Novel Neighbor Novels & Stories

“What? Do you actually think you lost out? “You’ve met these ladies. You’re clearly out of their league. “The idea of this whole thing started because they couldn’t leave the place. “If you can’t cut it, quit now.” The residents couldn’t leave the place. It sank in right there and then how things didn’t add up in the neighborhood. I had never come across male residents around the area, nor were the residents ever seen leaving the neighborhood. I suspected they were trapped in the community. Emmy read my mind.

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.

She said while sobbing. Oh, No !! She would live here! In my building? " Here?? In this building? Which floor? " " Fourth! " Shit!! She is on 4 th floor too?? That means, she was my new next-door neighbour. " Oh, No!!! " " What happened?? " " Nothing! " I said picking up my bike and parking it again safely. " Where do you live?" She asked. " Never mind!! " " But then, how will I return your money?? "

All l could focus on was the sight of my hand reaching for the door as the silhouette outside remained unmoving on the porch. Once the door clicked and swung open , l released a breath that l didn't realize l was holding. A red haired , potable sized girl in sun glasses immediately took in my appearance. "Are you the new neighbor?", She asked. My mouth opened up but l didn't respond sooner. Ignoring strangers was part of my life and I no longer needed friends ever since Amanda betrayed me. Something was really strange on her.

I wanted us to have a moment and maybe get to know each other but her friend choose this time to ruin my plans. It's 10pm when I excuse myself and head to my house,it's already late plus I didn't want to waste their time, they have work tomorrow. The following day when Caren walks I hug her like my life depends on it, God knows how much I've missed my sister as we sit to chat and catch up I tell her about my new neighbors. " By the way I met my new neighbors yesterday, Nicole and Maya" I say excitedly and smile when I mention Nicole's name,for sure that girl will be the death of me, I'm having a huge crush on her.

"Hello there, neighbor!" Both heads turned toward me. The older woman’s face lit up, and she waved as she walked closer. Her red gown bunched as she moved, adding to her warm demeanor. "Oh, hi! You must be the new neighbor. I heard someone moved in recently." "That’s right," I said with a smile. "My husband and I just settled in yesterday." I glanced at the little girl, my heart aching for an introduction. “Ah, that’s Autumn,” the woman said, following my gaze. “She’s my husband’s niece.”

" We watched the sun go down as we were walking I'd spend the rest of my life standing here talking You would explain the current as I just smile Hoping I just stay the same and nothing will change And It'll be us, just for a while Do we even exist? That's when I make the wish, To swim away with the fish ∆ The landlady is shouting since the early morning barking orders, I feel bad for the guys working since dawn. When I wake up this morning, Jamie informs me about the new neighbour moving in next door, I was furious at whoever it is because the room next door is one of the best but the landlady don't allow us to rent claiming she is to let her far relative stay for free and new neighbour is

For once, neither of us rushed inside. “Goodnight, jealous neighbour,” he said. I narrowed my eyes. “Goodnight, delusional neighbour.” He smiled and disappeared into his apartment. I went into mine and shut the door. Three seconds later, there were three knocks against the wall. Knock. Knock. Knock. I stared at it. Then smiled despite myself. And knocked three times back.

" For What it's worth it's good to have the old you back and it's good to have you back in town because we've missed you I know that you had some things to sort out and you had some demons to fight but just so you know I'm here for you and you don't have to go through anything alone my wife was wondering if you're not too busy and if Cleopatra is not too busy if you guys could come through for dinner I mean the kids would love to see you and they would also love to see your kids and we also have a new neighbor by the way I think you might know him." "Who is our new neighbor because I'm not in the mood for any surprises but if I need to welcome anyone into her circle of friends I will be much

Jenkins, Ayana finds not just a neighbor but a kindred spirit—a friend who understands her struggles and brings light and laughter into her life. As Ayana spends more time with her neighbor, Mrs. Jenkins, she starts to pick up on subtle cues and behaviors that hint at a hidden past. There are moments when Mrs. Jenkins' cheerful demeanor falters, replaced by a fleeting expression of sadness or hesitation. Ayana notices these shifts, and a sense of curiosity begins to gnaw at her, prompting her to wonder about the secrets Mrs. Jenkins might be keeping.