Hazbin Hotel Building Novels & Stories

Zaden shook his head and turned around, resuming his walk. A few minutes later, they came to the end of the village and headed to a darker path that was hedged with roses and tulips, ending at a row of tall trees. They walked past the tree into a clearing that was lined with a fire torch, heading towards a 3-story brick building. The outer view of the building was stacks of red brick and lined with white wooden frames for the doors and window and white roofing, giving the house a vintage but clean look. Zaden didn’t bother to invite Selena and the gang. He walked straight in and climbed the stair heading upstairs. Indoor, the walls were plastered and painted white with a fireplace, visible f

“Yeah, the tattoo shop, restaurant, and the clothing store between them is pretty much built and done. It’s the apartments above that are taking a bit of time. I have them building six apartments, two over each of the businesses, but the guys keep wanting to customize them to their needs. The only ones who don’t care are Carl and Helen. But they are taking up one and so that doesn’t fucking help.” Justin and Ethan both laughed. “Well, at least it’s going a lot faster than the school build.” I winked at Ethan. “You have to know the right people to hire, then double the amount, and you can get things done in half the time.” Leaning back like Ethan, I closed my eyes. “Plus, if the pack house wa

Jace added. Carson pulled out the map and laid it out. Looking at Penny he went to explained what she was seeing. “This is the entire area that is zoned together.” His finger traced the thick black line. “These red X’s are the buildings that we raided. The purple was a train they built from where they were developing the mutants and where they would ship them off too. They did the development where the orange X is. The casino is the big blue outline. That is the whole casino property.”

We all walk back inside. “We still have to get the new pack members ready and talk to them,” Silver said. I breathe out, totally forget about them. “You guys go, while we have a moment with Zira,” Lillian said, dragging Asher with her. Asher did not even bother looking back. Jared, Silver and I walked to the new pack house silently. We got there, and they were all standing in front of the house. The new pack house is a 10 story building with 50 rooms on each floor. The men build while I dry, so in a day they build 3 floors and the process was quick considering all the warriors built it and they were werewolves. The only thing left is a few pieces of furniture and electricity which will be re

“This is my first time to be out of the compound without being drugged or tied behind my back. “You weren’t tied. You were drugged, yes, but not by my men.” “Well, I remember waking up and getting drugged, then waking up in that chamber. I thought I was in some secret government facility, and they would cut me open. Who built that confinement, anyway?” “Zack’s brother, Ian, is an architect. Some of my men are experienced contractors who built the entire building. He lives in the city and works in a prominent construction company.” “Great. Do you have hackers, too?”

" You know, love... I think our wedding was beautiful in many ways. My father showed up, my mother got along with you, everything that was a bit broken was fixed.” I light a cigar given to me by Aziz and Hazel snorts. " Jonathan, I'm sick of some smells, can you smoke on the balcony?” " Sure, love, I'll brush my teeth later.” On the balcony, while she's unpacking, I notice the brick color of the hotel and its structure. I wonder how the engineers there managed to build on rocks and hillsides. There's also a swimming pool next door. I think Hazel will want to do some shopping. At least take some treats for her mother when she can deliver them.

Things really are never going to change, are they? I should just be glad I get to be in this environment once again, I’ll make the most of this time here cause I barely ever go here anymore. ….35 minutes later… “So all we just need are more materials right?” Gabi asked Aaron as they had a discussion with the construction workers. We were partnering to build a new building and then to renovate two hotels, I already said it was going to be a casino right? Well it’s definitely a Casino by the looks of it. The designs are coming in soft, the bright lights are being installed, I’d say we could get a dragon sculpture shooting out water from its mouth cause that’ll be cool since the Casino is going

Gabi had yet to see all the amazing changes that we were able to take care of, while she was in hibernation. On the first and main floor was the dining and main kitchen area. There was also a game room, entertainment room, and offices for Gabi and I to share, her aunt and uncle, Gabriel, my parents, as well as two additional offices for us to negotiate use for. We knew that we would need a war advisor and a peace negotiator. They could share the same room but we would need to also be able to have one for the counsel leader, so that we had easy access to bringing up a topic for the counsel to discuss. On the back of the building we had already approved of a design plan to build a state of the

Hard. "Ouch, That hurt!" I snarled. "I don't care," He snapped back. "Please, you both don't start right now. We reached your hostel, Summer. You both get ready to go inside," Mamma announced, sounding annoyed and it was no wonder. I looked up with my left hand still on my right elbow where that trash-face hit me and saw a building with three storeys — the building was built in the way how typical hostels were built; the exterior was coloured white completely with a gigantic entrance door in the middle where hung a big 'WELCOME' banner above it. There were many windows here and there in every storey.

It was obvious they weren’t telling the truth, but I didn’t have the energy to want to squeeze the truth out of them, so I sat at the table and ate my breakfast in peace until Finn spoke, ruining my mood. “Where is the new building supposed to be sited?” he asked, checking to see if I remembered what we talked about yesterday. I put down my spoon and glared at him. “Here in Vienna.” “How many floors?” “One hundred and fifty.” “And it is supposed to resemble what building?” I tightened my grip around the spoon in my hand. “Tianjin CTF finance building.” He opened his mouth to ask another question, and I cut him off. “Must we do this now?”