Hazbin Hotel Building Novels & Stories

“This is the Haven. It’s a place your brother built after your parents passed away. It has 6 buildings fitted with rooms in case of emergencies. It has enough space for 2000 people, one building is full of weapons and supplies. If something were to happen, non warriors, children and elderly would be moved here.” I was about to reply when Mystic howled again, causing me to clutch my head. ‘GO. NOW.’ He screamed. I took off running at the pulling once again. Hearing the faint shouts of Susan and Scott behind me. I got to one of the buildings further down the row and didn't even stop to open the door slowly. It swung open and hit the wall behind it with a hard smack that I’m sure has put a hole

"About how you made a fool out of me?" "I'm sorry, my friend, but I've been planning this event for quite some time. To ensure that if not these bullets, this 30-storeyed building completes the job, which is to ensure that you will not be able to make it out alive." A 30-storeyed building! Zane gasped, instantly looking around. They were on the rooftop of the same hotel where he was staying that night and his heart fell in terror when he realized it was still under construction and had no fencing at the edges.

And it helps me calm down. “I was starting to worry that you weren’t coming,” He pulls the chair out for me before going back to his own seat across the table, “after all, there is no news coming out of the ‘Z House’...still.” Sebastian’s building is known as the “Z house” for its special, mischievous design of that shape. “Yeah...” I manage an awkward laugh, knowing this would come up, “There are...standard procedures still, but I can guarantee a scoop for you on that...would that be okay?”

She spoke in a serious tone, “Babi, prepare for a fire contingency and extraction now.” The news of the Hermia faction building burning down after a few explosions on its foundations terrified a lot of people in the city. One of the most secured buildings just shot up in flames and black smoke just a few minutes before the workday was over. Everyone almost clogged the lobbies and the staircases, causing a stampede and blockages in different places in the building.

And one thing Hill must say about his half-brother is that he hates losing. Hill climbed down from his car and made his way into the building he was overseeing its construction. He was building fifty story skyscraper for a business mogul who is looking to expand his chain of hotels. It was a huge project because it involves different parts of the city and he is overseeing them all.

Stepmother was a scary business. With a self-assured smile on his face, Zac believed he had nothing to worry. She belonged to him and no one could snatch her away. The Emperor's building was located in a prosperous commercial area. This building had ninety-nine floors, looking grand and magnificent even to the outsider. Hazel stood for a minute, admiring its beauty. Zac's and Hazel's entrance held everyone's attention. Prior to this, Zac hadn't brought any woman to the company. This was quite a shock to them.

Valeria echoed. “Sean, Karen, and I,” he said. “Why?” Valeria asked again, her voice now softer. “We need to find a site for the hotel, hire an architect, and take care of everything else,” Ben explained. “Oh, so the hotel’s going to be in New York? Not in Colorado?” Valeria raised an eyebrow. But hadn’t Sean been building an office here? “Well, we’re building in both Colorado and New York,” Ben replied. Short and uncharacteristically unenthusiastic.

The two of them rode in one while Zacarias rode in the back with Erika still in his arms, the ride had been really tough for her. The vehicles ignited and soon they surrounded the central building and headed to the right wing of the hotel where the real central suites were, imitations of cabins, built on stilts over the water. It was night but the view was impressive, because except for two all of them were on. Most of the surfaces were made of glass that could only be seen from the inside from the outside but that required sufficient privacy, in addition to being separated by a few meters.