Nana Visitor Young Novels & Stories

However, when she realized it was the elderly woman instead, she quickly adjusted her stance, softening her demeanor. "Hello, young lady," Nana greeted kindly, her voice gentle and welcoming. Emily straightened up and smiled warmly. "Hello," she answered, her voice polite and friendly. She removed her sunglasses, revealing her eyes and a genuine smile. Nana's eyes twinkled with curiosity and kindness. "Waiting for someone?""Yes, ma'am," Emily replied. "I'm waiting for Alex. "Nana nodded understandingly. "Ah, Alex. He's a good boy. He'll be out shortly. Would you like to come inside for some tea while you wait?"

"Get off!" The girl, Nana, simply grabbed onto his arm. "It's been so long, Jas—I really missed you. I would've visited you in Harborview City if Mom didn't stop me." "I have things to discuss with my friend here," Jasper said, feeling somehow guilty as he glanced at Renee. It was only then that Nana noticed Renee, her eyes widening as she was stunned by Renee's beauty. Still, despite a brief flicker of jealousy in her gaze, she offered a handshake anyway. "Hello, I'm Nana Jackson. What's your name?"

Since so few children were brave enough (and so few parents wanted to make the climb) they were usually richly rewarded in the form of handfuls of candy instead of one measly piece. Nana was waiting for Lauren on the porch, sitting in her rocker reading an Isabel Allende novel. She wore a pair of faded blue jeans and a loose-fitting plaid blouse. Her long white hair was bound in a single braid at the back of her head. A can of Tab was open on the small wooden table next to her, and Lauren knew she’d probably had a half-dozen cans already. She didn’t think a seventy-year-old woman should be drinking so much caffeine and chemicals, but Nana—her real name was Joanne Gehlinger, but she always we

The door opened slowly and a young woman showed up in front of us. “Yes?” She asked with a curious look. My heart sank with disappointment. Nana was probably dead and this was the new owner of the old woman’s cabin. “Sorry,” I said apologetically. “I – I was looking for Nana. She’s the old woman that used to live here.” “She still lives here,” said the woman. “She does?” I asked happily. “May we see her?” “Who are you?” “I am Jade Hunter. I was mated to Nana’s foster sons.”

The next day, Emily was waiting for Lois when she arrived late. Nani also came to visit her and brought fruit salad, which Emily was grateful for. She couldn't thank Nani enough and asked why she was being so kind to her. Nani didn't give a direct answer but said that Emily was beautiful and like a child to her. Emily wondered why Nani picked her when there were probably many beautiful and child-like adults in the pack, considering she was just a low-class Omega. Nani also told her that she had a bright future ahead of her, but Emily was cautious about getting her hopes up.

Alex asked "The kids. They're still young and know that Allison is their mother. I'm just their nanny," I said and added in my mind 'The baby and how to tell you. I'm already two months and a few days along' "Hey, you're much more than their nanny. You're my fiance and their future as well as mine," Alex said I just nodded my head and he kissed it before we went and played a game with them. When we landed Jack and Alex took the bags and handed them to a guard.

It had not come out as eloquently as she had planned it in her mind, but it had spewed forth nonetheless. Nana held her gaze for a moment in silence, and Ru thought perhaps she’d managed to offend yet another person who cared about her. “Not enough,” Nana finally stated. “That is, I knew she was interested in a boy. Course she was. She was sixteen. All of the girls were interested in some feller or another. I had no idea what she was up to. I had no inkling she was sneaking to the edge of town, meeting a Reaper there, disappearing into the night with him for hours at a time. She had good friends, ones that would cover for her.” Ru inhaled deeply through her nose and held it, waiting to see i

“I don’t tell my name that easy, young woman. But the people in here, including my grandchildren and children, call me Nana. They said that I am the oldest woman in the town of Dusk and Dawn.” “Right, Nana.” It is boring to talk to an old woman if I cannot share things that only teenagers could understand. She also speaks gradually. My attention span, which is as short as a TikTok couldn’t handle waiting for her response. “I’ll tour around the town again so I could familiarize myself with it.” “Sure, young woman. If you need someone to talk to, don’t be afraid to talk to Nana.” She laughed weirdly and it vibrated my nerves inside. “Also, don’t stay outside before the sun sets.”

It was very cool. “Is Grandma May not back yet?” “Nana said she’ll stay in FC Manor for a few more days before meeting a friend. She won’t be attending Chloe and Connor’s 100th-day celebration.” Serenity was also helpless against her child-like nana. She pretended to say mysteriously, “I think Nana isn’t attending the children’s 100th-day celebration because one of my brothers-in-law has another half. Nana took a fancy to her and is going to test 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."