Remy Hadley House Novels & Stories

It buzzed again. I glanced down and tapped on the screen. Remy: Got something for you. Vintage piece. Remy: You’ll like it. Remy: 63 Right Avenue. My brows lifted slightly. Right Avenue. That was in Manhattan. I looked back up at the table slowly. Remy was in the city. For a man who had made a vow to preserve his disdain for this part of the world, his presence here was… interesting. Almost unsettling. The rest of the meeting blurred past in a dull procession of voices and paperwork. I spent most of it watching the time tick toward the end.

I had to compose myself and go to watch his match as a duty. The pool matches were started, resuming the schedule of the tournament. My work was doubled after signing a celebrity. On the other hand, my personal life was a bit monotonous as Hayley was bonding with Demrid harmoniously. He recently bought a mansion for her. They selected the posh area and were discussing its decorations like a true father-daughter duo, leaving me on my own. I was having a hard time sharing my girl with Demrid. But he was her long-lost daddy, her only blood relative. So, I suppress my unease and didn’t mind her evening visits to the new mansion. Demrid only returned to have dinner with me and Daleyza nowadays.

There was a missed call from Remy and I called him back, turns out he's in the city and instead of going out for lunch I told him to order lunch from the penthouse. It took him twenty minutes from Ghazi's townhouse to the twin's highrise apartment building. I've taken a quick shower pulled on my leggings and oversize my Dior hoodies. I was feeling homey and Remy analyzed my appearance, down to my fluffy socks, and shook his head after my guard let him into the penthouse. "Girl, you're being domesticated or what?" "Or what," I replied and gave him my warmest hug. "I already ordered, we're pigging out today got pizza and spicy wings, they're on their way."

Remy suggested and he looked surprised. “Um, we are going to take care of her?” Giving him a tilt of her head, she said, “Yes, Sir, so move your feet.” Smiling like a little boy I watched him tripping over himself to follow her back to the front of the house and rolled my eyes. Laughing to myself as I trudged after them. Seeing Sergio Winters standing before the steps leading up to the front porch I watched Remy turn quickly and usher Styx to the side door. Unfortunately, Sergio spotted them, and his keen yellow eyes narrowed at the pair.

Rising from my chair, I nod to Remi, “Let's take a drive around the estate. I've been indoors for hours. I need to clear my head. We enter to my golf car and drove towards the golf course inside the estate. It was one of the perks of the mansion that made me buy it when I came for the open house. Moving out of my old house was very necessary as everything inside it reminded me of Shirley. We played golf for an hour and returned back to the house just as the sun was beginning to set on the horizon. I felt energized and ready to tackle the rest of my day. Coming through the front door, we saw Mama Canda and two maids bustling around the kitchen, getting ready for lunch. I asked Remi to stay fo

Mya said after following Adrian's line of sight. Remy, a nineteen-year-old young man, had been tasked with taking care of his younger siblings. For someone of his age, Remy was much more mature than his peers. On top of that, he was a loner. He had brought his siblings with him to the selection venue as there was nobody back home to take care of them. "Remy's parents died in a car crash a few years ago. It was his teacher who sent him to Sterling University. He's a strong boy, and his siblings have been living in an orphanage."

After confirming that he knew of the Hailey Reyes incident, she headed to the Myers' residence at 9:00 am. As she stepped into the Myers' living room, she marveled at the luxurious and modern interior. The house was a smart home, different from the Quigley and Ritter residence. Its decoration was not traditional but contemporary. The floor was covered in polished marble. and the walls were plastered with dark, printed wallpaper. They had a European-style couch, and hanging from the ceiling was a crystal chandelier. The house was also decorated in minimalist furniture and all sorts of smart appliances. This was an eye-opener for Summer. As she walked in, she couldn't help but exclaim, "Your h

River’s POV My phone tucked between my ear and shoulder while I rummaged through the bottom drawer of my desk, searching for a file that had decided to play hide and seek with me. “The house was just left with finishing touches, thank goodness,” I told Hailey, still shuffling papers around. “They wrapped everything up in a day or two… You should come visit soon.” “I certainly will,” she replied, her voice bright. “So we can pop some champagne and celebrate the new house properly.”

It was his doing, now if he found out that his children had grown so much, she didn't know how he would react. Maybe this was his punishment for abandoning them. It didn't take long for the car to stop in front of the Cosey mansion. Chloe helped Remy out of the car. Standing in front of the house, Remy blinked. This mansion was very big. The villa they lived in was also large, but it was relatively discreet. This one was clearly magnificent. Chloe smiled and said: - Let me take you in. Remy hesitated for a moment. Mom still hadn't told him about his father, was she still angry with his father?

Hailey whispered to me She must have realized that I was looking for him and came to my rescue so I muttered a soft “Thank you”. We were almost done with the food when Remy came into the hall. He had changed his clothes and even his hairstyle. That was a style I had never seen on him ever since I came to the palace. His face was more visible and the sharpness of his nose was glaring. I couldn’t keep my eyes off him until someone interrupted. “Are you by chance falling for him?” Bea spat out and I blinked at her remark