Samurai House Novels & Stories

I rested my head against his shoulder and glanced at the laptop on his lap. A picture of a three-storey house filled the screen. But it wasn’t just the elegant design that caught my attention. It was the sakura tree standing beside it. Unlike Davidson Place, the house wasn’t overly grand or palace-like… but somehow, I found myself wanting to live there more. Something about it felt like home. “Do you like it?” he asked. I looked up at him. “Where is this?” “Japan,” he answered. “I’m buying it.”

Gilbert laughed and wrapped an arm around her. This house would be his soon. A place like this, in a neighborhood this expensive, was something he could never afford, not even in several lifetimes. Now, he could have it without lifting a finger. He swaggered inside like he already owned the place. When Calvin saw it was not me who had come back, he hurriedly ran back into his room. "Hey, kid. You're not even going to say hi to your dad?" "Here. Have some water." Nancy stepped in front of Gilbert, holding out a glass.

Samantha sighed before looking around the house that had been left behind by their parents when they left the mortal realm and ran with the wolves in the fogs of Paphos Pine Forest. The house had four bedrooms which were interconnected with built-in bathrooms. It was convenient when Samantha thought about it. If someone from their family—be it Sebastian or Samantha herself—was in heat, they would only have to lock themselves in their bedrooms with their mates—if they had the chance to find them—and spend their days and nights together. They might not want to leave their bedrooms forever. Woah, since when I was worrying about having heat anytime soon? It wasn’t as if I would be having anyone

Sam is the head of the department and head of their unique case group. To make their job more flexible and smooth, they decide to live together. The group then build the Sun House using the money they got and not long after, Akiko joining them. Hazel was at the peak of the happiest moment in her life when a few months before the accident, Sam looks a bit distracted. A year before, he had to go to attend some case outside the country. Hazel and the team were left behind because they need to attend a particular case which is urgent too.

Inalis niya ang suot na salamin upang makita ang kulay ng palalong bubungan na unti-unting lumulutang mula sa mayayabong na punongkahoy sa paligid. "That's my father's house," anang lalaking nasa tabi niya. Nadagdagan ang interes ni Samantha. Minasdan niya ang itinurong bahay-Kastila. At habang papalapit sila, nakakaramdam siya ng dejavu. Para bang pamilyar sa kanya ang naturang bahay... Tila nababasa naman ng lalaki ang nasa isipan niya.

The casual act didn’t produce a casual effect, for the whole house felt the power of that seemingly insignificant swing and trembled. *Boom* The roof of the house that had remained standing for years now was no more, and so was the floor that was above the one they were currently on (the ground floor was the place where they all were). Disregarding the moaning figures on the floor, Dan gazed at Village Head Samoa one last time and disappeared as the building that had been standing for decades now, came crushing down; his departure giving Village Head Samoa the chance to escape from the falling wreckage. He deftly dragged his men onto his shoulders and made for the exit.

“OH MY GOD I HATE THIS HOUSE.” From the distance, the House hummed irritably—offended. “Sorry, Brenda!” Samantha yelled. The House buzzed once—accepting the apology. --- Then the hum changed. Turned sharp. Frantic. Panicked. Samantha stiffened. “Lucien. That’s Brenda. What is she saying?” I listened. Varyn House was screaming through the roots of the earth. One word. Over and over. Danger. “Sebastian,” I said softly.

“A-Ahem. Long ago-“ “What a classic start to a grandpa story.” Sensei grew silent while locking onto Tamashi’s eyes. After a brief moment, Tamashi began to shift uncomfortably.” “Sorry, go on.” “Long ago, there lived a group of valiant samurai in an unstable Japan. These samurai searched far and wide for a way to end the wars that besieged Japan and threatened the very existence of their people. “The samurai exhausted many of their options and began to lose hope, until one mysterious man stepped up to the plate.

Chapter 64 BIANCA’S POV About an hour later, I reached Mr. Sam’s place, following his directions since I had never been there before. It was in the city centre and not too far away. It was a pretty simple duplex surrounded by a colourful lawn and garden. The walls had a nice light colour, and the roof had charming overhanging edges that gave the house character. Big windows let in lots of sunlight, and lively flower boxes were decorating them. The front porch was friendly and had a cute quaint swing. Overall, it was a nice and cosy home with a warm atmosphere, perfect for raising a family.