Novel New York Novels & Stories

There was no ceremony or celebration. A passerby had snapped photos that day, but since there was no wedding and James never spoke about it, the public dismissed the pictures as nothing more than a prank. That hidden past had become the cleanest cut between him and me. Closing the news feed, I lifted a cup of warm coffee and took a slow sip. Sunlight streamed through the window, spilling across the table, gentle and warm, like the opening notes of my new life. As for his lively scandals, they no longer concerned me. However, what I didn’t expect was that someone else wasn’t ready to let me go.

Thirteen Year 2023 It was a crisp January evening in New York City. The air was nippy, but the city lights created a warm, inviting glow. Some tourists had started their evening with a hearty dinner at a classic Italian restaurant in Little Italy. As they savored their pasta and a glass of red wine, they could hear the lively chatter of other diners and the soft sounds of jazz music playing in the background.

I'd do whatever he told me to do without any complaints. How could anyone love a woman who didn't even love herself? The food stall was located on a lively street filled with snacks, near a university. The street was crowded with couples coming and going. I used to dream of Ralph taking me to a place like this, but he always dismissed it as dirty. "Your food's here!" The server's cheerful call interrupted my thoughts. Ambrose remained quiet, only speaking once the server finished setting down the dishes. He suddenly looked at me seriously and said, "Mabel, whether you believe me or not, you really are my first."

I leaned forward on my elbows, far enough to keep David out of my peripheral vision. "You know, statistically speaking, there's probably at least one couple from our office here right now," Jonas said. "Ooh, who do you think it is?" Myalin asked, nudging me with her shoulder. I cleared my throat. "I couldn't say, since I'm too new. I don't really know anyone well enough." "Well, that's okay," Jonas said. "You can take a wild guess. Or you can give us your bet in a couple of weeks. Usually, there's a new office romance—secret or otherwise—by Christmas, no, by Thanksgiving."

It’s a gossip show, where they say that the most eligible bachelor in New York city got engaged this weekend to the heiress of the automobile empire Antonella Lombardo. I curse, saying, “You have to be fucking kidding me!”

It was a small but good get together. Here it is now new years eve. We are on vacation this year we are in New York City getting ready to watch the ball drop from our balcony outside our suite. It's the perfect way to spend the last night of the year and beginning of a new one. The streets are just way to crowded to go down and watch from down there, besides our hotel is pretty close Its so beautiful out here. A lot nicer than I ever would have expected a city to be like. I can't believe I have never been here before now.

She didn't understand why they were after Bobby, but she didn't plan on leaving him because of their empty threats. Angel finally made her way to her classroom. She slid the door open to see a completely spotless classroom. Angel looked at the chalkboard and the erasers and saw that they had been cleaned. Angel looked to the seats and realized someone was sitting there. It was that damn strawberry. He was listing to an iPod and reading a book. She was surprised to see him, reading. Angel made her way to him. She noticed the book was The Merchant of Venice by Shakespeare. Zhul realized he was no longer alone in the class and looked up to see the midget.

I smiled at her warmly. Once the plane landed at the runaway of the private airport in New York, everyone got out and got into the cars. I walked down the stairs. The chauffeur stepped out, holding the door of the Limo open, for me to get in. I climbed inside followed by Nikolai. We were alone in the limo which made me even more nervous. I glanced at him and quickly shifted my eyes outside the window. I stared at the busy streets of New York and was watching the shopping malls and restaurants passing by. A smile made its way up to my lips as I watched all the tall buildings and busy traffic around me. I've never been to new york before. This was my first time.

Maybe she needed a change of environment to jog her memory. "Hey,"Carmen laid her hands on her and she turned away from the clouds hovering just outside the window,"are you okay?" Ruby smiled,"Honestly I'm a little overwhelmed to see New York. It's my first time being there, I don't know but I really have this gut feeling that New York holds the key to my memories" "Damn, girl! I was asking if you were okay with me exchanging our drinks but that's cool too,"Carmen joked. "No you were not!" Ruby slapped her arm.

I hail a taxi and give them the directions to my fifth avenue loft. I was very fortunate to find this apartment so close to my publishing building. I can quickly walk to work when I am here. Vampires in New York are more common than humans might think. The city that never sleeps creates perfect hunting grounds for Vampires. That is another reason for my being here. The last thing I need is for someone to take an interest in her as something other than a mate does. She could easily be hurt or killed here. Humans that walk around here, are living in a Vampires buffet zone.