Apartment Sign Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

"I'm looking for my friend, Vanessa. Could you show me to her apartment?" The landlord's eyes widened with recognition at her name, and he nodded eagerly, a hint of nervousness flickering in his gaze. "Of course, of course," he replied, leading me to her door. "Here it is. Apartment 5A. She's a lovely tenant, always pays her rent on time."

I explained, trying to push any doubts out of my mind. “I know this is all a huge shock to you, but standing there won’t get you to Apollo any faster,” Garren shouted from over his shoulder. I looked up, catching the back of my head as he rounded the corner. I gritted my teeth as I forced myself to run after him. My body aching in protest. When I turned the corner, Garren was leaning against a bricked wall. The bricks are worn from years of enduring the changes of the seasons. A sign with a cross sat just above two large black metal doors. The windows of the building were made of stained glass. Each window holding a different phase of the moon. The windows in the doors each held a huge drago

I sat down again, “You said that was the first, does that mean you have more good news for me?” “The next one might not be great news,” she said, lowering her tone. “I have been keeping an eye on Zara’s movements after her return from Paris and something strange came up. She visited this place-” Ada passed me her tablet and on the screen was a picture of a big building with the word “APEX” inscribed on top. “Where is this?” I asked curiously.

We passed a row of tall brick buildings, and the neighborhood looked very safe and welcoming. I looked across the road, and a beautiful apartment building caught my attention. The building featured large glass windows, and it had a secure metal gate wrapped around a private courtyard. The property was located off the main campus, and it looked very peaceful for a family to live in. I noticed a bright red sign hanging on the front fence, and the bold letters advertised a vacant unit for rent. I stopped walking, and I stared at the beautiful brick building for a long moment. I imagined Gabriel doing his homework in one of those large windows, and I imagined cooking dinner in a clean kitchen.

An hour later, Liam stood in the rain outside a nondescript brick building in Queens. He wasn't alone. He had his head of security, a man named Graves, and two other guards. "This is the address," Graves said, looking at his tablet. "Apartment 4B. The lease is under a shell company." "Stay here," Liam said. "If she runs, stop her." "Mr. Cross, you should let us—" "No," Liam said. "This is personal." He walked into the building. The lobby smelled of bleach and old cooking oil. He took the stairs, taking them two at a time.

I'm actually in the middle of the middle right now since I have to Discuss the apartment that they are trying to buy for us. I smiled when I heard them say that. The location of the apartment that we are selling is near the city also. And it's safe there, that's one of our priorities when we are creating buildings. “ We're happy to hear that Mr. And Mrs. Galveston. Don't worry; you won't regret your decision,” I told them. I started bringing out the papers that they needed to sign, and after that, I could ask one of my workers to tour them in the apartment they bought.

Once it's paid for, I scurry out and waste no time driving away. The sun's setting streaking the sky in deep reds and oranges, the moon holds itself high, the shape of a crescent. Right now I'm driving through a little apartment complex. It's nice though, there are assorted flowers planted in front of the buildings and paved sidewalks. Google maps said I have reached my destination, so I turn it off and park my car in the apartment building parking lot. I check my phone to see if I'm at the right place and I am. So I send Declan a text saying 'What's your apartment number?' and within a minute he replies, 'twenty-six, top floor.'

Alex: “[The Elysian Residences] — 3-bedroom apartment available for rent. Fully furnished with appliances. Close to subway. Move-in ready. Price negotiable.” The caption was followed by nine stunning images of a sleek, modern apartment, perfectly staged with elegant furniture and tasteful decor. The aesthetic was minimalist yet chic—clean lines, muted colors, and large windows that allowed plenty of natural light. Emily stared at the pictures, the luxurious interiors stirring a sense of longing in her chest.

Zella's POV The taxi passed through the part of the city that shines the most, past glowing storefronts, towers, and skyscrapers. My heart skipped a few times as we journeyed into the unknown. We entered a street and then stopped at one of the first and finest apartments. A doorman in a nice uniform came and collected my bag. The sign on the gate read, :The Apex Residences. “This is it,” the driver said, putting the car in park.

Such a big building for just having five apartments, I mused. The mailbox labels were stamped with the apartment number, the first letter of the person’s name, and then the last name. Being only five names, I found two that started with a C. I didn’t know if Cash’s last name was Cornell, but I went with my gut and chose apartment number 101. I mused if he could be any relation to Cornell Plaza, but living here, I doubted it. Not that this place wasn’t pleasant, but it didn’t scream wealth and success.