Novel Building Romane & Geschichten

The city that she had been living in for 20 years seemed familiar yet strange to her. "Which building do you like the most?" Damon asked her. When they reached the top, Celeste spaced out as she watched the bundles of buildings down there. Damon suddenly hugged her from behind and leaned close to her ear. "The one with the red rooftop looks the best," Celeste said absentmindedly. That was Golden Nexus, a newly built corporate building. It was currently open for rental. "Okay, got it," Damon said as he kissed her ear. "Huh?" Celeste was confused.

I added, before focusing my gaze on the building under construction not far from us. It was about the same number of floors as Alessandro's but something about it felt off. I didn't know if it was my years of training as an assassin back at Eden that were acting up but everything about it screamed danger. It felt like the way the wind shifts before a hurricane. “Hey Onyx. What's the deal with that building? The one under construction over there.” She didn't respond. “I can call Alessandro…” “Shut up. Alessandro warned you to be quiet.”

Without fear. The building he gave me—the one wrapped in steel and trust—was alive now. We named it The Core. A space for creators, rebels, survivors. I stood in its main hall, watching a group of young engineers present their first prototype, and felt something shift deep in my chest. This wasn’t just the next chapter. It was the start of a whole new book. And I was ready to write every messy, brilliant, unpredictable page. Alexander met me outside. It was raining lightly.

I guess she’s completely clueless about him. Once I got out of the car, I realized how big the building was. It was hard to explain the way Axis rose above the city like it knew something the rest of us didn’t. Maybe that sounds dramatic—but then again, so was the building. Stark black glass, 19 stories tall, with a sharp, clean lines that sliced into the sky like it had been designed to intimidate.

*************************************** The air was cool with the faint hum of construction outside the nearly-completed New York building of the Okeke Group, one month hence. The sleek modern design stood - a testimony to Nicole's vision and will. She stood on the sidewalk, crossing her arms as she admired the towering structure. Beside her, Emilia, her personal assistant, stood too, admiring the building. Pride swelled high in her chest as she watched workers move about, each step bringing her dream closer to reality. The sun beat upon the glass panels of the building and cast a blinding glow that seemed to light up Nicole's face. She couldn't help but smile.

Noah patted my hand that was wrapped around his arm. "Of course. Our grandfather is very good at processing his assets into profitable investment materials," said Noah in a half-whisper. I turned my head and looked at him with wide eyes. "This building...?" "Yes. Grandpa bought it when this building was just being built. The initial investors ran out of funds and only built up to the third floor. Grandpa bought it and continued construction up to the eighth floor," said Noah. "There are six or seven other similar buildings in other areas like this, all under Jeremiah's name."

He only truly acknowledged me and granted me a bit of freedom when I became Trent’s fiancée. Due to that, I couldn’t find it in me to fully get used to the hustle and bustle of city life. "We’re here," Blaine announces as the car stops and I take in our destination. The building is about as big as Noland Enterprises, but where the company headquarters looked like it was made of glass, this building was constructed of brick and had many large windows scattered about it. At the top of the building was what looked like a glass gate, and I could make out people walking around in bathing suits.

I once came with Leon, but it was just a formality; other than that, he never cared about me. Regina came with me to go around. Just like in the city, here it is not much different, only here there are no complete facilities like in the city so the werewolves have to go to the city. "Regina, what is that building?" I asked because there was a new building that I just found out about. "Oh, Alpha Leon asked for a new building yesterday but I don't know what its function is," Regina explained. I just nodded my head. I walked again but my gaze was still fixed on the new building. Like a house but not too big. Well, the house I live in here is the same as Leon. Does he want to make a house for hi

My breath caught the moment the building finally came into view. The structure ahead looked unreal. Dark stone walls climbed toward the sky while massive glass windows reflected the fading evening light. The estate itself looked ancient and modern at the same time, like something powerful had existed there long before the city around it. My stomach twisted nervously. Roman had once told me stories about buildings like this. I just couldn’t believe that they truly exist. I felt pain once again as I thought of him, but I brushed it off. I had to, if I really wanted a new beginning.

“ we have eighteen minute left, we goanna be fast. Anyway this is the last one” We took the envelope side the bag, we opened it “The building that has most stories” “ what do they mean by that “ “well every building always have a story, like the house we living in it was where my Granny had sex” Annabel blabbed “ eww seriously not that kind of story” Abigail squeeze her nose “Well what it mean a building with stories” “ yea, how do you expect us ……….the library, it the library” “ it filled with different stories” we said to together pointing fingers to our self.