Mami Rent A Gf Novels & Stories

His feral eyes tracked my every movement with unapologetic hunger. "Don't worry about it, Cece," he murmured. Then he flashed me a devastatingly confident wink. "I'll find you." **** I stood in the center of the small living room, staring around the modest one-bedroom apartment I had just rented. It wasn't much, but it was the only affordable place available that was within walking distance of the academy. The landlady, a stern older woman, crossed her arms. "Hi, I'm Zamora," she said bluntly. "Just so we are clear, rent is due every single week, not every month. Don't be late."

I stepped out, my legs shaky, my heart pounding. And then I saw them. A small crowd was gathered on the front steps. A tall, elegant woman with silver-streaked hair and a warm smile. A man who had to be Adrian's father,imposing, distinguished, with the same sharp eyes as both his sons. A younger woman with dark curls who must have been Gabriella. "Adrian!" The woman stepped forward, her arms open. "My boy! Finally, you're home!" "Mother, it's good to see you." Adrian embraced her, kissing both her cheeks.

“No need. The police are already here.” I stepped aside to let them in. One officer looked around the room. “Who is the tenant?” Mark was on the balcony. Hearing the commotion, he rushed out. “I am. I’m the tenant.” He didn’t understand what was going on, but when he saw Claire’s expression, he seemed to realize something was wrong. “Who rented this apartment to you?” “It was... Claire.” “What is your relationship with her?” “I was married to her sister.” “Did you know the market rent for this apartment is ten thousand dollars a month? And she rented it to you for three hundred dollars a month for three years.”

She yelled, forcing me to leave, "That's what they always told me last time! They claim they are all boys but it was with a woman after all. So don't deceive me. Get out!" I even heard her say, even though I was far away, "Boys are all the same!" Due to my thirst, I also bought water. I noticed a signboard as soon as I turned into a street. At the bottom, it has its contact information and the words "House for Rent." I read the signboard next to it while covering my mouth and giving it another glance. Are you certain that this property's only value is this? It is a family-friendly size, being merely medium-sized. It still has a brand-new appearance and has never been occupied. When someone s

Hakeem pinched his lips tightly together. “Hakeem, the rent is six fifty a month. Six-fucking-fifty! There’s nothing this cheap in the entire damn pack. I’m not asking for help, so don’t even think about speaking to my father. Even you have to admit that living here is five—no, twelve, steps up from living in the Lycan Camps.” Hakeem winced, and I knew he was on my side. It didn’t matter that this place was located in the absolute worst town in the pack. Thanks to Hakeem’s generous donation, I could afford a few months of rent and maybe even scour the thrift shops for some cheap furniture.

“They’re the smallest ones I have. One is for shoes, and the other is for clothes. You didn’t tell me where we were going, so I didn’t know if I could come back here if I forgot anything. Oh, wait, my toothbrush.” -=- Regina gawked at the building Raffy and Maggie were staying in when the driver dropped them off. “Wow, Raffy! This building is so beautiful. How did you snag this? Was it listed online?” “I have a friend who is lending us his place. He’s out on business right now, but he’ll be joining us later.” “Wow! I love the architecture of this building. Wait, I think I’ve been here before.” Regina scrolled through the pictures on her phone.

Marie spent another 30 minutes from one app to another, catching up on what she had missed in three weeks. Shortly after, she heard a small knock on her door, and proceeded to open it to find one of the maids behind the door. “The beauty squad will arrive in 10 minutes, so you should get prepared.” Righttt. Marie had almost forgotten that today was Drey Father’s birthday, and the huge hall was scheduled to happen today. ****

At this moment, she blindly sided with her mother. I stared at the duo and said in a mocking tone, “So, it’s a mistake, huh? Actually, the hotel staff already prepared the food worth 100,000 dollars, which we had agreed upon earlier. “If you settle the bill now, everyone can still enjoy a feast.” Honestly, I doubted if Amelia had been fooled simply because she trusted her mother too much. She knew her family’s financial situation better than anyone. If they could not even come up with 100,000 dollars, how could they possibly afford a wedding gift that was worth 880,000 dollars for me?

And I hate it so much. Maya became the oldest and I became the second, and after years of trying, we eventually gained mama's trust. She let us remain upstairs instead of in the basement. Carrie was correct once more when she said that Mama always had different guys. But as Mama grew older, she adjusted her tactics since she realized she couldn't charm rich men any longer. She began renting our rooms, accepting tenants two at a time. She introduced herself to them as a widow with two daughters. The wallpapers on the ground floor until the third floor were colorful and floral, and Mama smiled a lot each day; she had been fooling people for decades, so it wasn't difficult for her to deceive th

Sweet Pea Guun is not someone who will condone himself, but the landlord is very brave, he lowers his voice, tries his best to gently ask: "Why do you want to rent it out to others?" Another question that Brene Brian could not answer, under the questioning eye of Sweet Pea Guun, did not masterfully lied: "Lack, lack of money." Sweet Pea Guun asked one more question: "How much is the rent a month?" Brene Brian thought, hesitantly extending three fingers. Sweet Pea Guun pouted, "three hundred blocks you have the ability." To this problem Brene Brian will answer "Electricity." Sweet Pea Guun: "......"