Unforseen Guest Novels & Stories

But then, this happened. “None of the guests confirmed,” Heather says at last, embarrassed that she had to say these words out loud. “I thought it was an automatic thing. I thought they would want to be here, and I didn’t know that another event was happening at the same time. Flora’s event. Her own winter line launch. And I just looked over there and saw our guests—” “They’re all there?” Eleanor splutters, her heart sinking. “Everyone we invited… they just ditched us for her?”

"Moreover, today you can be a customer of Unicorn Shop, you can buy anything you want for free!" Ceridwen Evans kept shaking her head in desperation, Eugene Vincent had said he would entertain the guest, but the guest was not Tom Hiddleston but Tadhg Walter. After all, how has the world changed? At this time, Tadhg Walter completely understood the problem, did not expect him to be a valued Unicorn Shop. The crowd around began to grow small, everything turned to Tom Hiddleston, embarrassing him to death. Tadhg Walter could not have been a distinguished guest, there must have been a mistake.

the person reported and Zora shifted her gaze to the employee who had come to inform her about her guest. Today is her first day at work and she already has a visitor. Who could that be was the only question on Zora's mind. "Who is it?" Zora asked staring at the employee with a squeezed eyebrow. "He refused to give his name saying it's a surprise. That is what the receptionist told me. She couldn't call you because your phone line is being worked on. It will be ready in two hours," the employee informed Zora. "Okay," Zora said wondering who could be looking for her.

I growled. Soon we reached the hall and everyone's attention turned towards us mainly towards Aurora and Ares stood in attention and started pacing around. "What's happening?" I asked. "I don't know but I don't feel good. I can smell rogue's" He replied. " We're in neutral territory maybe that's why" I answered and walked ahead with Aurora. Ares didn't stop pacing around and it irritated me and worried me too and the way everyone eyes us didn't help at all. I wanted to RIP everyone's eyes off who dared to stare at Aurora.

He said, shrugging his shoulders. “We’ll see,” I mumbled. “It’s not a no, so I’m taking ‘we’ll see’ as a yes.” He winked at his dad. “Now go and get dressed up because the last guests have just crossed the border.” I knew that our last guests would be AlphaAssloheAugustin and Marion, as their pack was only a two-hour drive, and they opted not to stay with us but to leave right after the party. All the other guests were already set up in their rooms and getting ready.

The boy looked dazed, his innocent eyes flickering between the faces he barely recognized and the tension thick in the air. Following them was yet another group of guests, faceless figures Laura had never expected seeing again. Their presence sent a cold shiver down her spine. Faces from a past she'd tried to leave behind now stepped into the present, uninvited and unannounced. Murmurs rippled indistinctly through the gathering. Confused voices began buzzing outside, guests exchanging baffled looks as they struggled to make sense of the sudden intrusion. The car engines, the sudden standstill, the unrecognizable faces; it all had changed the mood in a matter of seconds. Whatever had just cre

Her eyes gestured toward Asher, silently inquiring why this unexpected guest had appeared. A mutual expression of astonishment and surprise graced both Melissa and Adina's faces. Whispering in response to Adina's unspoken query, Melissa shed some light on the unexpected guest, her voice carrying a sense of intrigue, "He never attends events like this. That much I can assure you. All the charity fundraisers and galas, he simply lends his name to the guest list but rarely graces them with his presence." Just as Melissa concluded her explanation, Asher raised his head, his eyes locking onto Adina as if he had just stumbled upon the most extraordinary sight, and a warm, genuine smile graced his

"Woohoo! I don't care where Uncle Jeremy kissed Aunt Ava. What's important is that they are married and happy!" Emily jumped a little. Her hand held the braid so it wouldn't get messy. "Yeah! We're going to party again! Let's have fun tonight! Let's celebrate Uncle Jeremy's wedding!" While everyone was cheering happily, a staff walked quickly over to Frank. His furrowed brows seemed worried. "Sorry, Sir. We had a guest without an invitation card." "Who?" The man with the small device in his ear blinked. He looked down for a moment. "Why did I suddenly forget?" he muttered. A second later, he hissed. "S—s .... It starts with S."

The child and father’s chat session was interrupted when a bell rang, signaling that the house had guests. Together with Carolus, Sean walked across the room to the front door. Sean’s breath turned heavy when he found a group of uninvited guests gathering outside. His face turned sour as soon as he opened the door and greeted the more than eight people who came without giving any news. “What are you doing here?” Sean asked with a sharp look, but instead he got a snort from a woman who looked to be six months pregnant.

The repetitive motions allowed me to escape the constant fear and uncertainty that plagued my life. But then, strange things began to happen. Luna Nora had started entertaining odd guests—people who came to the palace not for business, but for secretive, whispered meetings. I noticed them slipping into the palace quietly, almost as if they didn’t want anyone to know they were there. One afternoon, I was asked to serve drinks to these mysterious guests. As I approached the dining room, I overheard low voices through the thick wooden door.