Nana Visitor Novels & Stories

I stood at the front door of an absolute mansion of a house, wondering what lay in store for me on the other side. Remembering the conversation that brought me here when Joe Lawson had messaged me through my socials, I try again to convince myself that this is the right decision. Would I even like being a nanny here? For him?

This house felt more like a museum than a home. I’d spent the last twelve days like a shadow. Eat, sleep, walk and Repeat. The staffs treated me like I didn’t exist. Maybe they were told to. No one made eye contact. No one spoke, unless necessary. Except for Nana—sweet, patient Nana. She was the only one who treated me like I was more than just a guest. A soft knock interrupted my thoughts. “Miss?” Nana’s voice came from the other side of the door.

“I think we should just let him be.” Nana’s head snapped up. Her eyes, usually so calm, were wide with shock. She couldn’t believe what she was hearing. “I can’t believe you are even saying that, Richard!” she said, her voice sharp, like a knife. “That girl is in no way good for Devon. She is just a surrogate! A hired hand! She should know her place and not try to be smart with this family. She came here, saw all the wealth, all the money she could get through the kids, and now she wants to stay. She wants to pitch her tent here! But that won’t happen on my watch! Not while I am alive!” Her voice got louder with each word, full of anger and a deep, old fear of outsiders.

she asked, her lips twitching in amusement. I groaned again, covering my face with my hands. "Yes, Nana, we're completely dressed," Reagan answered smoothly, his voice holding not a single ounce of shame. I peeked through my fingers to see Nana smiling as she stepped inside, her long silver hair framing her aged but still elegant face. She looked at me, her expression fond yet teasing. "Ah," she sighed dramatically, clasping her hands together. "So this is why my dear granddaughter refuses to visit the Crescent Howl Pack anymore. Now it all makes sense."

Nana confirmed that they could leave the following and she just needed to observe Chelsea for a day. Nana had done her job as a healer and she no longer wanted Chelsea of all people to continue to live in her home. And most of all, when Chelsea leaves, she will finally be able to honour the invitation to see her daughter. She could not leave an unattended patient and she wanted to be able to stay for as long as possible. Beta Knight sent a message to Alpha Kasper that his mate had awoken.

he was about to leave but suddenly Nana held his hand and then whispered to him. " You have to protected her Bernard ,I see a strong storm coming " Bernard turned to look at Nana and saw her pupil turned all white, Nana was a descended from the goodness of the moon but she devoted her life by walking as a nanny for Bernard. Bernard on the other hand understood what Nana was talking about so her quickly let go of the hand and left the room light a flash .

Bella asked. Nana raised her head first, than thanked Maya for standing up for her, then turned to the rest and said, If you want to know why I want us to visit, then sure. Here, I have a feeling that they are tailing Emily. First, there's no way they would have been there if they didn't know about Emily on the border. And secondly, they have a better view of the surveillance camera. They could locate anyone anywhere. If I could get into their computer, I could locate Emily. I mean, find a place where we could easily start searching for her.

"Well, yeah. I can see the difference. But do you live in this cottage?" "Yeah. I live here with Nana!" "Who ... What is Nana?" "Duh!" She laughed again. "Nana is my grandma. Although she is just an old woman who decided to adopt me after I lost my parents. But I call her Nana." "Okay cool. Can I meet her? I have a message for her from Doctor Simon of Wisteria." The girl gasped. "Come with me! Thankfully you didn't meet her. She would not want to hear the name of Wisteria. It makes her angry."

STEYN "Here." Nana said, offering me a drink with a smile. "Thank you." I said quietly, retrieving the drinking glass. "Why's your name Nana?" Quietly, she took the vacant space close to me on the patio and began. "I've lived with the Walker's for over twenty years of my life. Ever since Sky was a kid and have served as a nanny to all of them." She told me. "I've been such a huge part of their life, that the kids forget I'm not even a part of their family. They're nice people."

Nana said on the other side. "I will, Nana. Please take care of yourself, okay? I'll be back in a few days and then I'll visit you." "Don't worry about me. I'm fine here, just enjoy it there, will you?" "Nana, it's a work trip, not a vacation." "Well, from what you always tell me, your job is very close to a vacation. I can't wait to meet Benjamin, and also this young man you call 'boss'. I want to know everything when you get back." Nana laughed and coughed a bit because of the effort.