The Angel Next Door Characters Novels & Stories

I tell him annoyed and he smirks slightly at my attitude. "Just eat" I growl and he chuckles but complies along with everyone else, including me. *** "So what was that bang?" Angel asks as we head out to my car over an hour later. "Oh it was Stacy" I tell him calmly. "Stacy?" He asks confused. "Yeah, the girl who lived next door to me. She's now a hunter, her and six high class warriors had been waiting for me" I tell him and open the boot. She glares up at me with hatred before looking at angel and scanning him with desire in her eyes.

A doorbell rang almost half an hour later and Vina opened the door. A worried Lilian appeared at the doorway. "Sorry, I was busy. Where is Angel?" Vina pointed at Angel, "I don't know what happened to her. She isn't saying anything." "Okay. I am going to her." Lilian said and walked to Angel as she announced her presence, "Angel, I am home." Angel was sitting sadly in the living room. Her favourite cartoon show was still coming on the television but today she wasn't feeling like watching it. Again today her classmates teased her for being different from them. Different because she didn't have a father. Different because she lived with only her mother.

I stare at the screen for a second. How do I even explain this? How do I explain that my mother just informed me I’ll be living next door with the boy who makes my life miserable? How do I explain that said boy showed up at my bedroom window five hours later asking for a favor? How do I explain my life without sounding completely insane? Ella: I have to stay next door for two weeks. The typing bubble disappears. Then reappears. Then disappears again. Finally: Lila: …with HIM??

I rolled my eyes. "Yet I'm being hated because I'm straightforward." I sighed but he just shook his head. Maybe processing my brilliance or something but nevermind. Now that he mentioned it, I suddenly remembered that Aleng Angela asked me to buy something for her at the nearby convenience store. She's our neighbor and was kind enough to help Briar and me in watching over Papu at the hospital. So despite the fact that I am not a freaking errand girl, I'll just let her pass. I was about to stand up, but I just froze in my spot because of his reply.

I feel the corner of my mouth twitch upwards despite everything. Azren glances down at me, his eyes crinkling. "Won't you, Angel?" I lift my chin. "Severely," I say. He chuckles, moving over to lift me in his arms and press a kiss to my temple. Sabrina lowers her arms, flashes us a small, wistful smile, and turns towards the door. Azren follows her out, still carrying me. The second the front door clicks shut behind her, he turns and buries his face in my hair.

Grabbing his wallet, the briefcase, and the car key, he stormed out of the room and waved his hand to his mother, “Bye, Mom. See you in the evening.” Just as he came out of his room, the doorbell rang, and he groaned in frustration. His face contorted, and he cursed under his breath. Walking with long strides, he opened the door and saw a beautiful young woman in her twenties standing on the doorstep, grinning widely at him. He rolled his eyes and asked, “Angelina, what are you doing here?” His tone was full of irritation. Angelina was his neighbor cum childhood friend, who sometimes became irritating, and at that moment, Charles wished if he could strangle her.

Grace would give it to me but she was gone before dinner was even ready. "Nice to meet you sally doll, I'm Angel's aunt." I take the dolls hand and shake it. "She's very beautiful I must say." Angel nods happily and starts making the doll dance on her lap. "Angie, eat up or I'll get that doll from you." Shantel scolded the little girl and I noticed that Willis, the smallest of them all was sleeping in her arms with food covering his mouth and chubby cheeks.

And suddenly…I knew exactly how I wanted to spend it. Me: I'm off today. Three dots appeared almost immediately. Angel: Come see me. I smiled. Me: Now? Is the Den even open this early? Angel: It opens when I say it does. A laugh escaped me. Arrogant bastard. Me: I'll be there soon. Angel: I'll be waiting, kitten. My stomach fluttered. The Angel's Den felt completely different during the day. Mostly because it was empty. No music. No masked strangers. No bartenders. Just the quiet elegance of black marble, burgundy furniture and gold. My heels echoed through the enormous room.

I stood awkwardly at the door as I wondered why he stood right there in some casuals, he certainly isn't sleeping under the same roof as I, or is he? “Heading somewhere?” I shook my head before he could be done speaking as I took hurried steps towards the door. He moved a few feet from the door so I could step in, and once I did, I regretted every bit of my returning back into this house. There were four aged looking men seated and two slightly younger women, I turned my gaze in search of a familiar figure, and there was Angel, seated at the extreme end of the room, his face down on his eye pad. I gulped heavily as I walked on, trying so desperately to move my feet up from the ground. I didn

Amy faced towards me and said "Down the staircase is the common hall. This is known as a common assembly room. You will find all angels assemble here for celebrations on events, group chats, discussion of common issues. We came downstairs and I can see there is a large strong wooden door in the middle of the hall painted in the color of chestnut brown. The door was open and I can see the same fountain which I saw from my window. Amy: "Hi my sweet Angels. Hope you have a good sleep. We have a new friend added to our family. Her name is Casie. She came here last night and will be staying with us." All angels waved at me and gave welcoming smile. I smiled back and waved them.