Novel & Cerita Novel Midtown

The late-night M15 bus rumbled up First Avenue through the glittering but gritty streets of New York City. Neon signs from 24-hour delis and flashing traffic lights cast shifting colors across the packed interior. It was a humid summer night in Manhattan, the kind where the air felt thick enough to chew. Even at this hour—well past midnight—the bus was still jammed with the usual mix: exhausted night-shift workers, drunk clubbers, students, and people who simply had nowhere else to be.

Kat I am standing at the rooftop bar in Midtown. The Friday night energy is buzzing around me. It is the kind of excitement that only New York can give you after a week of work. The city lights are shining below me like diamonds in the sky. The warm summer air is touching my skin, carrying the smell of rain and the sound of cars driving by. I’m holding glass of gin and tonic. The cold glass is wet in my hand. Each sip makes me feel the heat between my thighs.

The new apartment was exactly what I had asked for: sleek, minimalist, twenty-second floor of a discreet Midtown tower with large extensive windows that framed the glittering city like a painting I could close the curtains on. Grey marble counters, soft gray walls, a single abstract painting above the fireplace that reminded me of chaos at dusk. No music playing in the background. No Nathan’s cologne lingering in the closets nor Andrew’s quiet presence in the next room, offering protection wrapped in something that was beginning to feel dangerously close to real. I had chosen independence. Claus’s security detail had simply followed. A black SUV still waited two blocks away at all times. One

“Hydroponic yield exceeding projections by six percent this quarter. Adrian didn’t turn. He already knew. He knew everything. Ten years since the world ended, Ten years since the last war burned through sky and soil, turning nations into memory and memory into myth, Ten years since Samuel died. And ten years since Adrian refused to let him go. Neo-Stain was his answer to extinction. A city carved into the earth’s bones, layered in concentric rings: the outer defense grids, the agricultural belts, the residential sectors, the core laboratories. At its heart, a chamber no one else was allowed to enter. The Sanctum, His sanctuary, His prison. He moved away from the glass slowly, his footsteps e

My mother raised him well, and obviously, he remembered and practiced it all even when he wasn’t living with my family. “Where are we going?” I asked. “Midfield,” he replied. Midfield was the new complex in the city. It had recreation areas, movie houses, and a shopping center. It opened to the public less than a year ago. I had heard about it but didn’t have the chance to check it out.

“Want to sit in on the meetings today? They’re boring, but with you there time will go by faster.” I snuggled back under the covers. “I think I’ll sleep in today.” He didn’t push me. After kissing me goodbye, he left for his meetings. Once he was gone, I got up and quickly got dressed. I had no intention of staying in bed all day. I only said that so Asher wouldn’t ask too many questions. Now, while he was tied up in the conference room, I was going to meet Cyrus. *** Midtown Bar was in the busiest part of the city. By midnight, it would be packed with people looking for a one night stand. But right now at 8 PM, the night hadn’t officially started yet. The bar was quiet with only a few staff

I turned slowly and Madam Pika was standing right there looking irritated, she frowned and walked away slowly. "What is wrong with everyone today?", Bubby said and Beatrice laughed from afar, "the party is 1 hour away, everything has been set, let's go have a cool bath, dress up and resume our serving duty, today is going to be real hectic!", Bubby said walking out with the bottle of wine, if Bubby was fine with her chores, why can't I be?. ////////////////////////////////////////////// POV(FIONA), I walked down straight to the beach in my uniform heading to the serving point, darkness had took over the day and the moon came to light it up, it was a full moon tonight, and it was somewhat spe

"Lady Fiona, my I present to you my mate, Alpha Alexander of the north-eastern united states pack. And my Alexander, this is Lady Fiona that I've told you about." He bowed and took Fiona's hand, kissing it momentarily before placing his arm around his mate. "LUCY! You've found your mate!?!?!" Fiona was squealing and trying to resist jumping up and down. "And what a hunk? Where were you hiding Alpha?" Her eyes stayed on Luna Lucy while he described waking up in New York state in the Appalachian mountains a few years ago. Did he remember his life before? Probably not. Can you stop reading my mind? Can you stop thinking about how attractive these men and women are?

Pristine. "Scans show cities," the navigator reported. "But not like human cities. The structures are—organic. Living. Growing." "What lives there?" "I do not know. But there are millions of them. An entire civilization." New Dawn entered orbit. Damaged. Limping. Two engines dead. Life support barely functional. But alive. Still alive. "Landing coordinates received," the navigator said. "There is a city. They want us to land in the center." "That could be a trap. Landing in the middle of their population."

Bennett took a moment to stroke his chin as if giving the once in a lifetime offer consideration, I waited for him to speak, but my patience was growing thin. "Midtown isn't the only land deal the Mayor is considering for mixed use development," he said and I prepared myself for a greedy counter offer, typical Klein. "There are proposals on the table for Uptown and even out near the suburbs." "Midtown," I offered firmly. "Take it or leave it." He looked a little disappointed by my hard stance and then shrugged and shook his head. "You really must not remember Olivia if that is all she means to you? It seems like I was wrong."