Home And Away Novels & Stories

Hawke, the thought of having someone else inside me makes me ill. It is surprising enough that he isn’t here tonight, that my stepmother is making me entertain another. Mr. Hawke’s made it clear he won’t share me. He owns me. He pays my stepmother well. He’s bought this house for us, after all, and the gold and new diamond jewelry set flashing around her neck, ears and knuckles.

Suzy huffed, "You don't have to go. Henry told me your ex-husband is loaded, right? We're tying the knot soon, so how about you buy us a house in Kingsgate City? I'll let bygones be bygones." I nearly burst out laughing. "You've got some nerve! Do you have any idea how much those Kingsgate City houses cost?" However, she just smirked and said, "Of course I do. Our family owns a place there. If you don't even have a Kingsgate City house, what makes you think you're good enough to marry into our family?

Before they left, there were a few highly-anticipated movies that were being released in theatres, and now it was released on streaming services. There was a small theatre in Colene's place. They brought the takeout into the room and ate while watching movies. Gabriella said with her feet crossed, "This is so comfortable! I want to buy a single-story house too. It's so nice to live alone." She felt embarrassed for staying at Colene's place. She also didn't want to return to Astral Heights. Then, she could only buy her place. Colene looked up. "Why don't I sell the other half of this place to you? We can stay together; isn't that even better?"

My vision was still foggy from the anesthesia's lingering effects as I squinted, attempting to acclimatize to the intense lighting, and moved my gaze about the room. On the bedside table, within arm's reach, just a stretch away, was a newspaper with bold, captivating headlines that instantly grabbed my interest. The words sprang from the page, slicing through my foggy daze with cruel clarity. I was taken aback by the unexpected headline that read: "Mr. Sherman Colton Abandoned by His Second Spouse."

If I stay here for a time, it won't be a problem, right? Auntie asked with a smile, "So, where are we?" The cardigan-clad guy responded. He said courteously, "We are on terms and conditions." They talked about the conditions for renting my brother's home, thus, yeah. It's acceptable for them to pay the rent a little late because they are still students. They won't have a problem paying their electricity and water bills because they said they are fine with not using air conditioning. They won't have any issues with the furniture either because the house is furnished to the hilt. My brother, who likewise thinks too far for the future, as I already stated, purchased home goods.

Apparently, the table was the only new thing in the entire apartment. So, just weeks ago Ava had applied for a housekeeping job but hadn't got a reply. It's been three days already and she couldn't help getting antsy. She wasn't sure she'd get the job, but she hoped upon hope that it was her way out of working at that horrible place. "Ava I already told you that you're getting ahead of yourself." Nicole pointed out, pulling out the pins in her hair. It was surprising how they'd both ended up as friends. They weren't exactly friends in highschool, but were neighbours. Just like Ava, Nicole had a shitty background; an abusive father and an alcoholic mother.

She looks old, but I bet my father is a century or two older than her. “Nariyan po ba si Devon?” Haera asked, peeking around the front yard of the house. “Wala, Iha. Nag-apply siya sa McDo, natanggap naman. Nagsimula lang siya noong nakaraan.” “Hay nako, kung bakit kasi ayaw niyang tanggapin ang inaalok kong trabaho sa mansion. Maglilinis lang naman siya ng sasakyan.”

We finished the paperwork with the buying of the property rather quickly. As much as I wanted to pay for everything myself, Alex just won't let back down so we halved it. We decided to stay at home for at least a week first to pack everything. We had also taken the measurements inside the house so we could buy the furniture that we needed.

"Hey mom, how's it going?" "Hey sweetheart how are you and how's work?". "I'm fine mom and work's great. How 'bout you and dad?". "We're okay, we just miss you and yeah I know, I know we only just left last month but....". "I miss you too mom" Kim said cutting her mother off, she could just as well spill the beans about her decision to come home. "Uhmm mom". "Okay fine, I called for a reason, so you see vpa's hosting a reunion this year. I met Mary Catherine at the mall a couple of days ago, you remember her don't you?".

“Hit me, Roddy. I dare you to.” In the end, Roddy didn’t follow through with his emotions. “You’re so unreasonable and hysterical!” He yelled, his cheeks flushed, “Get out! Get out now!” “You should be the one to leave.” My voice was flat. “I bought the house before we were married, and I’ve been the one keeping up with the mortgage. If anyone’s leaving, it’s you.” Roddy was stumped. Eventually, he grabbed his jacket and phone from the sofa and flounced out, slamming the door behind me.