Nanana Buried Treasure Novels & Stories

Lilac continued, "He has killed more people you could count on your fingers, werewolves and man alike. You wouldn't have been an exception, Nanny if not for something else." Ollie wanted to recoil but she couldn't find in her to be scared of a fifteen-year-old, werewolf or not. She opted for an awkward laugh, as if, Lilac just told her a harmless joke when it was entirely intended to harm. She sighed and moved to stand up. It was about time she stopped thinking deeply over this. She wasn't a deep thinker nor was she a risk-taker. She just did what she had to do.

Emily Tamara Jacobs It wasn't just any Monday to me especially as I got to resume work today. Now, don't get me wrong. It wasn't like I didn't have a job before now. I did but now, I had to work for another family as a nanny and for some reasons known to me, I was suddenly nervous. “So, what were you saying again?” My maternal cousin, Selene, asked as she placed on the island the basket she had been bringing with her from the bedroom. She turned toward me as she wiped her hand clean with a napkin.

Shen Shen smiled slightly, she remembered the information of the history book she had read in the Caihong noble school library. “There is a mysterious location in the Luzon Sea. A famous traveler once left his diary before he died. The diary says if there is a civilization that is sinking at the bottom of the ocean. But, that's not the most important thing.” Shen Shen replied while fixing her hair which was messed up by the wind. "Then?" Zhou Fu answered with a short question. “There is a treasure guarded in there. Other history books say that the treasure is an ancient heirloom whose existence is quite rare. Unfortunately, the relic is guarded by a vicious creature, at least according to th

He fished a document out of his pocket and showed it to the crowd. "Great-grandpa knew you lot would behave this way, so he donated the treasure to the National Museum six months ago. Here's the proof." Janine snatched the document and saw the photo of the treasure on it. Gary's signature was present as well. The stamp from the National Museum was emblazoned across the bottom. Janine hadn't shed a single teardrop at the funeral until that moment. She instantly burst into tears after seeing the document. "That old fart lied to us. He donated the treasure ages ago but never said a word about it. He conned us into taking care of him. The treasure is gone, so we have essentially taken care of hi

“A physical one. Where they’ve hidden the original paperwork. The proof. It’s not digital. It’s old. Sealed. Hidden on the Walker estate.” Nathan’s head snapped up. “The old greenhouse.” Anita stared at him. “What?” “There’s a cellar beneath it. No one’s used it in years. My grandfather had it built during the war.” Patricia nodded. “That’s where the real truth is buried.” Anita met Nathan’s eyes. “Then we dig it up. Together.” And as they stood there, blood still fresh on the floor and enemies closing in from every side, one thing was certain—

Nana placed the tray on the bedside table and hesitated, wringing her hands in her apron. "Baby please be careful," she said softly. "Some things, once you know them, you can’t unknow." Natasha met her gaze, searching for any hint that the old woman knew more than she let on. "Is there something you're not telling me?" Natasha asked carefully. Nana hesitated, biting her lower lip. Then, with a weary sigh, she sat at the edge of the bed. "I heard a story. There was a girl," Nana whispered, voice trembling. "A sweet little thing. Looked just like you when you were a baby. Born into chaos, though. Lies. Betrayals. Money exchanged hands where it shouldn't have."

I’m guessing you do not. Isla, your powers are greater than anyone will ever tell you. I need your help. You must return to Maatua and help me break the curse that has been plaguing this country all of these years. Only then will the great treasure of Maatua be released for the people to use to start over and prosper. The treasure is hidden behind the waterfall, an enchantment binding it there. Together, the two of us can break the spell.

If my jaw could hit the floor, it would be resting at my feet right now. "These are amazing Nana, thank you!" I said with excitement as I bounced up and down on my toes. Nana touched the two bags with her wand, whispered her spell, and snapped her fingers. The bags looked like pea-sized sapphires and rubies hanging from my wrist. "You must tell no one about your gifts, Melia, that is why they are disguised. They could be a terrible weapon in an enemy's hand." Nana warned. "There is one more thing, but it's for you and your sisters."

But beneath the entire island. Far out across the cliffs… The ocean itself began to churn. Something enormous was rising from beneath the water. A structure. Hidden for twenty-six years. Steel. Glass. Black stone. An entire underground facility emerged from the sea. Bigger than the observatory. Bigger than the Quinn estate. Bigger than anyone could have imagined. Aurora stared in disbelief. “What…” Elias smiled through tears. “…Welcome…” “…to the real Quinn legacy.” The ocean continued to roar.

Hence, Hilda did not have the chance to match make the two of them, which was an annoying issue for her. It was also in that year when Hilda brought Luna and Lily to dig the time capsule that they buried ten years ago. Hilda was already aware of Nathan's illness when they buried the item, but she endured her pain to proceed to hide the time capsule. Initially, I wanted Nathan to leave something for me as a token of remembrance. Unfortunately, he did not make an effort. Besides, it's been ten years and everybody has forgotten what they've buried. I only remember that Lily has a huge stash of delicious snacks.