Family Upstairs Novels & Stories

No matter what, she would rather Hazel stay single forever than fall for a scumbag like Damon again. In fact, being a workaholic, just like her, wasn’t such a bad thing for Hazel. At least she could control her own emotions. Whenever Sully thought about people in relationships, whose emotions were at the mercy of someone else, she felt a pang of unease. After following Bailey upstairs, it was obvious that the second floor wasn’t as spacious as the first, but it wasn’t small either. The second floor alone could accommodate a large three-bedroom apartment. The three bedrooms upstairs were for Bailey and Jonah, with the remaining one as a guest room.

Joe asked Lisa. “According to the kids, all the rooms are ready. I’m going to cook instant noodles. Do you want some?” she asked Joe. “I want two instant noodles,” he replied. “Go up to the second floor, ma’am. Your room and your children’s room are upstairs where the window leads to here. Hurry,” Joe said. After passing through the door, I found the inside of the house exquisite and fragrant. Then I walked up the stairs to my room. At least there was a place to rest for the kids.

But I really wanna go upstairs than be left alone here. I stood from my chair right away and started looking for where the staircase was. In this big house, I was still a bit lost as I continued to look around. I couldn't even believe that he lives here alone when Bethany isn't around. Maybe that's the reason why he brings women home because it's boring here. As soon as I found it, I hurriedly but sneakily went upstairs to took for him. I know he's taking a shower and I wouldn't want to catch him walking around naked.

Upstairs. Thea showed Kassidy around many rooms, and then Thea asked Kassidy, "Which room do you like?" Kassidy said earnestly, "Mom, I didn't want to be a third wheel between you and uncle. I wanted to live on the third floor with grandpa." Thea is a completely respectful and open-minded mother who immediately said, "Okay. I will have Ava help you move your personal belongings upstairs later." After properly settling Kassidy, Thea received a phone call. It was Mark, and his tone was particularly unfriendly. "Miss Fletcher, don't forget about our agreement."

“Yes?“ I asked, almost whispering. “I said, our room is upstairs. Let me carry your bag,” he said, referring to the luggage I brought from our honeymoon. I nodded and held out my luggage to him. I was still busy marveling at the place when he brought the luggage upstairs. I followed him, my eyes still wandering and I couldn't stop admiring the details of his house. Even the staircase looked so elegant. The second floor was huge, with three rooms and a common bathroom. Caspian stopped on the second door.

The guys were unloading everything when the pair pulled up into the driveway, and she got out of her car and him getting out of his. “Did you guys go a little overboard?” he asked. Hideyoshi stepped up, “Nothing is too much for our niece.” “Your niece?” Kit asked. “Well, we will be her uncles. We are family, after all,” Nobunaga said as he lifted the rear of Mitsuhide’s SUV. “This stuff upstairs?” “Yeah,” Mitsuhide said as he opened the front door and left it wide open. “The babies room will be across the hall upstairs. I have to move some boxes to the other room.”

"We don't know who might be listening. Besides, you are forbidden to use any magic. Even the simplest to recover your energies. Take a shower, eat, sleep. And act like humans. At least until we've done half the work.” Faye and Vraxlon promptly nodded, and Tennebris rolled his eyes. We entered the narrow and two-story apartment. The entrance was a room that, with the exception of a three-seater sofa in front of a glass coffee table, and a small curved bookcase filled with picture frames and books, was empty. The next room was a living room with a small four-seater round table, which was located below the spiral staircase. And three remaining doors told me that there was the kitchen, a small b

A small wooden coffee table was placed in the middle on top of a blue rug. “There’s two spare bedrooms and a bathroom down the hall.” Dev pressed his hand to the small of my back. “Do you want to check them out first or explore the kitchen more?” I licked my dry lips. “C-can we see upstairs first?” He slipped his fingers through mine and led the way. The upstairs looked even bigger than the downstairs. There were more floor-to-ceiling windows. “We have five bedrooms upstairs,” Dev muttered. “Two extra bathrooms. The main bedroom has its own bathroom.”

Ross spoke very formally as he led us up a winding staircase to the second level of the house. I had to try hard not to gawk at the house. It had beautiful hardwood flooring and cathedral ceilings. Vintage paintings and decorations littered the modern furniture. We came to a set of french doors. Ross hesitantly knocked before letting himself in. A long hallway with a massive living room at the end greeted us. Four doors sat on the walls of the hallway, two on each side. At the middle of the living room was an archway showing another staircase. "Jade is upstairs in her room. She's on bed rest until the pup comes. Take your pick on the room, they have bathrooms that connect between them," Ross

“Mom did most of it. I just… live here.” She let out a small, polite laugh. “If you’d like to go upstairs, I’ll show you which room will be yours.” Mercy looked confused. She stared at him for a long second before she asked, “Upstairs?” “Yeah….” August gestured at the staircase in front of them. “The bedrooms are all upstairs. Is that okay?” “Yes,” Mercy said, clearing her throat and shaking her head slightly. “I don’t know why, but for some reason… I don’t think I was allowed upstairs.”