Nana Golden Time Novels & Stories

“Wait here. I’ll give you something.” Nana left to grab something from her shelf. She handed Gavin a small container, filled with…berries? Gavin accepted it. “Those are candied berries I made. It’s good to munch on them while you walk,” she explained. She made a shooing motion with her hands. Turning to walk back to the sink to continue what she was doing. “Now go, the weather is really good today. You can come here anytime to start working or just to keep me company. Don’t pressure yourself, pup. Whenever you’re ready.”

"Don't be jealous. She's been with you longer. Nine months together that you never let me take your place right? Now it's my turn to work. Her mommy just sits, watches our activities, and then breastfeeds this beautiful Nana in front of me so that she will grow up to be a good girl like her mommy. Yes, honey?" Anna was silent. Looking at Harry who was putting on Nana's diaper after he cleaned Nana with the warm water he took from the bathroom. Harry sat on the bed which there had been prepared with baby clothes, to avoid any time Nana peed or defecated, so as not to soil the bed. Harry didn't allow Nana to wear diapers for convenience reasons. She prefers to memorize Nana's pee and poop sche

“I think we’ll mess up a hundred times. But love them so much they’ll never notice.” I exhaled against his chest. “Okay. Then I’m in.” “We’re already in.” — By morning, everyone knew. Adriana threw open the door with paint swatches for the nursery. “I’m thinking soft sage or golden cream! Oh my goddess, can I be the fun aunt?!” Nana said nothing but dropped off two blankets she’d already started knitting. Landon built a rocking chair. Reule made me tea, massaged my ankles, and added a “baby update journal” to his nightstand.

she quickly added, "but that's what makes it cool." Oh, yeah. I also don't have the best reputation. But I'm over that. I'm starting anew, right? "Yeah, sure." I shifted uncomfortably in my seat and cleared my throat. "So, I've overheard them talking about the last personal object from the Great Witch. A golden trinket. They're going to use it in their ritual to have a stronger connection with her, in order to make this impossible ritual possible," I uttered. When no one spoke, I continued, "This golden trinket is somewhere in the world. And they're determined to find it."

"Well, there's nothing we can really do. We can't tell her who to be with or what to believe, she'll just have to find it out herself." We did the dishes together when we were done and sat down in the living room to watch a movie together. That was when Nana's call came in. It was a video call in order to show the eager face of Nathan who wanted to greet us, "Daddy, mummy!" He squealed when he got in the frame of the camera. "Hey buddy, how are you enjoying your stay there?" "Grandpa and Grandma bought me toys and chocolate, my second grandma wouldn't let me eat plenty though."

Gina smiled through the tears she was holding back and the toddler dabbed toothpaste on her button nose. ‘Whatever you do, chicken, don’t say that to Mummy, okay? Nanna said naughty words.’ ‘Bloody hell,’ she shouted as she giggled. Gina knew she’d be in more trouble now. She tied Gracie’s hair back. ‘There, you look lovely. Let’s go and grab your bag and get in Nanna’s car.’ ‘Is Nanna crying?’ ‘No, chicken. Nanna just has something in her eye. It’s nothing.’ She wiped the tear running down her face and kissed Gracie on the head. As she turned to the landing, a message from Jacob pinged on her phone.

felt too heavy to say aloud. So I just nodded. “Don’t worry about me, Nana,” I said quietly, letting her hold my hand. “I’ve already decided to focus on myself and… the baby.” She hummed in agreement, the kind of hum that was more than agreement—it was as if she agreed and at the same time thinking. Nana didn’t speak again. She just stood, dusted her hands like she’d finished arranging something important, and checked the time. Then she smiled. “Right on time,” she muttered under her breath, a little too smug.

The moment when the technique stopped being an instruction and started being a sensation. When it happened Nana went very still. Then she breathed out slowly. "The noise," she said. "Yes," Adaeze said. "It is quieter," she said. "Yes," Adaeze said. "That is what the shielding does." Nana looked at her hands. "Two years," she said quietly. "Two years of that noise and it takes twenty minutes." "It takes the right twenty minutes," Adaeze said. "With the right person. You could not have done this alone."

MELIA POV "Melia honey wake up. Why are you asleep in the middle of the afternoon?" Nana shook my shoulder, trying her best to wake me. "Sorry Nana, I shimmered today and it wiped me out." I yawned and rubbed the sleep out of my eyes. "My brilliant girl, I knew you could do it!" Nana chirped happily as she pulled me into a hug. "Okay Tootsie, what else do you need on your charm bracelet?" Nana questioned as she released me from her grasp.

Their grandma came and they called her nana their all smiled and lifted their hands for her to pick them and she rushed to pick one and the nanny helped her in lifting the second one once they were picked they laughed with their nana and since Tina had instructed that they would be going to visit her grandma she had already cleaned and dressed them up warmly because it was getting chilly. The boys were put in the van after being placed in their car baby basket and taken to their grandma's place. The drivers put on cool relaxing music which made the babies sleep at their grandmother's place. Tina the baby’s mother had been convinced by Aunt Cherry it was high time she took care of her appeara