Cougar Next Door Novels & Stories

At the far end of the hall, their new neighbor’s door was cracked open—just enough to spill voice, laughter, and music into the hallway like an invitation and a warning at the same time. Her mother sighed. “Oh great. Party neighbors.” Ruby wasn’t listening. Her eyes had caught something—someone. A boy stepped out onto the balcony next door, the one directly connected by only a narrow wall to the balcony of their new apartment. The dying sunlight caught him perfectly: messy black hair, silver chain glinting, a confident, careless way he leaned over the railing. He laughed at something someone said behind him, but his eyes slid up for a split second—meeting Ruby’s.

We ate on the couch, legs touching, shoulders brushing, feeding each other bites like it was the most natural thing in the world. “So,” I said, sipping my drink, “what does one do on their first official couple day?” He grinned. “Everything. Slowly.” We walked hand in hand through the neighborhood, stopping for coffee, laughing at nothing, stealing glances like teenagers. At the grocery store, he leaned in and whispered, “Do couples argue about brands or is that later?” I laughed. “Later. We’re still in the cute phase.” He smiled. “Good. I plan to enjoy this phase excessively.”

I hurried to close the door, eager to get the image of what I had just seen out of my head, but not before looking at the guy’s face and getting another big shock. It was the cute boy from yesterday. My next-door neighbour.

I smile to myself and relax, excited to see Aiden play for the first time. The pre-game celebrations begin with several announcements and a few dances. The mascots for each team run around for a bit, which makes me laugh. The away team is from Durvey, a suburb of the city that has a bit of a rivalry with the club Aiden is a part of. Their mascot is the Cougars, judging by the dancing person in the cougar costume on the rink.

He was walking across the road and Indianna followed his gaze and raised her eyebrows when she saw Tai and Raiden parking their car in front of the house opposite Indianna's old one. "Oh no," she whispered. Out of all the places two new werewolves could move... They chose here. "Hello, neighbours!" Rogue called cheerily, startling Tai and Raiden as they walked towards their front door. Indianna picked up her pace and Rogue looked over his shoulder when he heard Indianna walking over to him. "Ah, Indianna, come meet my new neighbours." Indianna stiffened and stood stiffly next to Rogue. She forced a smile at Tai who nodded.

As I stand in the doorway for a few minutes too long, all of a sudden, I feel two cold hands make their way underneath the back of my shirt around to my stomach. "What are you, doing boo?" "Just feeling my fingers through the crevices of your stomach." "You say crevices? Is it those type of crevices that you would like to get lost in?" "Mmm, maybe." "Are you trying to seduce me, boo?" "Oh, soldier, I don't need to seduce you. All I need to do is ask." "Then what are you trying to ask me, boo?" "Why don't we get out the doorway before we give our new neighbors something to talk about."

they all had something to say like it's about time, I knew it, it's the way he always looks at you. They went on and on, until we finally said our goodbyes and hung up. There was a knock on my door a couple of minutes later, I thought it might be Anya my next door neighbour. I helped her where ever I could, we met in college and she used to be roommates with Cassidy. But she ended up with a unplanned pregnancy, her parents wrote her off and told her they didn't want anything to do with her or the baby. But she stepped up and kept Roland he is the cutest boy I've ever seen. So I helped her to get the apartment next door, and to get back up on her feet. I opened the door hoping it would be my

My Next Door Mate 25 Lisa door bell rings and the girls turned to look at the door. "Do you think it's Dan? Do you think he came to check up on you?" Audrey screamed. "Nah, I don't think so" Lisa chuckled "Gianna, check the door please?" She said. Gianna walked up to Lisa's door and opening it, she sees Ryan and Stephanie there. "Oh my God, so bad of me not to come thank you. Thank you so much for yesterday" Gianna stretch her hand for a handshake with Ryan and he received it warmly.

It wasn't just a feeling though, it was a fact. I earnestly looked forward to our next meeting, but it never came, or at least not as I had expected. However, two weeks after our first encounter, Ms. Ellen appeared at my parents doorstep with a jar of cookies, and a wide smile, introducing herself as our next door neighbour. And then I knew the world was playing tricks on me.