Nicky Hello Neighbor Novels & Stories

Nicky said while Nathaniel grunted in response. "Is it important?" Nathaniel asked, knitting his brows in confusion. Why did his friend need to see him? "Yeah". "Okay, let's meet at p&p down the street" Nicky informed and hung up, putting on his shaded glass and drove off. Nathaniel drove to the familiar environment before packing a house away from the Cafe as he saw his friend who rested on his car and high-school girls surrounding him, swooning over him as his friend was busy flashing them his ladies killer's smile. He shook his friend in dismay, his friend was what was called Player.

Because right now, I couldn't recall a single clear thing past my third whiskey. I looked down at myself. Black shirt paired with a ridiculous pink Hello Kitty pajama pants, soft against my skin, fitting way better than something this humiliating had any right to. Not rolled. Not hanging loose. Like someone had actually measured me for this crime against my dignity. I didn't know whether to be furious or impressed. Staring down at Hello Kitty's smug little face, I was torn between laughing and finding the nearest mirror to cry into. The apartment was quiet, except for a faint sound drifting from somewhere else. I got up, my throat dry enough that getting water became the only clear thought i

Heavy, tired footsteps moved into the apartment next door. I felt a surge of relief so sharp it was painful. She was home. "Victor, get the bicycle ready," I commanded. "I’m going for a ride." "A ride? Now?" "I need to be 'Nick' for a while," I said, a dark smirk playing on my lips. "I think my neighbor might need help with her groceries. Or perhaps she just needs to see a friendly, clumsy face." I pulled on the rumpled gray jacket and messed up my hair. I checked my reflection in the dusty mirror—the glasses, the slightly sheepish expression, the bumbling consultant.

he mouthed at me. I opened it and read what was written. 'Hi, myself Nick, here's my number, call me when you need someone to date you. You know, no one will want to date a nerd like you, so, I was wondering if you would like to go out with me, you know, for some pleasure time??' How dare him? I don't even know him? Yeah I know that his name is Nick but over than that, I don't know him. I looked up at him again and glared at him. He smirked back and winked again.

Nick only realized that Diane was wake up and standing next to him when she put his hand to support her standing on the chair Nick was sitting on “Yeah, why would I call you when I have a queen right here standing next to me when I wake up in the morning? Say hi to L, Diane.” Nick proceeded to divert his phone to a video onto the big screen in front of him, Diane rolled her eyes before focusing on staring at the big screen in front of her, seeing a picture of someone who appeared there wearing a striking yellow hoodie jacket in the morning. today is like a dazzling sun "Hello dear-" Nick glared at him as he paused and laughed changing his greeting more politely "Hey, Diane is glad to see you

Nick whined in a loud tone seeing the condition of his bike. “Are you screaming at me, Nick?” Nielle whined “At least babe, you should’ve put the stand on before getting off” Nick argued “I can’t stand you” Nielle said and ran away stomping her feet “Nielle, don’t act like a child now, stop babe…babe” Nick said after her trying to stop her. “Hey, what’s up Nielle?” Sunny asked who stopped Nielle in her track. Sunny who just reached college was now worried seeing the lovely couple as everybody puts them, arguing.

Nerds. They make the world go around, but jesus fucking christ they're so annoying. My neighbor is one of them, and he's everything you're imagining. Gawky, scrawny, glasses, socially retarded as fuck. I once saw him say 'hello' to the mailman. He's not there to make conversation, dude, he's just doing his job. But we need them. Honest to god, I wish we didn't. There's nothing more humiliating than going to someone like Brian to ask him for help, especially when you're someone like me.

I asked He just smiled Answer me now; I said Alright, a friend; he said Ok, so why do you called? I asked Hmm, I missed you; He said I blushed Im serious baby; he said Well, missed you too; I replied smiling Hmmm, love in the air; Nicky said smiling Hey, stop it; I said tapping her Give the phone to Nicky please; Scott said on the phone Alright, I replied and gave the phone to Nicky Hello Nicky, He said on the phone

"Maybe if you weren't playing your music so loud." "Music?" I was confused by that. "Yes." "Don't let me start shitting in your yard, because it won't be pretty." I pointed at my neighbour. His mouth dropped open in shock. "That's right neighbour." I hissed. I laughed after driving away, hoping that he doesn't actually think I would stoop so low, but if he was brave enough to park his car in my driveway again, then I might just have to buy fake poop. I tried to get back to my normal life, but my mind kept drifting back to Nick, wondering if he was OK. I couldn't focus, only to leave early after asking my assistant to take over the rest of the house viewings.

As I look across the room, a smile creeps across my face. I'm still amazed that I live in such a pricey property in Alabang's most renowned neighborhood. Never in my wildest thoughts could I imagine myself walking through such a place, let alone living here. Fortunately, Rachel, an old college friend, introduced me to Romina Martinez and suggested that I apply for the nanny post she had open.