Novel Building Novels & Stories

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.

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.

“You really mean to build your firm here.” “I didn’t come all this way just to admire the scenery.” We drove deeper into the city until the streets widened and the architecture changed. The buildings here were newer, taller, more polished. This was the business district and it was exactly where I needed to be. Nathan stopped the car in front of a towering glass structure that stretched nearly forty floors into the sky. It was Moonfall Tower—one of the most prestigious buildings in the entire city. On the lower floors, it housed trade offices, diplomatic representatives and corporate headquarters.

The inside of the building was just as impressive as the outside. After they cataloged that I had the only other dragon familiar, and spent the next few moments gawking at Nova, they finally let me through the doors, and I stopped in my tracks. I had never seen a building so large. This room alone could have easily fit Nova at her full size with room to spare. Two staircases led up in opposite directions, all carved from the same stone as everything else. It was all so elaborate compared to the little farmhouses I was used to. I honestly don't think I've ever had to climb that many stairs in my whole life, but now I was informed that some of our classes and all of our rooms were up those sta

A chill crept down my spine. “How long?” I asked finally. Damon tilted his head slightly. “How long what?” “How long have you been building this city?” He didn’t answer immediately. Instead he leaned forward slightly, watching the training grounds as we drove past. “A long time.” That wasn’t an answer. But it told me enough. Years. Maybe longer. The vehicle slowed again before stopping in front of the largest building in the compound. It rose three stories high, constructed from reinforced steel and concrete. The nerve center.

My condominium building was the best in Dallas city Nestled in the heart of the city, the majestic condominium building stood tall, a beacon of modern luxury and sophistication. Its sleek glass facade shimmered in the sunlight, reflecting the vibrant energy of the urban landscape around it. The building's contemporary architecture boasted clean lines and elegant curves, a testament to the innovative design that defined its character. As residents entered through the grand lobby, they were greeted by a sweeping staircase and a cascading waterfall feature, creating a sense of serenity amidst the urban hustle. The common areas were meticulously maintained, with lush greenery adorning every corn

Bella’s Pov I looked up at the huge building in front of me and took in all the glass. “Is the whole building made of glass?” I asked as Lucas closed the car door for me. It couldn’t take my eyes of the massive building. It would be impossible to have any privacy for the lower levels of the building because I could literally see every single person that was moving around or sitting at their desks. Was privacy not a thing here? “Your grandfather found a way to make weather resistant glass that can withstand anything. That’s what this building is made of.” Lucas stated as he grabbed my hand tightly and started to walk forward.

When Rose and Rune entered the last room of that building, their fascination with the intricate details of the architecture grew. Most of the buildings were made of stone, but there were areas where art came to life in the form of carefully crafted cemented pillars, finely sculpted arches, and interesting intertwines with nature. Within these details, they found two pools, a hot spring, a rarely stocked library, an inner garden and other rooms similar to the one assigned to them. “Do you think we can find someone to build something similar to this?” Rose asked after recovering from the overwhelming intrigue.

Instead, I'll tell Lukas to use Cody as a prop doll more often. A short while later, we arrived at River's office. This was my second time setting foot in the twenty-floor office. The building was a modern structure that towered over the city skyline. The exterior of the building consists of glass and metal, creating a clean and contemporary look. The large windows reflected the sunlight, creating an interesting sparkling effect when exposed to the sun.