Dear Mrs Novels & Stories

'Maybe the fact that she almost killed you,' my mind screams at me. "Thank you very much, Luenth, but I am fine, and you can go to bed if you are tired," Marcus adds, turning to me with a weak smile. "She is into your friend; she is Mrs. Moreaux to you," Drexon chips in again, and I roll my eyes. "Yes, I am Mrs. Moreaux, but not to you; you can call me Luneth," I say, and Drexon throws me a questioning look, which I respond to with a shrug.

“Oh my God!” “It waved!” “It speaks so naturally!” “Did you see that smile?” The gush of admiration kept rolling. Someone near the front row even clapped, and then suddenly, everyone followed. The applause was thunderous. I stood there, smiling modestly and well, pretending to be modest, at least while inside, I was screaming in satisfaction. The robot continued, “I am Robot Dearie, but you can call me Robot D for short. Developed by Doctor Mellisa Millers.”

"But how could you ask your supervisor to publicly criticize me online? I've been swarmed with insults! You're so cruel!" "Zora, we're family. How could you do this to your sister?" Mom chimed in disapprovingly. Turning back to Laila, Mom patted her back gently and cooed, "Don't cry, sweetheart. You'll hurt yourself. I'll make your sister apologize to you!"

NICCOLÒ RUFFALO She managed to quickly befriend Larisa, trusted housekeeper and her husband Jeffery, the butler. Larisa is not a person who would talk to others unless she really likes them and at this point she's too talkative "So madam, please don't be shy to tell me what you want I'll make sure to cook it, I heard you love korean food. I'll try my best to to feed you according to your taste" she gushed

"Gia, my dear," Mrs. Azzua began, her voice tender yet laden with regret. "I wish to express my deepest apologies for any distress or misunderstanding that my previous reservations might have caused you." Gia met Mrs. Azzua's gaze; her expression was one of openness and understanding. "Thank you for your honesty," Gia replied, her tone soft but assuring. "I've come to realize the depth of your love for Deep and the strength of your character," Mrs. Azzua continued, her words tinged with humility. "It was unfair of me to harbor doubts about your relationship."

Serenity swiftly wiped away her tears before turning to look at the lady. Serenity immediately recognized her. “You must be Mrs. Deli.” The lady was one of Mom’s close friends when Mom was still alive. “It’s me. You came back.” Mrs. Deli was very friendly toward Serenity. “Do you want to come by my place for a catch-up?”

Dieter, "Madam, Mr. Dieter has returned and has good news to tell you." Mrs. Dieter stopped writing after hearing the servant's report. The two words 'good news' made her heart beat faster and had a bad premonition. She closed her eyes to regain her composure and sent the servant out. After regaining her composure, Mrs. Dieter stood up and went downstairs.

“Stop dreaming!” To my great surprise, Mrs. Parker approached me with a gentle smile and greeted me warmly. She even apologized as if whatever she said on that video call was something she just said yesterday. She extended her right hand forward as if she was offering a handshake and I had no way to deny her. “Mrs. Parker,” I greeted back politely. “Mister Parker. I swear I didn't know you were Mac’s family.”

“This drug is the latest development in the fight against bowel cancer!” I turned my attention back to the assistant. Her nametag said Mrs Deeves. Shy and unadorned, she struck me as a loyal and hard worker, private and uncomplicated. She must have been a beauty in her youth, but lack of sleep and a poor diet had spun the clock forward.

"Welcome back, Darling." Mrs Liv said to Mason. "Thanks, mom," Mason said hugging her. "How's everyone?" "They are fine mom, Stacey sent her regards." "Oh, my sweetheart I miss her so much, can't wait to see her." "Mom you saw her today morning when you insisted on driving me to school like am a little kid." "Hmm, yeah but I miss her and you are saying it like I did a bad thing driving you to school." Mrs Liv made a sad face.