Nana Golden Time Novels & Stories

The kind that was supposed to make you feel better. "Jems, I'll take this up to your mum," Nana said, preparing a small tray with a modest portion of the risotto, some vanilla yogurt, chocolate chip ice cream, and a few pieces of dark chocolate. "I'll make sure she eats something. You don't have to worry." Nana had been Emily's nanny since she was a baby. She'd worked for Emily's parents for decades and had watched Emily grow from a little girl into a woman. She knew exactly what to give Emily when she was hurting. She knew all her favorites.

She agreed in a low voice. "I really wish you were, then I would finally have my very own grandbaby running around." Nana said and Ruby didn't know what to say to that. "Then I can rub having a grandbaby in all the other grannies' faces during our girls' getaway." Nana added suddenly with such a determined look on her face that Ruby couldn't help but to laugh. "Nana, you crack me up," Ruby said as happy tears flowed down her cheeks. Nana was really something else.

I said in a low tone. "Ok fine, I'll get you ice cream tomorrow." He answered. "Yes." Ana said happily. "Come here Ana and sit down next to me." I said as I patted my hand on the bed. She pouted sadly but moved closer and sat next to me. "You know that I love the both of you so much, but sadly I'm hardly seen because of work. That why when I do come by again, I will let you decide on how we will spend our time together." I said as I hugged them both.

’’ I called back. Nana is a small lady, a bit smaller than Abby, at 5'2’. She has brunette hair with the brightest green eyes. She is what you would call innocently pretty. ‘’Good morning, my lady.’’ She greeted me with a grin. Did I forget to mention that she was a cherry, bubbly woman? ‘’Good morning, Nana,’’ I replied. She wheeled in a cart. ‘’Do you need help with that?’’ I called.

Elana. “Nana, is everything okay?” I asked my grandmother. We were in the mansion's garden, which was our favorite spot. Grandfather and Armon were taking a walk around the garden. Nana had the chefs prepare a lovely meal so we could enjoy the afternoon sun. Selanene spent most of her time in the grass, playing with butterflies and the grass itself. I didn’t bring her toys down because I didn’t want her to throw them outside. “Why yes darling everything is perfect,” she dabbed her mouth after chewing her meal. Perfect she says…

My cheeks were on fire as I rang the doorbell of the house. "Rain!", nana squealed like a teen pulling me in a hug. Before I could enter the house Damien was standing right beside me. "Where is nanu and Amber?", I asked. "Well they are playing with your birthday gift.", nana stated sounding quite annoyed. "Nana I am too old for toys.", I stated. "Wait till you see your gift honey. You will love it. I guarantee you.", nana said smugly. "Amber, mom is here.", nana shouted.

This goes on for an hour or so before she visibly relaxes and her eyes open, returning to their normal golden color, then fluttering closed. "It will be best for her to stay in for a little bit longer and for you to start training her to handle these episodes as they will become more frequent. Most younglings learn to handle these episodes in school, and, unfortunately for her, she will have to learn as they come. With all due respect, she is a lot like you. Especially, for her episode to be this bad and come on this soon, before her 16th birthday." As much as I hate to admit it, the elder is right, and I feel bad that Naomi is at a disadvantage compared to AJ, who had time to learn how to h

“We could organize a girls’ day out. You, me, Zypher and Nana, if she’s up for it. Any time before two tomorrow. I have somewhere to be.” “No, I can’t go anywhere with you girls,” Nana replied as she dished out some food for everyone. “I already took a break with Leo. You girls can go have some fun on your own. Just make sure no one gets lost or kidnapped. I don’t think my heart could handle any more of those.” “You didn’t really freak out when you came back and heard Ravenna was missing,” Jacob said. “Was there anything magical about your trip?” “Shut up, Jacob,” Nana said with a blush staining her cheeks.

This little girl tied her hair into such braids didn't make her look rustic she even looked a little proud. She raised her chin slightly and looked at Winson with her bright, almond-shaped eyes. Winson didn't want to talk to her. The other two girls chimed in, "Winson, Nana's house is very big, like a castle. Nana's mother bought her a princess dress. It's beautiful. You must come and see it on weekends." This little girl named Nana was the most beautiful girl of their age, but she was too arrogant. Only when she took a fancy to someone would she talk to that person.

Malix said. She sneezed again. “Do you have a cold?” Carri wanted to know. “Allergies,” Rain said grimly, resigned to the inevitable. “I hate taking my medicine.” Funny, though, she hadn’t sneezed around DJ, and she’d been around him long enough for his fur to affect her. “What’s an allergy? Is it catching?” Rain rolled her eyes at the questions and hobbled faster. She couldn’t wait to unload this bunch. Once in the suite she shared with Fallon, the kids were fascinated by the pile of odds and ends on a corner table. They especially liked the simple version of a Gauss Rifle, a grooved wooden board with four gold plated, neodymium-iron-boron magnets taped to it.