Big City Nights Book Novels & Stories

Just as Jayden had marveled at the cityscape from above on his first nights here, Miles had also looked at the city and the sky with awe, or perhaps wonder. The sun had already set, leaving a pale orange line on the horizon that faded into the darkness of a cloudless night. My cell phone indicated that it was getting late, Friday night, and Beverly was bustling with street lights and heavy traffic. The sounds of over ten million residents, a mix of cars and footsteps, could only be faintly heard from where we stood, and while physically impossible, mentally I could imagine the smell of the city, gasoline, smoke, and street food. Despite the noise and chaos, this was my home.

I slipped out of the room and closed the door behind me, the soft click echoing louder than it should have. Outside, the city was just waking up. The streets glowed faintly from the rain that must have fallen overnight. The air was cold, biting against my skin, but I didn’t mind. I just kept walking, my heels clicking against the pavement, pretending that my heart wasn’t still back there in that room. By the time I reached the corner, I promised myself I’d never think about Zachary Moreau again. Of course, I had no idea how impossible that promise would be.

Grace is busy with her boys and Kallie; I know Jordan has Vivid so I picked a book I've been meaning to read and I'm currently reading it. I have stopped briefly to eat, listen to music to take a break before starting again. The book is about this woman signing a contract with this man because he needs a wife to keep up appearances with the paparazzi since he's been deemed a playboy. It's very steamy since they agreed to be friends with benefits, my phone starts ringing I swipe across answering it after seeing Micah's name. "Hey." I greet. "Hey." His deep voice come in over the phone. "I'm tired Kitten." He sighs and I smirk.

Everything started on a seemingly ordinary night. The glow of La'Viraz's neon signs pulsed with menacing power, casting elongated, grotesque shadows across the wet streets. This city never closed its eyes, thriving on the manic heartbeat of nightlife, the murky business of drugs, and the chaotic jingle of casino chips. It was a place where morality went to die, and for Madison, it was the perfect hunting ground.

As soon as we were situated, the car pulled out smoothly into the New York evening. Buildings rose up into the night sky, their lights twinkling like stars. It was as if each skyscraper were its own universe, full of twinkling galaxies of light, and together they created heaven. Robbie leaned back in his seat, a small smile on his lips as he watched me take in the city. I couldn't look away from the towering buildings and the people hurrying in mass numbers across the busy sidewalks. I had never seen so many people at once, especially in the evening. I could easily see why New York was called the city that never sleeps.

from sleep to hear the sound of music, people chatting and walking about in their house. She can hear their full voices and how her mom is giving orders in a loud voice. It's probably her and her sister's friend with her mom's friend trying to pack up things to hasten the wedding. Her mom hates lateness and she will never make her get late on her wedding day. She's sure she will get there before Jim. Everette chuckles on her thoughts and sits up on the bed.

Rome could not even look at her face. Rome hates her. He hates her to the core. Because of Rome's heavyweight, she immediately threw him on the bed once they got inside his room, and Rome didn't seem to care. Instead, he curled his body, turned his back on her, and closed his eyes while murmuring something.

"Buddy, I'm going out. I have some places to check out. Will you be here when I get back or... of course you'll be here. Don't go out through the window or fire escape. If you pee on the bed, do it on Linc's side. He's the one who smells like a woodsy winter morning." I'm checking out a publishing company as well as two journalism companies. Depending on what I find, I may take a job in Chicago. I am getting used to the big city scene. What I'm still not used to is how noisy it always is especially at night when fire trucks and police sirens form an endless chorus. Buddy is always at the window barking when a fire truck goes by. In short, he barks a lot. Other than Buddy making my nights lon

He only hoped that he could come to the company every day and see her, and he would be satisfied. After Archie attended Civada's banquet, he returned to the Grafton's Empire's headquarters for a meeting. The sky gradually darkened, and the night covered the entire city. The red light from the corner of his eye started flickering, and he entered the City of No Night. The stars of the Civada shone brightly, and the big shots gathered. At the entrance, there was a long row of high-end and expensive sports cars parked in front of the entrance. They looked like long dragons, and they were all luxurious and dazzling at first glance.

Yvonne's voice rang in Giselle's head. She went dizzy as her mind took her back to remember the conversation she had with her best friend only a few hours ago. Giselle's study nights had always been the same in one of the cafes near the building she resided. She has always been so fortunate to live in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the city of Cebu. It has a usually peaceful community with strict security that keeps all areas safe. They call this place the Merton Township. It takes up a vast land overlooking the sea behind the skyrises of condominiums.