The Landlord's Sister Mga Nobela at Kwento

She wore a smile and was holding a food flask in her hand. Keiran signaled Umbrie to hide and when she caught the signal, it was already too late. The landlady had seen her and she looked curiously at Keiran. "Who is she?" She questioned stepping into the apartment. "She is my sister — Umbrie." Keiran replied instantly thereby shocking Umbrie whom didn't expect the comeback. "Oh...How are you, my dear?" The landlady in her mid 40's asked beaming again. "I'm fine, thank you." Umbrie replied moving closer.

After the torture of trying to not think of Nathan or Brenda and their stupid kiss, I just wanted to sleep as soon I got home. I sigh and drag myself out of bed. Clara is gone by the time I'm out. I hurry to the main building. Cathylene’s voice is high indicating one thing—something serious is going on. My heart skips. “What's going on?”I ask one of the maids. “Lady Cath's sister is here.” Lady Cath’s sister? Oh…hot shị́t. Linda. The only sister of Cathylene and a complete opposite of her. A lunatic. I walk inside.

My brows furrowed, and I kept my index finger on my forehead, trying to remember who his brother was. Seeing me lost, he got up to leave. I grabbed his wrist to stop him, but he yanked it away and turned sharply. “I can,” He said coldly. “This is my place, my decision. Whether I want to keep you as a tenant or not. Is that clear?” He pointed a finger at me. Kabir stepped between us instantly, gripping the landlord’s finger and twisting it away. “Don’t you dare point at my friend,” Kabir snapped. “ We don’t know who your brother is? We’re ready to pay rent. Legally, you can’t throw us out. Here’s your money. Take it or throw it, your wish.”

With those words, my father straightened his back, turned around, and left. For a brief moment, silence filled the room, but it didn’t last long. At dusk, my sister appeared at my door, as graceful and beautiful as ever. She closed the door behind her, let out a quiet sigh, and said in a regretful tone, ‘Sister, I thought that by the time I returned, you would have awakened your wolf. But you haven’t disappointed me—you’re still living under my man’s roof, and he even seems to have developed a bit of affection for you. Don’t you think you owe me an explanation after stealing my man and bribing the Moon Goddess to bless you with a mate bond with him?’

“If you had any backbone, you wouldn’t come back after leaving! “Now you’re still dreaming of returning to the pack and competing with Rose for her position. You’re truly shameless!” Leon’s words instantly caused everyone to look at me differently. “I thought Claire came back to care for her sister. I didn’t expect her to come back to steal her sister’s happiness. “Good thing Alpha Leon loves Rose.” The surrounding discussion made Rose’s eyes redden. She generously stood in front of me again. “Please don’t say that about Claire. After all, she’s my sister.”

“Ma’am, that’s not fair. It’s only been two months since I missed paying rent. Why are you kicking me out already? I told you I’ll pay, didn’t I?” “Well, well, listen to this! You’re the one who owes me money, yet you act so bold, as if you’re someone important!” I almost screamed when Aling Lena, the landlady of this so-called ‘apartment,’ threw a fragile mug at me. Thank goodness I managed to dodge it, otherwise, I’d be in the hospital next to Thirdy right now.

Ripped from her home, from her sisters… This thought seemed to finally pull Cassie out of her reverie. This was her sister. They were a team, her Nora and Evelyn, there is no way that this man was taking her without a fight. Evelyn, as usual, was two-steps ahead, already jabbing her finger in the chest of the Alpha, who apparently was named, “Roman.”

Maybe think about whether that says something. "Fine. I'll take one month off the rent. That's all I can do. If that's not enough, you're welcome to find somewhere else." The landlord's fury left the sisters with nowhere to stand. They had no argument to offer in return. Even a trained debater tended to lose ground against a neighborhood woman who was convinced she was right. All the sisters could do was try to calm her down. "Ma'am, we didn't mean to suggest it was your fault."

The landlord looked at them and asked, "Who are you looking for?" Simon was silent, so Shelton had to ask, "Where is the person named Quanfang who lives here?" "The whole Fang..." The landlord was stunned for a moment, and then he thought of something. "Are you asking 'sister-in-law'? It turns out that her name is Quanfang? Oh, she has lived here for more than a day, and she..." She kept nagging, which made Simon impatient.

"I've been reaching out to you like a hundred times but your phone kept on connecting me to your mailbox. This is the owner of the apartment you are currently living in with your brother." "Yeah, I'm so sorry, I did not recognize you immediately, Mrs. Smith. How may I help you?" I respectfully retorted while digging into the deepest part of my brain about what might the call be out. As far as I could remember, the landlord already knows our agreement regarding the apartment. Since Aiden decided to stay away from me, I plan to continue renting the place. "A group of men came into your place earlier," says Mrs. Smith. "They were threatening the rest of the tenants that if you and your brother