Jendela Menghadap Jalan Novels & Stories

In the glowing incandescent dawning. Jansen arrived Juliet's apartment. He parked his car by the gate and he was dialling Juliet's number. Juliet stepped outside the gate in a pair of jet-black jeans and a red blouse to head towards a grocery store. She listened to her phone vibrating audibly and she glanced at the screen of her phone her brows furrowed seeing that it's a call from Jansen. Jansen glanced at her through his windscreen and he stepped down from the car and slammed the door. He trotted towards her.

“It’s a black Mercedes S-Class, with the license plate ending in 7K. He’s taking the regular route, which requires going through the security checkpoint at the terminal. You should take the internal route instead; it’ll take you straight to the freight entrance of T4. From there, it’s a five-minute walk to Gate 22.” Jenny adjusted her grip on the steering wheel with her fingers. The knuckle of her middle finger brushed against the seams in the leather, producing a slight “click” sound. Her gaze was fixed on the road ahead. The orange light from the streetlights created parallel strips of light on the asphalt. As her car moved over each strip, the tires made a faint “thud” sound with each pas

From here, I could still see the e⁠ntra‍nce⁠ to Jane’s apartmen‍t​ buildi‌ng, but I was mostly​ hi⁠dde​n. ⁠Now, it w​as a w‍aiting game​. I s⁠lid down in my seat a li⁠ttle, just enough so that my eyes were level with the bottom of the windsh⁠ield. I ke‍p​t my gaze⁠ locked o​n⁠ the d​oor she had walke‌d through. M‍y hands wer‍e cold. I t⁠ucke​d‌ them under my arms to​ warm t‌hem u‍p.

For now. Soon. I don't look back at her door. The corridor receives me. The stone's cooler here, away from the kitchen's warmth. I walk to the end and stand at the window facing north, looking at the yard below, the eastern wall, the water at the edge of the dark. Soon.

I smirked as I used my free hand to turn the water on. “But… the windows. People can see in.” Her eyes watched the three windows that looked out over the driveway and front of the villa. “No one can look in. One-way glass. We can look out, but no one can see in.” I assured her, pressing her naked body against the glass.

Different cars drove out of the villa via their own gates, and many indistinct voices were heard all over the place as they was a huge traffic in the highway. Back at Smile Villa, in miss Jane's apartment, the light slowly came in through the window and rested on her soft beautiful skin. The windows in her bedroom were made with grade 2 aluminium sun-breakers and so the radiation of the sunlight was smartly parted by the sun-breakers in the window.

He was pulled out of his trance when his mobile buzzed with an incoming call, he looked at the number and stepped out of the booth to answer the call, he walked towards the other side where there were booths with smaller extended open terraces , he headed towards the end of passage as he spoke and stood by the huge french window overseeing the sea. He spoke for a while and finished his call.

Every now and then, he’d snicker and put his hands down his trousers. Ellen looked away and up at the endless rows of windows looming over her. Windows with bars. All shut, though it was a hot day. She could see now they were at the rear of the main building, next to a large middle section that jutted out like the tail of a dragonfly.

, she is this flower pot of unknown name that has been exposed to the sun and wind outside for at least three months. Maria looked up at the twenty-story apartment block in front of her, expressing that although she is nearsighted without wearing glasses, it is winter now, and she can still clearly see the window of an open apartment. , moreover, it was very clear — it was apartment number 6, 15th floor, building A.

she muttered under her breath, as she looked behind her. There were two paths. One to the left, and one to the right. She had forgotten which she took, so she settled for playing a little game in her mind. The game ended on the left, so she took the right option. In this path, she noticed that the windows in the halls were made of more translucent glass. A sight made her pause momentarily. Turning, she walked towards the window, and looked outside of it. Her eyes sparkled as she watched the forest from that spot.