Party A Who Lives Beside Me Novels & Stories

My wolf, Denis, stirred immediately. Mate. The word echoed through my mind. “Hello,” I replied slowly, and somehow I knew she could feel that strange connection too. “I have a party this weekend. Do you want to come?” She smiled. I nodded. Somehow, we connected easily, and later that weekend, I went to the party. There were many people inside the house. Music echoed through every room while groups of students laughed and talked without a care in the world. Yet among the crowd, Serena remained glued to one particular girl with a full bust, barely leaving her side.

It was one of the landowners that lived on the other side about a mile away from the lake. “I thought I saw lights on here last night,” he said as he climbed out and I stood up from the hammock. “Hey Billy,” I said as he gave me a fist bump. “You alone here?” he asked me. “Needed to clear my head a bit,” I said and he nodded as if he understood. They were all human and knew nothing about our kind. “I’m hosting a party tonight, come on over when you need your head muddled with booze and girls ready to party,” he said as he walked back to his truck.

I asked, sitting on the bed. "Well, let me explain why I want to be your friend, okay?" I nodded in agreement. "As you know, we only live one floor apart and we're going to see each other everyday till the contract ends so I thought maybe we would become friends since we live near each other. Is that okay?"

Even though that’s not a bad thing. “Yo... Kai, are you in the apartment?” I hear my roommate yell from somewhere. “Yes, I’m in the damn kitchen, man. What’s up?” “What’s up is there is a fucking party going on just right down the road and your ass is in this damn apartment doing what... homework? Bro, who the fuck... are you and what have you done with my fucking friend Kai, the party animal?” “Party animal Kai has retired and has found himself a sweet girl he wants to spend all his time with.”

.ALEC. I stood beside my car and watched as people trooped into this guy’s house. It was yet another birthday party and it had me thinking if they threw it just for the birthday or for more open opportunities to have free sex. I was waiting for Joe who had told me he would be meeting me here, apparently, he had taken the day off to party.

I ignored him and went to lie down on the opposite side of the bed. "You didn't?" He pressed, feigning shock. "The children must have, they have nearly nothing to do and since the neighbors are far, they have no children to play with." Julien put back the dress and lay beside me. "If you're bored and you need another woman to chitchat with, worry not, our neighbors should be back by morning." "Neighbors? You mean the people who live in the next house?" "Yes." I looked away to hide my smile. Finally! Maybe I won't miss having Hailey around so much.

Chapter 19: “Fate, You Say?" ~STELLA~ My ex-husband’s half-brother was the neighbour who'd moved in beside me. It was a whole lot to deal with. Since yesterday morning, I'd tried everything possible to avoid him. Being indoors all day was the easiest for me. Since I had no friends aside from my bestfriend who lived miles away, my room was my only safe zone. I glared at my phone's screen. It was a message from him.

So I play along. We’re all gathered around a bonfire. And by “all” I mean: Me, sitting directly across from Shawn, pretending it doesn’t kill me that he hasn’t looked my way once since I got here; Shawn; his three idiot friends; my prude of a stepsister; her bimbo friends currently warming the guys’ laps; and like six other people I don’t know. We’re at a party. The most amazing bonfire party of the semester, according to my bestie, Jade.

"Just close friends and relatives. The people who should represent your everyday neighbourhood are your father, Max's parents, Matt Jackson, Elena, if she can make it here in time, and Mrs. Chen from next door, who has been incredibly wonderful to you both." "Mrs. Liv," Max automatically corrected. "The elderly woman next door is Mrs. Liv, not Mrs. Chen." "Mrs. Liv, naturally. When I was making arrangements yesterday, I chatted with her, and she was thrilled to be involved. She said she has been seeing the growth of your relationship and is really interested in your well-being. Grace was both overwhelmed and touched. Mrs. Liv had, in fact, been a silent observer of their relationship, occasi

“Of course not. I have a friend who lives around Terrence. Her place is basically a second home to me and I sometimes go to work from there.” “Oh. I see.” For reasons unknown to me, my heart was pounding in my chest. And it amplified every time I met the gaze of the stunningly attractive woman sitting beside me. It was a strange experience and my thoughts were in conflict on what to make of it. “So… are you going to tell me where you live or am I going to have to ask?”