Novel Apartments Phoenix Novels & Stories

“You can, depending on which building you’re assigned to. You see, there are five buildings in each Student Residence, and each building has five wings for different groups of people. Well, of course The Arena will be filled with only athletes, but these buildings here are filled with other students in academia, performing arts, visual arts, etcetera, etcetera. And each of these wings that I mentioned have someone that’s the best or the captain and they’re the ones that usually stay in the single, private rooms.” “What does that mean?” I asked a little snippily. I didn’t mean to shout or to sound rude, but I was getting anxious and the words he was speaking was only adding to my agitation wi

Just like every salesperson does. But I couldn't deny it, all the apartments were amazing. And one of them, the "cheapest" among them all, was spacious and had a good view. It had two bedrooms, one bathroom, a living room, a kitchen, and a balcony with a magnificent view of the city. The building had several floors, and the last one was the one available.

She took the money and offered him a warm smile. "Noted, Ma'am." "Everyone here in the neighborhood calls me Merfie." The landlady nods her head slowly. "Merfie, I'm... Philip. Phillip Hall." And so James found his new identity. "Philip. Here's your key, take the top floor. I'm pretty sure that you'll find it great there." "Thanks very much, Merfie." He took the key and entered the elevator. The apartment building is 5 stories high with 15 units but only 7 of them are occupied including himself.

Yash said from behind me. He put his hand on my shoulder and sequez them. I nodded at him. Then we take the lift to the fifth floor, this community has apartments and penthouse and some villas. It's very high end community and very secured. That is what i like the most about it. I just want to feel secured. We enter my apartment ,it's only have three rooms ,living area, dining area that's attached with the kitchen. and a huge balcony. That give a very nice view in the night. I liked this part of my home very much.

More so now that I'm going into my second heat cycle this month, it's started off slow but when push comes to shove I want to choose humping a chair over jumping Knox's bones. Today is a public holiday, so Nova suggested we go shopping for my new apartment because right now all that there is me, my clothes, and nothing else. It's a bit big for my taste, with three extra bedrooms and one smaller guest room but I think I can make it work by converting it into my gym or home office. My patience is running low when Nova texts. Nova\\Smile keeper: Sorry, running a bit late why don't you come in... Thalia: Only if you send Katie Rose to see me.

Heloise stared at the news for a while, then suddenly stood up and grabbed the car keys beside her. “Heloise?” Abel had been about to leave. Seeing her rise so abruptly, he looked confused. “I have something to take care of. You guys go to the bar first—I’ll come later.” With that, Heloise walked out without another glance back. Abel stood there for a moment before suddenly realizing— He hadn’t even given her the address yet. How was she supposed to get there? Forget it. He’d just call her later. … The prison in Phoenixfell City stood in an extremely remote area. There were no factories nearby, no homes, nothing but barren land stretching in every direction, leaving only towering walls and l

"I mean, I can give you a mansion for free if you move to Hoxton. And I promise that it's way more comfortable there." "Well, damn." Since Phoenix had put it that way, Frank realized that his offer to give her the Martial Alliance's recommendation was a lack of consideration on his part. After all, Phoenix was now clearly interested in him. Still, he cleared his throat awkwardly despite Phoenix's hopeful stare, shaking his head. "Apologies, Ms. Ardron. I'm used to Zamri, and other places wouldn't suit me, so…" "That's fine." Phoenix smiled faintly. "I happen to like Zamri myself, and I'd like to buy a mansion here. You can move in after that… How about that?"

“Can I come in or do we plan to perform the entire fake relationship in the hallway?” I stepped aside and he carried the boxes in without another word. My apartment was small by professional athlete standards which meant it did not have six bathrooms, an indoor gym or an elevator that opened directly into my ego. It had one bedroom, one bathroom, a tiny kitchen, a living room with too many books and a view of the building across the street. Jaxon looked around. “Cozy,” he said. “It is called affordable.” “I did not say it was bad.” “You thought it loudly.”

I spent only $100,000 to acquire this nearly 2,000-square-foot apartment! I refused to wait for death with them in the frozen apocalypse, much less let them kill me again. I had already died once. The fact that someone had died here did not frighten me at all. After all, the living could be far more terrifying than the dead. The penthouse was on the eighth floor. The location was ideal. It would not be submerged by the snowdrifts from the endless winter storms, and it offered easier access for foraging during utility blackouts.

In the basement we’ve got a massive games room, a gym with a small endless pool, and a cinema. Xander and I walk around. It’s still hard to envisage everything, but there are more walls up now, which helps me visualise the space. All the apartments are the same size. We didn’t want to give more or less based on rank. We’re all friends and it didn’t feel right. There should be plenty of space for us all, but if anyone needs to move out, we plan on building additional houses next door. Perhaps when our pups want the apartments instead. The thought makes me smile.