Novel Apartments Novels & Stories

Abigail's POV Running the key to my new home through my fingers, the cool metal soothing my nerves as I looked up at the 'luxury housing' complex I had just signed myself up for for the next six months of my immortal life. The advert read: 'Centrally located apartments in an up-and-coming area near local amenities. With immediate access to the area's natural beauty spots, this luxury accommodation is unbeatable for its breathtaking views of the surrounding forests. The location places residents among the area's best dining and shopping options, perfect for the modern person.'

The idea settled into the room, heavy and unfamiliar. “It’s close to campus,” Evelyn continued. “Two bedrooms. You’ll have your own space. And I’ll help with the first few months’ rent.” Lily sighed. “We’ll manage.” Aaron nodded. “I’m fine with it.” Neither of them sounded entirely convincing. ⸻ The apartment was small but clean, tucked into a quiet street just a few blocks from campus. Sunlight filtered through thin curtains, dust motes dancing in the air. It smelled faintly of fresh paint and new beginnings.

What she didn't understand was why he would leave himself so vulnerable to attack, just to teach her a lesson in humility. He used the card and a code to unlock the elevator once it arrived on the fourth floor. As the doors opened she was unable to suppress an impressed gasp of awe. The building, which was probably once a warehouse, had been completely retrofitted into luxury bachelor apartments with sweeping ceilings and huge glass windows with expansive views of the river and city beyond. A massive bed dominated the room, leaving no doubt as to what the apartments main use was. It was a lovely space, though sparsely and coldly furnished. Nothing like the heavily Russian influenced mansion,

I needed space where his face wasn't plastered on every monitor. I retreated to my new apartment, a sleek, well furnished apartment on the twenty second floor that I had just rented. It was modern and minimalist, filled with polished marble and floor to ceiling glass that looked out over a city that didn't know my secrets. Most importantly, I lived there alone. It was a space designed for a woman who was self sufficient, a place with no ghosts and no memories of shared morning coffees or late night promises.

Kat said excitedly. Just like that, we were on our way to visit the first apartment. This one was the cheapest from the three options and was located conveniently close to a grocery store. The building was middle-sized for an apartment complex. The building seemed well maintained although it was far from new. There were many small apartment units and the building seemed to be quite packed with residents. “Come inside,” the woman invited us into the empty studio room.

"Fine, but call me if you need anything. Move on a weekend, and I’ll come help." "Don't worry. I won’t hesitate to ask when I need you." After lunch, they parted ways at the restaurant entrance. Nyla contacted several agents and looked at a few places, preferring a one-bedroom apartment that was over 60 square meters. She liked the decor and location, but the rent was steep. Considering her dwindling bank balance, she decided on a cheaper apartment farther from downtown. Despite that, she chose to wait for the interview results from Park Pharmaceuticals before signing the lease.

Or dead. In grim silence, the trio made their way to the southwestern edge of town, to an upscale apartment building. It looked new, gleaming. They drove past a sleek new swimming pool that looked more like a tropical oasis than a man-made water hole. Multiple spas, jogging trail, Wi-Fi included. Definitely more upscale than Tyler could afford on a bouncer’s salary. Luc’s heart sank, and given Jack’s and Hunter’s grim faces, they had done the math as well. But they continued on until they reached apartment 314 and knocked.

Avita exchanged hello with other tenants who lived in the complex. She had lived in this complex for nearly a year and was well acquainted with some of the inhabitants. The apartment complex consists of six three-story apartment blocks. There are two blocks with one-bedroom flats and four blocks with two-bedroom units. The apartment building, she was staying in now has three apartments on each floor, with her and her partner living on the second floor and in the middle apartment.

My teammates hit me with a string of question marks when my hero stood idle and failed to hold the base. Frustrated, I quit the game and opened WhatsApp. The message was from Jacob Zeller, who lived downstairs from me. He was my roommate in college. There were four of us sharing a dorm, and we were pretty tight. While we were interning, we decided to job hunt together and moved into a cheaper apartment to lower our rent. Once everyone had a job, our hours were all over the place, so we each got an apartment to keep from getting in each other's way. We still grab a meal together from time to time.

The two young women got out of the car and entered the restaurant, and after dinner, they had a few snacks before Noemia took Victoria to her new apartment. Victoria had no objections, of course, Noemia's apartment was located in the fanciest part of town, and the land on which the building was built was worth a fortune, and the cheapest apartment cost at least ten million. Everyone who lived in these apartments was filthy rich or knew people in high places. They took the elevator to the top floor, and there were only two units on this floor, and one of them belonged to Noemia, and Victoria couldn't help but wonder, who was her neighbor?