New Year’s Visit Novels & Stories

She has not been home for New Year's Eve for some years, basically she goes home once a year to visit her mom and dad, but they find a matchmaker to give her a match, so she is afraid, always find some excuse not to go home for New Year's Eve. "In addition to the service industry, other companies will generally be in the New Year holiday, our company on holiday, holiday back to spend the New Year with mom and dad, and my family that little worry, every day yelling at me to go back!" Huang Jun Seok said in the phone incessantly.

Nessa Sims ~•~ The new year started on a good note. Life was peaceful and free of drama. My arm had fully recovered. Everything was going smoothly and I was glad everyone was okay. My only resolution for the year was to be happy. Vito said he was taking me somewhere. He didn’t say where it was as it was supposed to be a surprise. I woke up late because last night had been hectic. We had gone for a New Year’s celebration that was hosted by Uncle Vincent, one of Vito’s associates.

"I know you're curious about many things. Just bear with it for a moment longer. I'll tell you everything when I visit you soon." "You're coming to Maltford?" asked Belle in surprise. "Yup. I miss you, so I'm coming to visit you." "It's almost New Year's. Are you spending it with me?" Belle was delighted. They had spent every New Year's Day together over all these years. It was her favorite holiday because Noah would get her a lot of exciting presents that she had never seen in the mountains before. Noah said with a smile, "I won't be able to spend New Year's with you. Spend it with Grayson. I'll visit you again on your birthday."

"Besides, the doctors are all on holiday during the New Year. We have to wait for an appointment after the holidays are over." Larissa pretended to believe the nonsense she was spouting. "Okay, after New Year's Day, I'll accompany you to make the appointment." "Alright." This time, Yvette agreed readily. Larissa had a premonition that something would happen during the three days of the New Year holiday. It was already late, and Larissa decided to go back to her room to sleep. Lana insisted on going with her. "Mom had someone clean your room every day! Isn't it clean?" Lana declared proudly.

“It is a long story. I will explain later. For now, she is our honored guest, okay?” He studied us for a moment, then nodded. “Alright.” Later that night, I sat outside the house on a wooden bench covered with a thick wool blanket, my boots buried inside the snow. The cold air brushed against my face as I stared up at the sky, watching bright fireworks bloom and fade against the dark clouds. Happy New Year. It was exactly midnight. A new year had begun. I wondered where Valentino was. I wondered how he was welcoming the new year. Was he lighting fireworks around the castle with Nikita like we did last year? Was he sharing pancakes with the wolves, laughing the way he used to?

Wasn't that the kind of politeness that seemed to exist between them, between friends? Therefore, she didn't reply, intending to return later. At this moment, her emotions were still infected by her family and she temporarily forgot to reply. The Mcintosh's residence had become even more joyous this year because of their new daughter—in—law. Bryson was afraid that the fireworks outside would scare Betty, but since he also wanted to feel the New Year's atmosphere, Bryson drove her out to relax. In the bustling streets, there was a very strong New Year atmosphere.

Arrienne´s POV It's January 1. Right now, I’m on my way to Joy’s house. I mean, Joy’s mansion. Every year, we celebrate New Year’s there. It’s kind of like a tradition for us at this point. Tradition? Wow, that sounds so serious!

Mom quickly agreed, "That's right, Sheila. Did you hear Lilian? Get a nice one and don't be late. We will be waiting." With that, she hung up. I looked at the phone. The call lasted less than a minute. I felt a bit stunned but eventually grabbed my coat and headed out. When I got there with the cake, my brother Patrick Chapman opened the door. He wrinkled his nose at the cake. "Is that all you brought? You should've brought something nicer for New Year's Eve dinner," he said. I did not want to argue. It was hard enough to get that cake since I was too unprepared.

Support poured in from the public. That day, I planned to take a quick trip home to visit my parents after work. Just as I stepped out of the office building, a familiar figure caught my eye, trembling in the snow outside. It was Jennifer. Her eyes lit up when she saw me. She ran toward me, forcing a smile. "Nicholas, you're finally off work! I came looking for you many times before, but you were always in meetings or out handling something. Today, I finally—"

“Miss Griffin, that’s a lot of calls. Do you want me to wait while you reply to them?” “No need. They’re nothing important,” I replied casually, my tone indifferent. Once we were on the road, he asked, “Miss Griffin, is this your first time here? Do you want to go anywhere before work starts? You don’t officially begin until the day after tomorrow. I can show you around.” “Yes, this is my first time here,” I said as I gazed out the window at the passing scenery. Suddenly, my phone rang again, the sharp sound filling the quiet car.