lift up my spirits. Sometimes, these strangers or people barely give me more strength and are more reliable. “Haha I know, I’m just diverting your attention seeing how scared you are after telling that creepy overpass story.”I started to tease him. “You! Cheeky brat who’s scared!? I’m just surprised!” he refuted back and our bickering at the dead of night echoed as we reached the nearest bus stop. Not knowing the news that will shock us.

I smirk looking away . " I couldn't believe we spent our whole childhood now we are going to be parents" I giggle remembering our days .. We were walking on the footpath when we saw two little kids fighting . We stop and look at them… " Are you thinking what I am thinking?" He asked . '' yeah…" I smile knowing . "Remember when I used to annoy you to play with me?" Humza chuckled . " Of course how can I forgot about it " Ahhh " Humza pull Angel hair making her shout.

He asked, taking a few steps closer and sitting on the floor next to him. "Remember that time i told you about my neighbours when we were at the lamb skewers place? The couple that always fight?". Jeremy said, to which Nathan nodded, the elder looking away from his him, soft eyes falling upon Ivan. “Well, it turned out that Ivan is their kid." Nathan’s eyes widened, following Jeremy’s gaze to Ivan. Flashes of bruises on his skin and conversations about parenthood being dodged went through his mind as his heart thumped in his ears.

Darrion smiled. Jai smiled. “I don’t really understand, but alright,” he nodded. Then they listened to Uncle Phillips recounting his experience of being a fisherman who had fished a giant octopus and eating it with his fisherman friends. It was a simple, yet wholesome story because the man made it into a more exciting one. Jai had to admit, the man had some talent in story telling. After the story was done, it was in slightly in the afternoon. The children were taken by their mothers as it was nap time, and the four used it to have a talk. But they moved to a more secluded place to avoid getting in the way of others as they were still renovating some things in the village. They went to Barun

The neighbor looked solemnly at Little Gwennive for a moment and sighed. "Let me tell you a story, once there was a mighty eagle that lived in disguise amongst the amongst certain vultures, the Eagle had not chosen to leave their for nothing, it had decided to stay there because it had fallen in love with a very handsome bird that had also lived amongst the vultures. Now this eagle had vowed to protect this handsome bird and their little baby birdie with all the strength that she has in her. And no matter how dangerous it may be, she always comes back successful to her baby Birdie..". The neighbor smiled broadly at Little Gwennive hoping that the story might have helped to also calm her nerv

Zitrey is picking cabbage, carrots, potatoes, white onions, and others when a little girl around 3-4 years run towards her, shouting, "Brother!" The child's little arms are extending want to hug her. However, Zitrey did a sidestepped, avoiding the child. The Little girl stops in front of Zitrey and looks at her. Her round eyes started to teary, her thin lips curved downward. Mouths trembling, she cried. "Waah! Huhu! Brother Cede doesn't want me! He doesn't want me!!!" The few customers inside the said convenience store got their attention by the loud cry of the child. They'd hurriedly went to the cry direction and seen the scene, then they started to gossip.

She found it funny to tell me horror stories before bed. I remembered once returning the favor. I told her about Terry the ghost, a boy who’d died in an accident on the street across from our house. Terry’s ghost wandered our neighbor’s house where his family had once lived. Mom hadn’t slept alone for weeks after that, and she never told me another horror story. My mom was like me in some ways—she was terrified of the paranormal, or anything religious. That’s why her engagement to Bill had been such a shock. But even Mom had gotten braver, so why couldn’t I?

They savored delicious dishes and relished the joy of breaking bread as a united family. In the evenings, after the children had settled into their cozy beds, the adults gathered in the living room for conversations that delved into matters of the heart. They spoke of their dreams, fears, and the joys of parenthood, forming a bond strengthened by their shared experiences. As the days passed, the Williams family and Emily's little boy formed a unique connection, becoming fast friends and creating lasting memories. They built forts, played games, and revealed in the joy of unfiltered laughter.

There was a row of blue chairs in the hallway, and as soon as Terry sat down, he hugged his grandmother: “I miss you so much!” The scent on his grandmother's worn-out shirt is still as fragrant and familiar as ever. She gently stroked Terry's hair, kissed him lightly on the forehead for a long time, and then said softly: "I also miss and worry about you very much, my child. Yesterday, our neighbor came up here to visit Stella and told us you had found a job and a place to live on the outskirts. I was very happy after hearing that, but I don't know if the place where you are working is difficult? Is that place safe? This city is bustling and very complicated."