My Landlady Nonna Novels & Stories

But when I thought about the life I had imagined after leaving, one where I would raise that baby on my own, it still made my heart ache. Once Madre Greco confirmed that I was fine, she let me go. She handed me a card before I left. "A new identity has been arranged for you. There are 50 million dollars in this account, and the property in Newick is already under your name. Live peacefully from now on. If anything ever happens, come to me." I nodded and boarded the plane without hesitation. … After arriving in Newick, I rested for a few weeks before taking a job at an art school near my villa. When I wasn't teaching, I traveled and visited the beautiful places I had missed for years.

He gave me that look again. "I don't... no, I can't do this with you. Just go help people." I slammed my book into his chest. "Their room assignments are all here. We have a few guest houses out back for any single-family members." I pushed past him and took a deep breath before entering the kitchen. Nonna was already yelling at Marie, waving a wooden spoon in the air. This woman was a menace. "You call this a home, child?" She turned her scorn on me.

She announced, obviously pleased with my reaction. Room, my foot. It was the size of my former apartment and more. Light shined through the windows and hit the top of the glass frame of the queen-sized bed making the room glow. I look out the window and the view is just breathtaking. This had to be heaven. “It’s beautiful, Nonna.” I pause. “Sorry, I mean Mrs. Agnes.” I corrected, half-expecting her to scold me. Her laughter filled the room. “Oh, my darling. In my 67 years on this earth, I have never walked down the aisle to marry anybody. And yes, you can call me Nonna.” She said softly. “You are family now.”

"she looks just like you, Karina, when you were a baby!" "Come, come one in, stop standing around," nonno said grumpily. he always was a grumpy old man, but he was always amazingly kind. "Yes, come in and find your rooms. names are on doors, " Nona said as she took Jane into the living room. "Karina, I'm gonna steal my great granddaughter for a bit. Just leave me what I need, and you go rest your aunts, and I got her." Nona was asking, and I wasn't going to protest.

Standing up on my feet, I caught up with the door and walked out, catching up with the stairs and then the diner where Nonna and Jenny stayed to eat. Whenever I came into the diner and Jenny was there, she got up and left. But she didn't have to do that today. “Whatever, Jenny. Sit back and eat. I don't mind today.” Mouthing, I looked at my Nonna who looked at me. “Good morning, Nonna. How are you today?” “Good morning, son. A happy new month to you.” Shit. I forgot my manners. “Happy new month, Nonna. Happy new month, Jenny.”

He turned to his partner in crime. “Uh-huh. Nonna looks like she’s… Five hundred years old.” Nathan and Michael giggled. “Michael and Nathan, it’s rude to call someone old. Apologise to your Nonna right now.” I glared at them. Their running mouth was also something I needed to curb as soon as possible. “It’s okay, Mio caro,” She laughed, waving her hands. “They were only saying the truth, which I didn’t want to accept.” (Translation: my dear.)

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He was standing behind a tall plant. "The two grandma to the villa! Mommy make Wisnu get heart attack. Let's go back!" he said in a worried tone. It must be mom and Great Madame. We immediately headed to villa. It's crowded there. There was mother, Great Madam and Claudia's team. The room has been set up for fitting clothes. There are clothes racks lined up there, it's like a moving shop. "ooh, this is the one we've been waiting for!" shouted the Great Madame looking at me. Hopefully she didn't understand what was going on.

I doubted that Melissa could stir up much trouble in one single night. With that thought, I headed straight to our room. Not long after, Shawn snuck a plate of pasta into the room so that I wouldn't go hungry. His action eased some of my resentment toward him. The next morning, I woke up bright and early to pack my things, ready to go back home. However, when I opened my suitcase, I realized that the property deed was gone. I distinctly remembered stuffing it into my suitcase since I had only just received it right before I started packing for the journey here.

"No cheap woman can get in here," Arthur clenching his jaw, "except those who look for back roads." I knew something was wrong when everything was going too smoothly. I don't know when the door to Euphorotica's main hall opened, letting in the arrogant, witch-like woman, who came over just to taunt me on the opening day of the academy exam period.