Novel Park Novels & Stories

I greeted the old man who stayed at the gate of my apartment complex, and he smiled and waved back at me. I began my journey to the park. I love going to the park and watching the sun set. It is a very nice view and taking in the outside breeze was another thing entirely. Getting to the park, it was a little bit scanty, there were not really a lot of people present today. I walked to an empty bench, got myself comfortable, and then I started reading a book I brought along with me. It was a very interesting book which I haven't finished, it was The Godfather by Mario Puzo.

Gia put on her coat and followed Raven out of the vehicle with no other choice. “Over there for a bit,” Raven said, guiding her to a snack vendor near the park entrance. There were likely more vendors during the day, but at this late hour, only two remained. Raven bought two cups of coffee and some roasted chestnuts. He then led Gia into the famous park, which is celebrated for its beauty. The park attracts two million visitors annually and is almost never empty, even in winter. But since it was already late, Gia only saw a few people sitting and enjoying the scenery.

The city Park. The guard pulled up the car at the entrance of the park for Naevia. The pregnant lady steps out of the car and slowly made her way into the park. The guard had wanted to follow her, but Naevia told him to just pack the car and wait for her. She wanted to be alone. So he honored her wish. Naevia stepped into the park and made her way to the park bench, which was opposite a duck pond. She sat down carefully, staring at the ducks swimming in the pond.

"That's your rebellion? Books?" I pushed his shoulder lightly. "Don't mock me. Words were my speed. Every page a stolen mile." The banter was easy, the laughter real. For the first time in a long time, I felt weightless. And then we reached the park. It was sprawling, green stretching as far as the eye could see, dotted with families, joggers, couples lying on blankets. Sunlight spilled across it all, warm and golden. Kai pulled into a private entrance, of course because of course he had one and parked beneath a line of tall oaks.

I jump to my feet and tear out of the office. Hearing that there’s a situation at the park is crazy. We have a park on packlands that is used by our members, but it’s also open to the public. It’s tucked far enough away that we rarely get any human occupants. We have had no reason to keep the park hidden. I hurry through the woods, trying to figure out what I’m going to walk into. Luka is alert in my mind as we move. He’s a leader, of course, but there’s something else that’s pulling at his attention.

Blake had always been very lucky except for meeting her, a mute. Jessica frowned. "What's so good about my hand?" She tried to pull it away, but the man held her back a little. He knew she was awake. Jessica didn't move anymore, waiting for him to speak. She turned her head and looked around, finding that she was in Chang'an Park. Chang'an Park was a very old park, built around the lake and allowed to drive in at night. Many couples used to go on dates there, but North City also built Disney Park later. The park was gradually abandoned.

Chapter: 27 ***** Kaidën parked his vehicle at the entrance to the park, as there was no road for cars to drive on. He made the rest of the walk down the park, and the area brought back memories as he walked along the broken wooden bridge until the little shed came into view. The shed was dilapidated and nearly falling apart. How it was still standing felt like a miracle.

Or will he? "We're here." He gestured. He parked his car and opened the door for me. "Where are we?" I looked around, not having any idea where we are. We continued to walk and suddenly I felt like I knew this place. "Central Park." Nathan informed me. It's as if he knew what I was thinking. "But how did you...." before I could finish my question, he cuts me off. "You mentioned before that you've always wanted to visit the famous park of New York City ever since you saw Home Alone 2."

Why is she dragging him into this piece of his life that he doesn't know? As they approach an abandoned park at the edge of town, a knot forms in Nolan's stomach. The place seemed odd, its height enveloped in darkness. The park had grown over; weeds cascaded across the cracked pavement. A few rusted benches sat beneath the subduing light of a flickering lamp. It was secluded-a forgotten nook of the city, where secrets could be buried, left to rot.

Was that Tina?” Nathan pointed at her phone. “Yes. I was only checking up on her. She even said hi to you.” “Oh that’s okay.” He sighed. “We should go to the park today.” “Oh which park?” Rachel was grateful for the change in conversation. “Greenland.” Rachel raised an eyebrow. “Isn’t that a golf club.” “Yes. It is but there’s a in park there. “Wow. I never knew that.” “So 15 minutes.” His voice low and husky. “Okay.” Her voice wavers and she became overwhelmed from the tension that she leaned in and kissed his warm lips. She noticed he hesitated for some seconds then he pulled her in passionate kiss. When they pulled apart, she rapidly took in shaky breaths while he looked unshaken. He onl