Nami Sus Novels & Stories

At the centre of that risk were Samyak and Jacob. I sighed, and stared at myself in Nami’s bathroom mirror. For someone so energetic, her bathroom was surprisingly organised. It was still damp with the steam of her shower, but as the mirror cleared in splotches I could see myself. I wound my hair up into a high bun, so that it wouldn’t get wet in the shower, and then I yanked off my t-shirt.

Ole . 15: Leah Nami got a total of 99 punishments. That includes cleaning, mopping, sweeping, watering, and so on. Every she does it. However, she can't blame herself. That is because she was poor. [Nami. Nami. Nami.] Nami was the poorest among them all. She can't buy all the things she wanted, even in schools. [She lacked money]

Susannah said, shocking Nimueh with her words. "Yeah you're right Amaterasu but it wasn't just an ordinary lake but an ocean as you can see for yourself, " Nimueh said. "My name is Susannah, not Amate... Or what did you just call me? " Susannah asked to be sure of what Nimueh called her. "To the outside world, you're Susannah. But here in Isle of the Blessed, you're known as Amaterasu" Nimueh said, facing the front, walking close to a huge forge stone. The rest look at Susannah when Nimueh called 'Amaterasu'.

Then, she nodded her head lightly as if to approve of what she saw. “Good evening, Aunt Susan! I hope it’s okay that I call you Aunt Susan as well,” said Nestie, releasing Susan’s hand. Susan hesitated before speaking, “I guess it’s alright. You two will be married soon anyway.” Nestie’s jaw dropped and he blushed after he heard what Susan said. Lisa burst laughing and placed her arm around her friend’s back. “No, Auntie!” Lisa chuckled. “Actually, this is my boss. He is the program manager for that seaweed research that I’m doing at NIMS.”

Grace, like Nathalia, was overjoyed when she saw the basket filled with strawberries. "Oh! Thank you so much!" Grace exclaimed. "My name is Susie Ferron, Ma'am." Susie introduced herself properly. "What a lovely name you have; it complements your lovely face." Grace couldn't take her gaze off Susie. Susie had these stunning hazel eyes and wavy hair that drew everyone's attention. "My name is Grace Young, but you can call me Ms. Grace if you want." Susie had learned a lot about the Young family in just a few weeks, despite her young age. It's all thanks to her mother.

Susan asked Nathan to wait while she had to get back to work. Nathan is currently sitting in Amada's room. He was waiting for Amada to wake up while waiting for the test results.

-"Naomi, her name is Naomi, and she is my little sister." All the puzzle pieces come together. I never had seen Alpha Sam's daughter or come across her name. It didn't click either that Naomi was the name Susie had been trying to tell me when she passed away. She had been so close to me all these years. How did I miss it?

Larissa looked at the slender smiling face of the brown eyed tall girl who stood at the other end of the table and then back at the letter in her hand She drops it on the table with a sigh “I guess father still does not trust me to protect myself” she cocks her head looking the other over “what’s your name then?” “My name is Nambi” “You’re a soldier” “You can tell?” the girl whose smile didn’t leave her face asked astonished “The letter said so, plus your aura is quite stronger than that of an average girl”

Nami. I didn’t understand at first. Then Tris, who had slipped in quietly during the meeting, let out a muffled sound. “Nami is the pastry chef,” she said. “The one at the Winter Garden. The one who knows the twins.” My mind drifted to Crescent, to the mall, to the glass dome, to the jasmine tea, to the raspberry scones. Under a false name. “Nami isn’t her real name,” said Liv, already checking her data.

I almost broke my fake calm when I saw that man also standing beside uncle Sam. "I'm fine uncle" I answered. But Nami immediately shook her head and said, "That's not true! She's not fine, daddy! She just saw Nancy, the female ghost in the bathroom!" "Oh, really?" "Yes!" Nami answered again earnestly, “She even ran until she was out of breath here!” Deg! My heart suddenly skipped a beat when I heard what Nami just said. Isn't it too absurd to say that the reason I ran was because I ran into a ghost? What if they find out that I've overheard their conversation?