Realy Nice House Novels & Stories

So she nodded her head and agreed, "actually you are right." The house was beautiful with a modern interior design. It had a balcony, garden, lawn almost everything a perfect house needed. "So how is it?" asked Eddy gazing at Eva. "It's beautiful..." replied Eva gasping.

Nora chimed in. Tera shook her head firmly, "No, it's a small house. Auntie's house is small, dear. A regular and old house. A family inheritance from Auntie's grandparents. It can't be compared to the homes of rich families like the Lim or Wells families." Vivia shook her head firmly, her hands moving left and right, "No. This is a very nice house. Much nicer than my house. It's a charming, beautiful, and warm home. It's so different from my plain house."

Alexander is waiting outside, looking more rested than yesterday, a small smile on his face when he sees me. "What's this?" I ask as he pulls me into a brief hug. "Come with me. I want to show you something." He leads me inside where a realtor is waiting. We follow her to a property three blocks from the beach— a beautiful two-story house with a white picket fence, a front yard perfect for a child to play in, and a view of the ocean from the upstairs windows. "What do you think?" Alexander asks as we walk through the empty rooms. "It's beautiful. But why are we here?"

Each side of the drive is flanked by fir and conifer trees and the mountains are so close it looks like you could touch them. After a few minutes he begins to slow down, and my mouth opens so wide my jaw almost hits my knees. In front of me is the largest house I have ever set my eyes on. I mean gigantic and I did spot a lake to my right. The green fields stretch for miles. It’s like being in something out of a Hollywood movie. Alex Stone must be worth a fortune and then some. I mean, I know hockey players in NHL get paid an enormous amount of money but this single storey, glass fronted with wood pillar property must be worth in excess of $60 million. I let out a breath. “Beautiful, isn’t it

This is what real power looks like. I smiled faintly, my gaze still clear. My brand-new future had only just begun. And the future would only get better.

No glance needed. He smiled a charming smile at her. "Marvelous house indeed - what's our next one?" ♡ 503 Brookside Rd White house, grey roof, black door. Front porch extended, supported by pillars, the way to it was paved but uniquely with steps in between. The front of the house was slightly hidden by a big tree in front of it, but it added to its charm. "The house almost seems shy", I told Michael. "I get what you mean", he pointed at the tree. "Though I think it's sad that it's hiding the view."

The sight of it was so beautiful to behold that Ava's jaws dropped to see how surreal everything looked. 'Perhaps, it might not be a bad idea,' she thought to herself inwardly and chuckled. The house had a harmonious blend of charm and modern comfort, with its exterior, adorned with inviting windows that exuded an air of elegance. The building was so ethereal in its architectural plans. As she proceeded into the main door of the beautiful vacation house, she was impressed with the interior look of the luxurious vacation house.

I didn't wait for it to open so I left voluntarily. I was so amazed to finally see the house we stopped at. Those are two floors, not large but not too small just right for a relatively large family. The design of the house is simple but elegant. "What do you think of the house?" Andrei asked me while our son was also looking there. "It's beautiful but why did you bring us here?" I asked with a frown. He smiled at me before raising one of his hands. "SURPRISE!" he said with a glint of happiness in his eyes.

The only difference was that Jerry had taken it upon himself to hire at least three staffs to maintain the house. Edward pulled into the estate, and the gate slid open automatically, revealing the beautiful front of the mansion. The house was a modern home with a big glass windows from top to bottom, letting in lots of light and showing the inside clearly. The front has wide steps and a path over shallow water, giving it a fancy look. I gently patted Jace, and he sat up, blinking as he looked out the window. His jaw dropped. “Mommy, is this our new house?” he asked, still looking sleepy, but I could see the excitement shining in his eyes.

"This is worth far more than five healing herb contributions per moon cycle." He shrugged, avoiding my gaze. "The market for territory dens has been soft lately." I didn't believe that for a second, but I decided not to press the issue. If Nathan was offering me a favorable deal, I wasn't going to argue. The inside of the house was even more impressive—spacious, with gleaming wooden floors and modern amenities. It had been recently built, every detail carefully considered for comfort and functionality. "This is perfect," I breathed, turning in a slow circle to take in the main living area.