Shameless Neighbors Novels & Stories

The Pink Devil started laughing hard after Terrance asked about the neighbors. "My Neighbors? Do you really think that my neighbors will care that some random car is on my driveway? My neighbors never cared about what I did or who I brung home. Heck, the first time I moved into Hilldrive; none of my neighbors bothered to greet me or even once said 'Hello' to me. They continued living their lives and treated me like I never existed. 'Love thy neighbors', my ass! Even if my neighbors cared, it's none of their fucking business to get involved with my personal life and privacy. So the neighbors won't help you escape.", she explained. "You know you don't have to do this.", he pleaded.

she muttered, kicking the napkin off with a sharp shake of her foot. It wasn’t the first time. Cade Walker, her arrogant, messy, smug neighbor had been living in 10B for barely three months, and in that short time, he had already turned their clean hallway into his personal trash station. He never seemed to care about the building rules or, worse, about the people forced to live next to him.

It was midnight. I was sound asleep when loud, aggressive pounding on my front door rudely woke me. Groggy and annoyed, I barely cracked the door open before a bucket of foul-smelling water splashed all over me. The icy shock jolted me awake. The stench made me gag before I looked up in fury. Standing in front of me were my neighbors from across the hall.

I didn't know why I felt frustrated that Jeonghan didn't look and smile at me this time like he always did. . . . . . After school, Josh and I went out to bond with his cousin Megan. We went to eat dinner at this newly opened restaurant near their place and it was awesome. The food was delicious. It was nearly midnight and I felt tired so I decided to take the shortcut crossing through a dark alleyway. It was pretty dark but I was still able to see where I stepped. Then suddenly, I stopped moving when I saw three men just a few meters away from me. "Hey hey! Seems like it's my lucky night!" I heard the man in a blue shirt say.

Roommates 3 She was two hour into reading the art of story telling when the scraping of chair from close by gained her attention. It was annoying that anyone would do something this aggravating in the library. She tried to ignore it and focused on the writing on the book but then something else got her attention. From her peripheral vision, she could see someone seating opposite her clumsily putting out text book in front of them making a clattering noise. She choose to ignore this also trying to believe that this was the persons first time in a public space and that the person was just nervous.

I do not want my baby to be hurt. I have nice pool chairs next to the pool. I hand Connor his soda and go inside to fetch my book and some snacks for us. I am used to my older neighbors coming outside, and they never used their swimming pool. They hardly come to the back of their yard. I like to sit in the front on the porch, watching the neighbors. I put down the snacks on the table next to my chair. My book slips out of my hand, and I bend to pick it up. My ass is showing to the neighbor's house. I hear a man moan, and I get up fast as I do not want to give my elderly neighbor a stroke. As I turn and look around, I see somebody there. I only see the back door closing. Oops, I hope I did no

The last thing we need is for a nosy neighbor to see people at the abandoned house and to call the cops while we still have an unconscious man chained in the basement. Not to mention that, for the moment, we’re still all running around buck ass naked. While that’s not abnormal in the shifter world, the humans have a tendency to be offended. I don’t fancy a trip to human jail or having to beat yet more men over the head with a baseball bat.

The neighbours make you feel a little less lonely. The pleasant ambience of apartments cramped together was perfect. I have not met my neighbours yet, although I am more curious about the one whom I’m sharing my balcony with. “Drake, get yo ass in here! You ain’t going anywhere!” A woman shouts. “Bye Mom!” “DRAKE!” Oh boy. I shake my head as I tuck my hand under my chin. As long as no one realises I’m a werewolf, I’m sure I’ll be able to stay fairly hidden. I close the file and stretch as I massage my neck.

“Are you sure about that? Don’t let history repeat itself.” I bite my lip. “Trust me, it won’t happen.” She goes quiet. I can hear her pacing — classic Chloe stress behavior. “Okay,” she finally says. “Distraction time. Tell me about Ridgeway Oaks. How’s your mom’s place?” “Boring and stressful. I never should have taken this job.” “Don’t forget the reason why you took it.” “Yeah, I know. Oh, and Calder Thorn lives next door.” Complete silence. Then—

SHAYLE Oh my god. He actually recognized me. The shock hit me as I blinked at him, heat crawling up my neck, and for a moment my tongue glued itself to the roof of my mouth. “Uh… I’m your neighbor,” I stammered out, clearing my throat way too late. “Next door.”