Hello Neighbor's Secret Novels & Stories

“I don’t care if that’s your problem or not what I do care is my shares, the shares your family robbed, I want them back.” “I don’t care about that!” “You have until tomorrow to make a decision, maybe a deal can be struck. Think it over. See you tomorrow, if your answer hasn’t arrived before the meeting, everyone will know about your little secret. Think it over.” Mr. Brown said and then, he walked up to the door. Stefan was alone. Stefan was lost. What to do? What to do when he got lost just because of a damn signature? Stefan got back to his reality again. He was lost in that path, no one could know about his secret, he had to find a way to keep it in the darkness. In one gulp he finished

In the evening my friend came to my house with his friend. I was sitting in my camera management room. My friend came near my house and rang the bell. The security guard didn't open the gate and he called on my room number. I was in my secret room so I didn't attend the call.

It was times like this that he missed his parents the most, he liked to believe that none of this would have happened if they were alive, but the hands of time cannot be turned back no matter how much he wishes he could. Deagan immediately opened the attachment but was confused when all he saw was an address. ‘What is Uncle Mike playing at?’ He considered calling the man back but decided against it when his words replayed in his head. Deagan decided that he’d done this on purpose and so chose to count his blessings rather than his curses and use the only lead that he had. Deagan knocked at the door for a good four minutes before the neighbour, a man in his mid-forties approached him.

It looks meek and harmless on the outside, but even his friends who could not hear the strange noise could feel a strange form of energy coming from it. “Are we supposed to go there,” Don asked. “It’s probably an old cupboard,” Alice added. “Funny, the Principal didn’t say anything about this,” Kirsten said suddenly. “Let’s see what’s behind this door,” said Van. Finally he will get to see what secret this door conceals. With shaking hand, he seizes the knob and swings the door open. And what they found startles them.

Lance slowly sat Skye down next to Sunny, then sat on the other side next to Sunny. “I’ll just take care of this.” I showed them what I was holding that they would expect to eat. I don't have anything else to do with it other than boil it, because I didn't even find any spices. “Daddy superhero, how did you get in here?” I heard Sunny ask. “I have a duplicate key.” “Where do you live?” “"Just through the other door.” I heard Sunny gasp. “Are you our neighbor?” “Yes.”

“Leave my Mary Kay out of this, Adams. They saved my life in high school, more than you did. Should you be there alone, Adams?” I was creeping around like a bloody stalker. “Houses don’t swallow people unless there’s an earthquake.” I must have stepped on something, cause it clicked and I heard something shift like a door sliding so I went toward it and found something. “Babe, there’s a secret underground here.” I whispered “What! Tell me I didn’t hear you clearly, Adams. Adams?” “Jess? Jay? Jessica. ..” The line had gone dead and the secret door went back up. So I tried to retrace my steps and find whatever switch I had activated.

Jo instructs her, serious once more. Anna pulls the necklace once again from underneath her green cotton shirt to show Jo the key dangling with her emerald locket. The locket is glowing once more. She turns around and touches a part of the trunk of the willow tree. Anna pushes a little groove in one part. After her hands found what it's looking for, she places the key to open a secret hole. Then she takes out the wooden box, opens it and takes out a blue paper. "Here, read this when you miss me there," Anna says as she places the blue paper on her best friend’s hand.

"A good neighbor is a present help. If you let my son use this place as his playroom, wouldn't he be just like your grandson? "With the addition of a grandson, you'll have more support later in life. You old fool, how can you not understand this?" I raised the knife and swung it once through the air. "If you don't leave right now, believe me, I'll chop you to pieces." Shirley stepped backward again and again until she finally retreated outside. I slammed the door shut. Her shrill, annoying voice was finally cut off. I'd lived in this apartment for two years, and the neighbors next door changed as often as the seasons.

A text from an unknown number. I know the final secret. Meet me at the lighthouse. Dawn. Come alone.

Eight weeks later, He raised his head up and stared at the direction of where the phone was ringing, it been ringing for quite a while. “Ajoke... your phone is ringing.” He said to her and she came into the room and moved closer, to the phone while he returned his attention to the newspaper in his hands. “Hello...” She said and walked back into the room, he sighed deeply, she seem so secretive these days and it baffled him. She returned to the living room some minutes later and sat down beside him. “My love ...” She said and touched his head slowly, he put the newspaper beside him and looked at her.