Remy Hadley House Novels & Stories

she laughed, and quickly shut it before Cadeau could react. Remice also called Remy, had worked for the Wan family for years, she was their nany, and she had seen the three children, Guerrier, Cadeau and Fleur grow. And by now she was part of the family. "Ahhhg, Dad!" Cadeau screamed. She walked to the bathroom, but then hesitated for a second and walked back to get her phone, and typed a message quickly, 'morning Tasha, please come to my house, kisses,' she threw it on the bed, and headed for the shower.

“Holland Williams, right?” “Yes. I’m Holland.” My lips shaped the name like a talisman. “Nice to meet you, Mr.—” “Please, call me Remy.” He flashed an easy smile and, for everything Cameron had said about a temper, the smile was disarming. He asked a few of the standard questions—where I’d come from, what job I’d held before—but his tone threaded curiosity with something else: a hunger that was almost tender. I gave him safe answers. I’d learned in the last life not to give out the whole ledger in a single sitting. He didn’t need to know the drawer, the knife, the nights I counted ceiling shadows until dawn. He didn’t need the messy parts. “I moved here from a small town south of here,” I sa

Havermouth, Present Time Heath continued the tour of the renovated river house, taking Aislen upstairs to where the Triquetra kept their work and play areas – and it was both. There was an office for Cameron, one for Heath, and a generous area that served both as office and art-studio for Rhett. And then there was the playroom.

I shrugged. “I’m not like most people,” I replied. “No you really aren’t” he said with an adoring smile. Remi lived in a new apartment building in town with fantastic views. The place was neat but nearly empty, I guessed he hadn’t been living there very long. “Sorry, I don’t have a whole lot in here yet, I just got the place a month ago” he said, confirming my suspicions. “Where did you live before that?” I asked curiously while checking out the view.

It was difficult for her to command respect because some old-timers still viewed her as a young woman despite her remarkable accomplishments in recent years. “It might not harm to have a little mystery. "Got it!" Ercell eagerly answered. Hadley dismissed Ercell and made her way directly to the backyard of Diamond Estate. The Diamond Estate was large, with a main home, two smaller structures approximately half a mile away, a pool, and a large garden. "Ms. Fern," Olivia Deetz said politely as she stood up and greeted Hadley when she went to the basement and entered the security code. Olivia’s little face lit up with a smile.

However, the scenery opened up as they got onto the interstate, and a big road sign that said [Vest City: 50 Miles Ahead] flashed by. Haley’s shoulders became slightly less tense. "It's been four years..." she uttered in a tremulous murmur. Rhett grinned. "What a coincidence. It's been four years since I've returned home too.” Startled, Haley turned to face him. "Really? Where do you reside in Vest city?" "The Upper East Side," he stated. Haley’s eyes grew wide. "Wow. I also reside on the Upper East Side, so that's crazy." The man's eyes crinkled at the corners like stars in the night sky as his smile widened.

"Excuse me, could you please find out what room Ian Web is in?" "Room 1150 in the emergency wing is where he is." "Thanks." Remi went up the stairs. As she stood by Ian’s bed, she felt a strange mix of feelings. She quietly put down the breakfast she had brought. She opened a window to allow in some fresh air because the room seemed stuffy. "Mom?" There was a little, feeble voice behind her. Remi stopped moving. Her heart melted into a puddle, but she didn't show any emotion as she turned around.

Slayne was just the same at her age, all fairy wings and muddy boots! “You look perfect, Shortie. Now have you reminded Halle and Brad that it will be my car approaching the Morales mansion?” She looks at me with amusement. “Morales mansion? It’s a manor house at best! And yes, I told her, and she has cleared it. I just have to text the registration number of your car. What’s the deal with you and them, Aidy? I felt like Halle and Slayne were on the verge of a battle when we met in the café and despite you and Brad seeming friendly now, it was a little hostile at first.”

“No way, he actually used that line?” “I swear!” She threw her head back in a fit of laughter. I cleared my throat, the sound being abrasive enough to pop the private bubble they built around themselves. Both of them blinked, turning towards me like they just remembered I was sitting there. “So, Cory.” I said smoothly , ignoring the look Remy shot at me. “Remy says you’re gonna be moving upstairs.” “Yeah. This house is awesome, if you rule out the fact that it doesn’t have a doorman. Every other thing about it is really great. Plus, it’s closer to work and Remy kind of needs a chauffeur now that her car is sold.”

She is going to replace me as Gabriel's assistant once I take my maternity leave. It only takes three months to plan the wedding. Here I am, standing in front of the mirror in the room at The Remington Family Grove. This is another mansion from Remington . It belonged to Daisy Remington . The garden is full of cherry blossoms. I look over the windows. The cherry blossoms are fully blooming now. And we're going to hold the wedding in the middle of the garden with a lake view.