Good Goblin Housekeeping Novels & Stories

Then he wasn’t worth breaking a sweat over. Gabby stared at the screen of her laptop as she scanned through the report of the deal with LEE. Laila had sent the contract to her mail and she was to go through it. “Shit.” frustrated, she pushed her coffee cup off her table unto the floor. She grasped the fault in her action when she saw the coffee seeping into her expensive plush whit rug. She was working from home, because she needed time to rest. The housekeeper who was cleaning her study at the time stared at the mess in shock and Gabby smiled back at her guiltily. She’d just really been occupied for some time. God did she miss her mother. She felt empty these days. She wondered how long bef

- I ask “There are still some people on the loose and I need to be careful “ - he says. River was kidnapped and almost got married to one of his rivals and I decided to be a hero and help save her so they wouldn’t kill my older brother. I ended up getting stabbed in the process. River is a strong woman and she makes my brother kiss the floor that she walks. It’s quite funny really, the big bad Gabriel Lockwood tamed by a woman. I find it amusing. The SUV stops in front of the building where I live. Gabe gets out with me and my bag. Once we get inside I take a deep breath and I smile. I like my house. It’s quiet and clean. Everything organised the way I like it. I have a housekeeper, Mrs Love

The housekeeper’s hands were shaking so much the keys in her pocket kept clinking together and Gabriel’s mum stood in the middle of the living room looking like someone had just poured vinegar into her morning tea. I didn’t dare sit, just stood awkwardly near the arm of the couch, clutching my purse like a shield because I honestly had no idea how to exist in that moment. Then Gabriel’s mum snapped her attention to the housekeeper and started firing questions at her, her voice was cold but quiet in that controlled rich-people way that somehow makes it even worse. “Is this normal? Him stumbling in like this? And vomit? You didn’t think to inform me something was wrong with my son?”

Their faces frozen in expressions of shock. ​A woman at the front went pale when she saw me. Her hand went to her throat. ​"Welcome home, Mrs. Harrington," she stammered, her voice trembling. ​Mrs. Harrington. The title felt heavy. I smiled at her, wanting to put her at ease. "Thank you. It’s good to be back. I’m sorry I don't remember your name... Seems like I had a very long sleep." ​"This is Mrs. Gable," August said. "She runs the house. Mrs. Gable, my wife is tired. She’s going to rest. Clear the hallway."

She couldn't control herself from responding to his actions, trying to get more out of him. The moon was already high in the night sky. Finneas was sipping coffee downstairs while the young couple got all tangled up in the sheets. It went without saying what they spent the next few hours doing. At the same time, in Spring Gardens, Gabriel had already finished cleaning the table. He had also mopped the living floor twice to keep it sparkling clean. Ginger was a neat freak, so whenever Gabriel mopped the floor, he would mop it twice to make sure it was clean.

“I’ll put it somewhere safe.” She smiled at him, a rare sight. Her eyes had dark circles under them, as usual, and Jax knew that the cleaning job at his place was just one of the four that she held down. Despite her almost-chronic exhaustion, Gabriela was his best cleaning woman. She got those crash rooms to immaculate condition every morning, no matter what debauchery had taken place in them the night before. She’d never said one word about anything she’d seen or found while cleaning, and there had been some pretty incriminating stuff, and Jax appreciated her discretion more than anything. He paid her well, and made sure to kick in regular cash bonuses to keep her showing up and happy.

He frequently assured me he didn’t find life with me dull and always looked forward to coming home and seeing me each night. Our new house was everything I could have ever dreamt of. Gabriel had built me a green house and some planters where I was able to start growing some herbs and a few vegetable which I brought to the campsites in the summer. ++ “Gabriel Henry Mason” I said through clenched teeth as the cutlery drawer fell out of its track and clanged loudly on the ground, “I swear to god, if you don’t fix this drawer before the end of the day I will hire someone to come all the way out here to fix it”

When I ended the call, I sighed, “I need a good exterminator and fumigator. Then I need to make arrangements to stay in the pack hotel until the house is ready. I was told there are bugs like crazy in the house and it is filthy. I have already talked to Emma about getting some omegas together to go down there. I still need to talk with Ginny about the possibility of sending a couple cooks with us to train a couple cooks there. I promise they won’t have to stay. We just need to find at least one cook, preferably two, within the pack.” I heard another knock on my door and I looked up to see Luna Jessie standing there with Honi. I waved them in and I noticed Jessie was holding an index card. “H

I took a quick shower and got dressed before answering her question. "There's an emergency! Fixed yourself and you can leave anytime you want. Just lock the door, okay? Goodbye!" I kissed her on the neck and immediately went down to the 7th floor and headed to Sheriz's unit. After just a few knocks she opened the door. "Oh? You are too early Daze? Come in" We went to the living room. "Is your birthday party went smoothly, last night? nothing strange happened?" I asked "Aside from Jacob leaving without saying goodbye, there is nothing else" She answered with a sad expression

After the initial shock had worn off, Sigourney had shrugged nonchalantly before marching into the house, ordering a gaping Gabriel to open the curtains, start stripping off his leather jacket if he still valued it, and in her exact words, “get to work.” Two hours later and Gabriel could feel the telltale of a sore throat and clogged nose approaching him with open arms. He needed a shower direly and he was sure he had a metropolis of cobwebs in his hair but thankfully, they only had a few more decorations to put up and he could finally rest. “You know, your friend could've considered hiring a housekeeper to tidy the house in her absence.” Irritated, Gabriel couldn't keep the snark from slipp