Ed Edd N Eddy House Novels & Stories

Now, we have nothing. The thin wooden door of our flat splinters open.The frame cracks violently as it's kicked inward. Before any of us can scream, three large men flood the tiny room, accompanied by the stench of cigar smoke. Behind them walks Eddy. “Nice little place you got here,” Eddy smiles. “Were you trying to hide from me?” “Eddy,” Mason chokes out, scrambling backward on the mattress until his back hits the damp wall. “I wasn't trying to hide. Please, I told you, I'm getting the money—”

How could he say that she was making trouble? She held back her anger and sat still. The place was Jack's house, which had been renovated, but he didn't live there. Someone came to clean it regularly. The place was very clean and quiet, which was suitable for talking. They entered the house, Jack asked Eddy to sit on the sofa. "Tell me, what the hell is going on?" Harry grabbed Stacy's hand and leaned against a low cabinet. He lowered his head and looked at it carefully, playing with it in his hand,

“Master Calven, that is too harsh on her .” “Leave me alone! Your presence is not wanted here any longer! ” Butler Camsy took his path and left him alone. Meanwhile, In the Harris' residence. Eddey parked her car in front of the residence as she strolled into the house. Her father and mother, Mr. And Mrs. Harris ragingly stood waiting for her appearance. “Father, Mother, greetings to you .” Her greetings were short as usual. Eddey made her way past her parents to the elevator ready to climb to her room.

In the room, Eddy lay leisurely across the bed, swiping attentively through his phone. When he noticed my presence, he turned his eyes briefly in my direction and that was it. "You didn't tell me," I started, trying my best to keep my anxious breathing under control. He turned towards me, his eyes crinkling in confusion, but that expression dissolving as fast as it came. "Oh! that? A family thanksgiving tradition. It skipped my mind," he said passively, turning away. "Having your father, brother and best friend in our house for a whole week skipped your mind?"

I was Damm speechless when I saw the interior design of the house. The house was Damn beautiful and was designed in a simple yet coaxing way. "When did you build this house?". I asked while making my way towards the sitting room couch to feel how comfortable it was. Edward ran after me, and placed his hands across my waist. I stopped moving on the spot because I'm aware that he wanted to show me what he had just typed. "Hmm….. this house has been here for like ages….. and I do come here whenever I feel lonely". He types while admitting the fact that he used to feel lonely.

“Ah, yes. Actually, that’s what I wanted to talk to you both about. I found a house today.” Relief washed over me. Not that Edward living with us had been a total disaster, but his presence had definitely thrown me off. It had only been a week, and I was already craving my sanctuary. “That’s fantastic, Edward!” Nathan exclaimed. “Where is it? Is it nearby?” “It’s just a few miles away. A cozy two-bedroom place. The owner is a nice elderly woman who seems fond of plants and pets. I’m moving tomorrow.” “Tomorrow? That’s soon,” I said, a bit taken aback by the swiftness of it all.

Dani spends the time that Eddy is gone with his father alone in the room, putting her clothes away. She brought clean sheets and her blanket that she wanted, because Eddy had told her that the ones they provide feel like hospital sheets. This was pretty much like a dorm room so she had brought a few things along to make it feel more home like. Such as a huge box of junk food. A mini fridge that Eddy had to bring up later. She had brought some things that she could find only in New York.

[Two Years Later]... Eden's friends were already waiting to welcome her home when she pulled into the driveway of the single-story bungalow on Alice Lane, a quiet suburban street six blocks away from her old apartment in Forrest Creek. The 'sold' sign propped on the front lawn filled Eden with pride. She'd done it, bought her first home. It was small. Only two bedrooms. But since it was on a corner lot, she had a bit of extra yard space. With a growing, rumbustious little boy, she'd need plenty of yard space.

He's calm but still "So, any plans on how we infiltrate Eddie's summer house?" "I message Tech to send me the blueprint of the house." "But I didn't give you the address," I lift my brow. "That is why we have Tech and G****e Maps," he says, then shows me his table. "This the house?" I see the picture of the two-story, modern-beach-style house that is, of course, close to the beach. "Yup, that's the one."