The Landlady Story Pdf Novels & Stories

Omolaso says, “eh, Almighty, I never did any evil by accommodation this lady, I never did anything bad by keeping her and her child safe in my care, though, I didn't know her neither her relatives but I did her good, eh, Almighty help me ooh because I don't want any trouble,” the landlady says because she was afraid of law enforcement, “Grandma, what are you saying?“ Omolaso says, “never mind, let's go,” grandma says, and the two of them step out of the house she called her employer, “good day ma'am,” the landlady says,

Nichole shot up from the couch in alarm, her phone slipping from her hands. Five unfamiliar men stormed into the small living room, their movements quick and confident. Behind them, the landlady strolled in at her own pace, a wicked grin spreading across her face. She didn’t look angry anymore—she looked triumphant. “So,” she said coolly, eyeing the stunned family, “did you really think you could hide here forever?” Her voice, though soft, dripped with threat. “I’ve had enough of your excuses,” she snapped, suddenly raising her voice. “Six months of playing dumb. Six months of lies. But lucky for me…” she smiled sweetly, almost mockingly, “this building was just purchased earlier today.”

She stammered, brushing off her apron as if to make it less messy than it already was. "Hello?" Zach stepped forward while I rolled my eyes, peeping into one of the apartments whose door was halfway opened. A small girl came to the door with bright blue eyes and blonde hair as she watched me with curious eyes. "What?" I asked her and she screamed before slamming the door shut and I fixed my gaze back to Zach who was speaking to the woman. "She's the landlady of the house and she confirms that Ava lives here." Zach said to me and the woman smiled up at me. It was creepy.