Jendela Menghadap Jalan Novels & Stories

Checked his wrist watch while biting on his lower lip. He Looking at the side windows to see if there had been any improvement in the traffic when suddenly a car drove into the tiny space at the left side window and Jayden turned to the direction to see a girl sitting close to the window. He leaned closer to get a clearer view and to his surprise it was Lena.

Many weeds vine and fill one side of the border into the second floor. Jace stood in front of the wide-open entrance. Jace tucked his hands into the pockets of his jacket. His face was flat and very cold. The man walked further inside. He was greeted by two steps on the right and left. Halfway between the two stairs was a glass window as high as the roof of the building on the ground floor. Although enough light entered the room, the gloomy and dark atmosphere was thick. Ring. Ring. In the distance, there was the sound of church bells ringing from the village further down. On the guardrail of the building Jace had just entered, two figures appeared in thick coats.

Xavier's POV - As I navigate the bustling city streets, my attention keeps gravitating toward Julia, my Kitten, ensconced in the passenger seat. "May I turn down the window?" she asks, her voice carrying a hint of playfulness and a smile that lights up the car. I return her smile with a nod, granting her request. She reaches for the window controls, and the cool breeze sweeps through the car, causing her hair to dance in the wind. The sunlight plays on her features, accentuating her natural allure.

The police officer asks. " Please help me, someone is trying to break into my apartment!" I sob. " Ma'am I need you to calm down and look through your window... You have one right?" She asks. " Yeah, there's one!" I reply. " Good, now look through the window and identify what you can see please." " Okay... I peek through the window and I could notice a restaurant across the street. " Hello, are you still there?" " yeah, I can see a restaurant right across the street."

The fence had been blown away and curled at least five car lengths in both directions. Keenan was letting off bursts of fire and I watched as guys dropped on both sides. Raising up on my tiptoes, I gave him a little wave. He was sitting on the window sill, his arms resting on the windshield as he covered the left and right side. Shaking his head, he nodded to house coming into view.

He followed my gaze as if the question were obvious. “It works well for a house on an island.” “That’s not an explanation.” He walked toward one of the panels and tapped it lightly. “It’s one-way.” I frowned. “One-way?” “Yes. From the inside, we see everything. From the outside, it reflects.” “So anyone standing out there just sees sky and water?” “Or themselves.” I stepped closer to the glass and looked down toward the shoreline. A few distant figures moved near what looked like the dock—too far to identify clearly.

ELIANA The gentle breeze blew the strands of my hair, which had fallen out of place, over my face. I sat by the window in my bedroom that overlooks the wide courtyard, the view’s simply amazing and it almost left me breathless upon gazing at it. The perimeter is littered with armed guards in black camos and they all look very intimidating. Two guards walk by and the second one comes to an abrupt halt then turns his head towards the direction of my window, our eyes meet.

Zander saw her entering in the room from the mirror. His door was just in the opposite direction as that of the mirror and hence all of her moves were clear to his view despite that he laid facing his back to her. He winced seeing how she carefully tried to pull out the glass pieces from his skin. But unfortunately, just as the kind of situation they were in... How could the two of them expect to pass it without having taunting or swearing on each other.

He unconsciously clasped his hands together as he looked outside the window, mostly at the back to see who was following them. James looked at Michael and shook his head. He picked up a flyer that was on the floor of the vehicle. He flung it at Michael and Michael was quite spooked. "What was that for? I was looking out for us. Cars could be following us behind!" Michael exclaimed. "Fool, what are mirrors for?" He pointed to the rearview mirror. "The driver is looking out back to who is coming or following us behind," James assured them. "I must say, you are quite the scared cat," James teased.

The driver switched off the engine A pair of binoculars slowly rose behind the windshield. The unknown man focused them on one window. Elara's window. Then, with a cold smile, he reached for his phone. "Target is home we can begin.”