Got House Novels & Stories

"DID YOU GET IT?" "Not yet." "WHAT'S TAKING SO LONG?" "These things take time." "I DON'T HAVE TIME. I NEED YOU TO HAVE A HOUSE SO I CAN VISIT." "You can visit our apartment." "IT'S NOT THE SAME." Maya laughed. The call came on a Thursday. "Congratulations. The house is yours." Maya screamed. Ethan came running. "WE GOT IT!" "WHAT?" "THE HOUSE! WE GOT IT!" He picked her up. Spun her around. They both cried.

The house was so old that I feared it would fall apart with is in it. There were 4 rooms upstairs and then an antic. I got into my own room and sighed in relief,no one to bother me anymore. It was getting dark already so we got settled in as Aunt Lora prepared dinner with mum's help. I could hear them laughing from upstairs,that's why I hated this house,it was in the middle of nowhere where you would see only farmlands and cows. Gosh. My door opened as my Rebecca walked in with a scowl on her face.

He sat down beside me again and gestured me to open it. “What is it?” “Open it.” He said and I opened the box slowly. “It’s a key.” “Yeah.” He nodded. “To what?” “To a new house.” He said casually and my eyes looked like it’s going to pop out soon. “A new house?” “Yeah.” He nodded. “Where?” I asked. “Remember the house that I showed you a year ago? The one that you loved so much..” No way! “You got it?!” “Yeah, after a long process. Yeah I got the house.” My jaw literally dropped.

The MIB that was roaming around the hallway was surprise when I suddenly dash in front of him. "Sorry!" I whispered shouts to him. A year after our wedding Grey Grey decided to build our home. He ask me what I want for our house and I reluctantly told him that I want a moat. Grey Grey just blink then nodded. "Your wish is my command precious."  Our house was literally the size of the estates garage but heck it is beautiful. I am literally living in my fairytale house right now. I reached the kitchen and open our walk in fridge.

Bent down, and from the pool of blood at the yellow-toothed gambler's feet I picked up the black chip. I wiped the blood off it with the hem of the jacket. Then I lifted my head to Dante. "Mr. Castellano. Paid in full." I held the chip up between us. "This chip—can I take it to the cage for cash. Now."

I close my eyes and lean my head against the door of my blue Ford Fusion. I shake away the dirty thoughts and finally get into the car, and head for my house. I loved my house. It was a quaint little cottage that I got cheap because it was in rough shape six years ago. Since then, I’ve fixed it up and couldn’t imagine living anywhere else. The motion sensor lights came on as I pulled up to my garage. With a touch of a button, the garage door rolled up.

A year later I heard birds chirping outside the window. It's been two months since we moved into our new home, a private mansion in the suburbs of New York. We have been looking for a house for a long time. It was in one of Mr. Walker's family projects. I fell in love with this house as soon as I saw it on the internet which is under renovation and will be sold later. I couldn't lose this opportunity so I immediately instructed my secretary to contact their agent. In less than a week this house is completely mine and will soon be our little family home.

he announced, Ragnor nodded and Emily shouted in excitement. George looked a little messy as he was out all day burning all their belongings. After George cleaned up, they moved into the city, where George had bought a house close to the forest. This would allow them to fly in and out without anyone noticing anything. He had purchased the house together with the entire forest behind it.

But the house we pulled up to was more like a mansion complete with a large gate that they had to use a code to get open. The long driveway was shadowed by trees on either side and when we got to the front doors, there was even a fountain nestled in the grassy loop of the driveway. Annie and George started to pull bags from the trunk while James and I just stared. Eventually Annie noticed and asked, “what’s wrong?” I gesture to the house, “this is not what I was expecting.”

She hadn’t even indicated me beforehand and now she decided to drop the marriage bomb. She giggled, as Gabe shook his head and got out of the car. “Why didn’t you tell me earlier?” I shouted at her. “She wanted to keep it a secret,” Gabe said as she stepped out of the car into his arms. “We were saving to buy a new house.” He pointed at his house with his thumb. I came here for the first time. It was a small house with a pathway that cut a lawn in the middle. It was painted white. Vines hung from the roof imparting the sweet fragrance of bluebells.