Landlady Noona Novels & Stories

"This is my little girlfriend here." Everyone burst into laughter when they heard that. "Don't try to bluff your way through this, Tony. How could someone like you even find yourself a girlfriend in the first place?" "He's right. I bet you just abducted her off the streets or something." "Honestly speaking, Tony, we might not be well off, but we can't stoop so low as to resort to human trafficking, you know?" I couldn't be bothered to reply to a single one of them. I was telling the truth, after all.

Felix added, smiling up at Ronnie, who just so happened to have blue eyes, much like myself. Ronnie smiled down at her and then back to me, “Looks like you may have some Luna blood in you.” Shocked, I shook my head. A laugh escaped my lips. “Me? A Luna?” I spat out. “No way.” We all laughed a little before another fight broke out across the fire. This time, two of the guys were in a hand-to-hand combat with each other yelling profanities. “And it looks like I’m needed.” Ronnie smiled as he waved a little goodbye to us before breaking up the fight.

"Consigliere, I want a divorce from Cassius. I’m handing back all the businesses under my name. Draft up the papers." The old Consigliere frowned. "Camilla, this marriage keeps the peace between our two families. Can you think this over?" I was the frontwoman for Cassius Marino’s dirty empire for three years. In the shadows, I was this cold-blooded Don's legal wife. A month ago, a Mexican cartel kidnapped me. That night, the cartels blew up my husband's secure line, demanding a thirty-million-dollar ransom. He let it ring. They ended up throwing me into an abandoned meat locker in freezing temperatures. I almost froze to death. Luckily, a butcher stumbled in and dragged me out just in time.

“Can you manage to not embarrass yourself at the table?” No one moved. The whole room held still like it was waiting for permission to exist again. His stepmother opened her mouth. Noona spoke first. “All of you should be ashamed, bickering in front of a new family member.” She looked around the table, and people suddenly found their plates very interesting. Then she turned to me, her hand covering mine. “Forgive them, Rhea. Now tell me, what is it like being married to this difficult grandson of mine?”

"No… what do you want? Money? Anything! I'll give you whatever you want!" She scoffed. "Don't be ridiculous. It's obvious neither Don wants you anymore. Where would you get the money? I suggest you lie still—less struggle means less pain." "No… no…" I thrashed, fumbling into my pocket and pressing the emergency number. Riccardo answered, but Lina's tinkling laughter came through instead. "What's wrong, Sis? Are you in trouble?" Riccardo's voice came faintly from the distance, "You're too kind. This little princess has been spoiled by me long enough. It's time for a little… punishment."

“Are you alright?” “Yes,” she replied quickly. “Just give me a minute.” Something scraped against the floor. I stepped closer and peered through the keyhole. I couldn’t see clearly. But I saw movement. Natasha was crouched. She was wiping something on the floor and pulling the carpet. I knocked again. “Do you need help?” “No,” she said. “I’m coming.” The door opened. She smiled. “Kayden sent this,” I said while holding up the glass. “Turmeric milk.”

Glancing around I could see a large bonfire going surrounded by several people. “They are burning the remains of those who were killed,” he said sullenly and that's when I saw her. She was a gorgeous blonde with a perfect face and large doe-like eyes. I suddenly felt like an ugly troll. Exhaling sharply I heard Nova tell me in my head that we were above jealousy and the guys were ours. “She's coming,” I murmured as Nolan parked and glanced over at the woman approaching the vehicle. “That's the beta, her name is Mona Cadbury and she is obnoxious. Ignore her babbling,” he growled and exited his side.

Giada playfully scolded her friend, her face burning with a combination of embarrassment and joy. Despite Giada's attempt to silence Ximena, the cat was out of the bag. Alyona's curiosity was piqued, and she couldn't resist asking more about this mysterious someone who had captured her sister's heart. "Is he going on vacation with you?" Alyona inquired, her interest piqued. Giada, still flustered, quickly denied it: "No, no, he isn't." Alyona, though slightly disappointed, wasn't deterred. She knew she would eventually get all the details from her sister. "Alright, but you've got to tell me all about him when you get home," she insisted.

“You don’t have to go anywhere, she is in the mansion - one of the house helps.” “Is it Karen?”Jay’s eyes widen as he exclaims and continues to ask, “Or is it Ellen?” Terry scoffs anxiously, he declares, “What the fuck, no! Her name is Nora - the gardener’s daughter. She joined recently -” Upon hearing this, the look on Jay Nashville’s face changes and turns into a dull expression. He quickly hides it by batting his eyelashes and twitching his lips, “So, her name is Nora.” Realizing that he has heard this name before and he is aware of who she really is. That young girl is not only beautiful but also very sexy too. Knowing that his elder brother is also interested in her, he assumes that he

Noelle pointed behind Andrius and said, “Your wife is here.” Andrius was speechless. He turned around to look. A graceful figure stood there under the moonlight. Her eyes were like the starry sky, but they emitted a chilling aura. It was Luna. “I...” Andrius was just about to speak when Luna interrupted him with a cold expression. “Why did you lie to me? Didn’t you say you were planning to return to your hometown in the west and take care of your neighbor? “Or... Is this place the hometown you were talking about?” Luna fired off multiple questions like a machine gun.