Jenna Starr Greenhouse Novels & Stories

Lilly watches Anna take Jenna inside; then, she flops down on the step with a huff. ‘I hate that woman. Why won’t anyone listen to me that she’s mean to that baby? One of these days, I’m going to kill Anna, then I’ll run away with Jenna.’ The scene fades before my eyes, and I turn to Bane. “Bane, who’s Jenna? Lilly never mentioned her to me.” Bane sighs. ‘Jenna was an abandoned baby found on the steps of Dalgaard Mansion almost seventeen years ago.’ Goddess, why would anyone abandon their baby?

Fiona was so busy refusing that she forgot to keep adding food to their plates. Miranda inwardly gave him a thumbs-up. Physicists like Paul really did have sharp minds. After dinner, Fiona excitedly took everyone to her strawberry greenhouse. The large greenhouse Joli noticed earlier when they arrived was used for growing strawberries. It was now the peak of the strawberry season. "Look at how well they've grown!" Fiona exclaimed. "The strawberries are big and red. Most importantly, they are homegrown with no pesticides. They're clean, fresh, and safe to eat.

asked Olivia. "Come on, let's go to the greenhouse," Zayden invited. "Greenhouse?" Only when Zayden took her to the greenhouse, where strawberries grow, could Olivia follow him. Olivia, who was very enthusiastic, followed Zayden's steps while endlessly admiring the beauty of the surrounding plantations. As they arrived at the greenhouse, the fresh and enticing aroma of strawberries welcomed them. Olivia was overjoyed to see hundreds of strawberry plants thriving in the greenhouse. Each plant looked healthy and well-maintained, producing bright red and tempting fruit.

“What else would you need to do? You’re already wearing my brother’s ring, so of course you’re marrying him and taking care of the family.” Jenna sighed. “That sounds boring. The house is full of staff. Sometimes Sean won’t even let me in the kitchen to cook.” “Well, of course not,” Esther said. “My brother doesn’t even let me in the kitchen.” “But I want to work, at least open a flower shop.” Jenna laughed at herself. “I wouldn’t dare be your designer. But I do know how to make pretty bouquets.” “It’s fine if you just want something to keep you from being bored. But don’t work under someone else. My family’s not short on money. If people found out Sean Anderson’s wife was working for someon

The liquid must’ve gone down the wrong pipe. Outside, astrong storm hit the greenhouse while we ate dinner, with hail crashing against the glass.. At twenty five, Ariella still lived at Avebury Court Manor, her family’s estate. She claimed it was because she was too busy with medical school and charity work to maintain an apartment. But we all knew the truth, she took care of her parents, tending to them like one of their housekeepers. She wouldn’t leave until she got married. The greenhouse was warm and cozy, filled with colorful succulents everywhere.

She felt the gentle weight of Alex’s head and the warmth of Elena’s hand still holding Dean’s. For one long moment, everything felt perfect. Then she remembered the mocking salute Lila had given through the window hours earlier. Jenna lifted her head carefully. She did not want to wake the others yet. She slipped from the pile of limbs and bodies and padded barefoot to the kitchenette. She filled the kettle with water and set it on the small camp stove. While the water heated, she stood at the window and stared into the trees. There was no movement and no shadow. Only silence and frost.

He had a strong liking for Jenna the moment he saw her but Jenna finds him suspicious. "I'm not hungry Max, but thanks anyway," Jenna politely declined his offer with her head buried in work. She has tried her best to look intimidating and not to attract any guys. Since she began working at the Blade Towers, her light brown hair was always held in a bun, her shoes less than two inches, her dress below her knee and nerd glasses to make her less attractive but no. Maxwell was still bothering her.

Lillah yelled, peeling out of the bathroom with a balled up towel in her arms. “Ok, everyone out.” Gaz ordered with a grin. Lillah went first, holding her towel close, while Gaz put an arm around Rhy. Out on the landing pad, Lillah looked at the colourful glass building with wonder. “This is for you.” Gaz told his tiny, wide-eyed, Mate. “From the both of us.” “Um… what is it?” She asked with a shy gulp. Rhy stepped forward, opening the door, “A greenhouse, for your plants.”

Zara smiled, “This is definitely a mother’s dream come true. My son is truly happy. That’s all I ever wanted.” We finished eating dinner and I got up to go get dessert. I asked everyone, “Did you save room for dessert?” Everyone nodded as I sat the cobbler in the center of the table. Zara asked, “Is that blackberry?” I smiled and nodded and Luke added, “The blackberries are from our bushes in the back yard.” Zara smiled, “Fresh picked is always best.” I smiled, “I agree. That’s why we went to the farmers market for the ingredients in the hot-hot. You can not beat the taste of home-grown tomatoes. I could eat those alone. I’m sure I’m too late for planting season now, but I would really like