Nie Yu Novels & Stories

After hours of driving, Conrad finally arrives in New York. “Welcome to New York” by Taylor Swift, starts to play as he drives through Brooklyn Bridge. He drives past Times Square and was overwhelmed after seeing the place full of people. He also expected that it would be full of billboards but he still got amazed by it.

But when he told Aziel of his concern, the man almost choked with the uncontrollable laughter, so infectious that after a few seconds he had no choice but to join him. And then things got better and better, he earned so much that he was looking for a rental building in New York to open a branch for the Yacht Club. Only the rent of land in this city is insanely high, he wonders how entrepreneurship is even possible with these exorbitant payments. No wonder that New York is called one of the most expensive cities in America, or at least the world. And it looks like Kenjal Griffith is also doing well financially.

REMINGTON 11 MONTHS, 23 DAYS LATER. “We… won?” I muttered beneath my breath, eyes glued to my phone, watching the hockey match live. “We fucking won!” I screamed at the top of my voice, earning a groan from Clark and a grumble from my mum. This was the final match in a major competition, and our school — Chastity Verse — won. “Pull over!” I ordered the driver behind the wheel. He glanced backwards at my mum, who groaned in frustration.

The new dress Elly had forced me to buy hung on the closet door, looking far too fancy for someone like me. I dialed Sharon on FaceTime and smiled when her face popped up on the screen. “Hey, bestie! How’s Canada treating you? I miss you so much already.” Sharon’s face lit up with a huge grin. “Aurora! Happy birthday again, you beautiful bookworm! Guess what? I’m not in Canada anymore.” I sat up straighter, tilting my head. “Wait, what? Did you fly back home early or something?” She laughed, turning her camera to show the New York City skyline behind her. “I’m in New York! Surprise! I landed this morning. And guess where I’m going tonight?”

Eager to immerse herself in the fast-paced business environment of the Big Apple, Luna eagerly accepted the invitation and embarked on her journey to the city that never sleeps. Upon her arrival, Luna was immediately captivated by the iconic skyline of New York City. The towering skyscrapers, such as the Empire State Building and One World Trade Center, symbolized the city's ambition and drive. The streets were alive with a constant flurry of activity, as people from all walks of life hurriedly went about their day.

It was impossible for me. When I got in people were smiling at me. Seems like Layla is quite famous here. I just have to look for a man named James Cornell. I looked around. I was lost. A lady walked. "ms. Hayden, we have a meeting with the boss in twenty minutes, please come on time she hates tardiness." "uh... Okay, please do you know where I could find James Cornell?" I asked. She looked taken aback. Did I say something wrong? "Did I say something wrong?" I asked.

Cindy stared at her watch and said, "we still have one hour before lunch time Jack. What's the rush? If you are that hungry you can eat alone. I'm not in the mood." "Even when seafood is on the menu?" Cindy looked at Jack and made a sad face but he smiled because he knew he had gotten her attention. "Come on Cindy. It's called an early lunch and I don't want to eat your favorite meal without you." Cindy reluctantly stood up and carried her bag as Jack led her out of his office. Maya arrived at star entertainment with a smile on her face. She had taken her time to doll herself up so she was looking really beautiful as opposed to her looks in the past few days.

Judi asked still lying down on the bed. I threw the gown over my head, “New York is busy, very busy and there are lots of beautiful places there.” I thought about the last part of her question, “I don't know about the Celine Dion part, but I suppose anything is possible in New York City, it is the land where dreams come through after all.” I draped the jacket over my shoulder and stared at Judi. “What are you planning on doing now?” She shrugged, “Continue my search for mom's killer of course, what else will I do?”

Julienne I alighted the cab when we got to a densely populated area in New York. To be fair, nearly every place was densely populated in New York. Over eight million people were living in New York and it was by far the most populous state in the country. The city was noisy, a stark contrast to the quietness of Daemon’s house which had nearly made me mad. I slid my hands into the pockets of the hoodie as I walked along the streets, doing a little bit of window shopping and stopping by street performers to enjoy their music before moving on to the next interesting thing that caught my eye.