Nana Golden Time Novels & Stories

I smiled at my silly thoughts before remembering were on a mission to stop a disease that could potentially wipe the human race off the planet. Hours passed and the room was crowded with more people. There was a huge countdown on the screen showing 30 minutes left for the second trial. Everyone was making sure everything is stabilized and calibrated. I look at the dome in the center with some sort of speakers surrounding it. “Penny for your thoughts?” Louie spoke beside me casually handing me a snack. I could see beads of sweat forming on his forehead despite the cool night air. “Thank you. So, if this works, does it mean we successfully traveled back in time?”

Chapter One Hundred and Forty Nine Annabelle _ It was past four o'clock in the afternoon when Nana knocked on my room door and said, “Can I come in?” “Sure, you can.” I recognized her voice and answered her. I was working on my laptop on my bed. Brooklyn was beside me but she was engrossed in her phone. “Is anything the matter?” I asked Nana because she looked very worried as she walked into my room. She always wore a soft grin even when she wasn't in the best of mood so I was alarmed by her facial expression.

"You must be Emily. I’m your Nana." Emily looked at Alex for reassurance, then back at Nana. "Hi, Nana." Nana enveloped Emily in a gentle hug. "Let’s get you inside. I have a special room ready just for you." Inside, the house felt warm and inviting. Nana had prepared a room for Emily with great care. The walls were painted a soft lavender, and the bed was adorned with a quilt that Nana had made herself. Toys and books were neatly arranged on shelves, and a stuffed teddy bear sat waiting on the pillow.

"Nat, you're mine, and the governor's seat will be mine, too. You don't know who your future governor really is, do you? He's a traitorous adoptee who murdered his own father and brother! Someone like him doesn't deserve to inherit my father-in-law's legacy and run Sylora." As soon as he said that, the crowd erupted into whispers. The noise pleased Jonathan. For me, it stirred memories from three years ago—back to the dungeon that was crawling with snakes and insects, my body suspended above filthy water. Blood streamed from my body, staining the sludge beneath me. "Listen, Natasha," Kelsey had sneered. "Doesn't it sound lively out there? Today's my wedding to Jonathan. It's a shame you can'

One Hundred Three The Sunday morning sun streamed through the kitchen window, painting stripes of light across the gleaming hardwood floor. Florence, with a smile on her pretty face, hummed happily as she stirred the pancake batter, the scent of cinnamon and butter filling the air. Her eyes, filled with a quiet contentment, glanced at the delicate band glimmering on her left ring finger. It was a symbol of the years they had spent together, a testament to their resilience and their unwavering love.

Bold red marker at the top. NANNY WANTED I blinked, my brain trying to make sense of it. A nanny? Then I read the line underneath, and my breath caught. Pay: Two Million. Advance Payment Available.

★★ ★★ ★RILLYS AND NANA'S★ ★COMPOUND★ ★ 6:00 ★ The full compound was shown as the Two beautiful mansion inside was shining very bright The golden gate have it inner light that makes it shines out in the night The house was totally different from others I can say that, it is actually the best The lights inside was also shining very bright and the most beautiful one The one that shines rainbow, was so smiling even do the day has not yet been very dark A beautiful and costive land crusher was shown as it drove into the gate And just a beep from the car, the shinning golden gate recognized the sound and opened by it self While the car gently move inside, and Rilly dash out of it as she close back

Janice felt a pang of jealousy hit her, making her suddenly nauseous. Not again! She forced a smile at Nana and released her hands and took her a step back. "I supposed it's time to go," she announced. Nana nodded slowly. "I think so. You have until about an hour until your take off." Nana said as she glanced at her apple touch screen watch. The time reads 11:13 am. Flight time is scheduled for 12:45 pm. "I thought maybe we could have a quick late breakfast before your departure." She said quirking her brows at them, curiously.

“Is this some sort of a joke right now, Nana? What will someone as old as you be doing with that ridiculous book?” “Oh please, I am still quite active. You are the one who thinks I am old.” “If over seventy isn’t old I really don’t know what else is. I am going to ban those books from entering this house if you don’t find another hobby.” I threatened. Nana snickered, “You will do no such thing. It has been advised medically that I do something nice for myself and be happy. And if you want me to be off it so bad. Get me a grandchild.”

She was doing what Nana might have asked her. Nana finally turned to me. She grabbed both of my hands and looked into my eyes. "Charlie, my baby! You need to listen to me. It's best for you. You are just a teenager. You have a long life in front of you. And this baby will be nothing but a hurdle between you and your bright future." I was staring at Nana with wide eyes as I was not expecting those harsh words from her. Nana was a mother too, better than anyone.