The Loud House Fanfiction の小説・ストーリー

Claims the chef as the excited baby throws her hands in the air. Zayn watches everything in glimpse and pieces from the living room, pretending to be busy with his phone. She was going to have some fun tonight, he thought. "Goodnight, Louis! Drive safe!" "Bye bro!" "Get lost, asshole." "Hey!" "What a brother I have. Thanks Alex, by the way. I hope you get sick with my dinner in your stomach!" Yelling back, the sibling laughing loudly, they see him entering his rich Audi car and driving off as he exits the colony.

Skylar went white as a sheet, nearly passing out with frustration. However, Cilix played along and said, "The missus hasn't been feeling great. She's got a bit of a short fuse. You know how it is, getting a little headstrong with family. Just a big misunderstanding." Skylar bit back her anger and took the fall. Dustin steadied Kelvin as they walked into the house. The folks from the Lowe Clan Village exchanged looks and trailed into the mansion.

Lena's exasperated voice echoed through the house. "Come on, get up, you lazy ass! Be useful to me for once!" my mom's response was filled with irritation. I was close to laughter. The dynamics between them hadn't changed. Lena had always dreamt of being an actress and had convinced herself that college was unnecessary. My mom, in turn, had resorted to calling her a lazy ass for not actively pursuing her dreams, despite not even auditioning. "Whoever's at the door better be worth it, making me stand up to open it," Lena grumbled. "Who the..." her voice trailed off as she swung the door open and saw me.

[Clan Gym] Loud and Jinx are inside with scanty other mobsters, exercising late. It's only peaceful like this at night, which is why Loud prefers night visitation to mornings. He's on the cable machine while Jinx is on the upright bike, both sweating as heavy exhales escaped their stressed nostrils. "Shouldn't we stop now?" Jinx's voice barely came out. "One more minute," Loud inhaled. "You said that thirty minutes ago too, fûcker." Jinx swallowed, getting down from the bike.

He’d slip when the moment presented itself, scout the guard rotation, find the pulse of the place. We moved deeper into the house. Sophie talked as she walked, narrating the space as if she were giving a tour to donors. “Dane’s losing patience,” she said, almost fondly. “He hates it when things get noisy.” She stopped near a window that framed a cliff dropping to foaming water. “Lydia’s gone rogue, can you imagine? Quiet little thing. Turns out she has ideas.” “And the leaks?” I asked. “The board infighting. You didn’t get that from Dane.”

I look around the table while they squabble over a funeral none of them believe in. My perfect-on-paper family raised me in a house with better silverware and no noise in it at all. This one is loud and sticky, and somebody is always yelling across the table about nothing. Lily's banging a spoon and shouting "dada" at a man who'd burn the world to ash for her. Julian's hand is warm on the back of my neck. I'm not going to think about how much time I have left. Not while I get to bask in this kind of warm bedlam.

she moans loud. "Are you okay, my love? Tell me if I need to slow down, "I say, watching her face. All I see is pleasure and love looking back at me. She holds on as I thrust. I lean down careful of her belly and thrust till we cum and I ease to lay beside her. I reach out again and touch her belly when a loud boom sounds shaking the packhouse. Lena whimpers and burrows into my arms, shaking. "Nick," she whimpers, and I hold her. I mind link Patrick, who says more rogues showed up with Shelly, and they are all fighting. Tyler doesn't want me to leave Lena to help because she will be terrified.

I reminded him. He groans as he adjusts himself on the seat again. "Dammit. Let's make the dinner quick, then. Damn this. You are to blame, Louise. Nothing else." I laughed hard, feeling hot already. I blushed and also couldn't wait. How crazy is that. . c.m. louden

“Why? You’re my daughter and I love you, why else?” “Why are you sad mama?” Tyler whispered reaching out to her. Loraine moved to take him from her father and reassure him but Reno held her back. “It’s okay, kiddo. Mama is fine. I think it’s time to give her the surprise, don’t you?” Tyler nodded slowly his eyes shifting between her and Reno. It was clear how much he wanted to believe Reno and she wasn’t helping with a sullen look on her face. She forced a smile and turned to Reno. “It better be a car, or the title to this house to appease me. I don’t like being the only one out of the loop.” She held her hand out and quickly drew it back. With a warning glare she said, “It better not be a h