Kamar Wibu Simple Novels & Stories

THEN NOT A PANIC ROOM. I woke to noise. Not pounding on the door. Not reporters. Not CPS. Hammering. Adrian was in the second bedroom. The one that would be Isla and Ivy’s. Not installing a biometric lock. Not steel plating the windows. Building a crib. Two cribs. IKEA. Cheap wood. Instructions in Swedish. He was on page four, sweating, muttering. “Why are there 47 screws. It’s a crib, not a tank.”

Emon The inside of Bibi Kamwe’s house was nothing like I expected. It looked small from the outside, weathered and crooked, like it had been built by stories rather than hands, but inside, it seemed to breathe as if it was alive. The walls were lined with shelves crammed with jars, bones, feathers, dried flowers, stones that shimmered like stars and shells that looked as if they were of extinct animals. Candles flickered in bowls of water. A fireplace crackled low, and shadows danced across the wooden floor like old spirits warming themselves.

Kimberly was impressed with the cabin once she got inside. It was simple and had a homey touch to it. There was a fireplace in the living room to keep them warm at night, two sofas and a recliner which can certainly accommodate the six of them comfortably, a small dinning room close to the living room and then there is a kitchen.

Kamar – "The witches should be here soon, and then we will walk over to their new home, a cabin close to here. They made the cabin of camouflage colors matching the forest, hiding the cabin in plain sight. The cabin has two bedrooms, one being fixed to accommodate the baby, with cribs, toys, etc. They fully furnished the cabin with all the latest necessities. We have provided an Elven nanny who is also a warrior of ours to help and guard the baby at night."

The man took a deep breath before looking around. After making sure there was no one else, he let us inside his house. "Come. Fast! Faster!" It was a quick response. He immediately closed the door when we entered. When we entered, I only then observed the whole room. The room that Buja uses is small and looks like a combination of a kitchen and an office. There is a sink on the side, there is a small table, there are cabinets, paper stacks, a desktop and a laptop on one side and some other appliances that I don't know what they are for. Maybe used for printing something.