Novel Park Novels & Stories

There are new trees, they also added a little playground on the south side of the park, they fixed the road and some of the benches, they even build some small cottages. This is the Park where I first met Hecate. This is the place where Eleanor dumped her and I met her. [Hecate] It's been days since I've last seen Hestia. And I've been forcing myself to focus on my work and try to forget about her, but fuck it I can't. I'm here at my apartment right now, trying I get some work done, when all of a sudden I heard my phone ping a notification. I picked up my phone to see who it is, and it was from an unknown number. I was about to ignore it when I accidentally opened it.

“Let’s not do this over the phone. Meet me at the play Park in one hour. Bring Erick with you.” “Uuuum, okay.........we will be there” she promised, still in shock. The Play Park was a large green field of irregular plains. A dozen deliberate trees held a few spots to offer to relieve shelter to the couples that flocked here from the library across the street. The state museum stood eastward, overlooking the lucent lawn and satiating atmosphere. Selena came here as quickly as she could, and stood anxiously for a moment in the open as she searched for them.

I knew it was a lot but he should say something about anything and not wait for a moment that might not be good for any of us. Elliot took a turn and drove to this enormous park, which glowed in its glory. We parked at the parking lot and there were not too many people around. Bodies were scanty as they scattered around the park. The park was freaking large and they had this cool fountain in the middle and lots of shining lights that were used in decorating everything. There was a tower, like a Chinese tower as we passed that was where the clowns did their tricks. There was a mini circus and from the poster around it seemed that they usually have themed events in the circus. I didn't know wh

Then his footsteps, measured and deliberate as always, falling into pace just slightly behind my shoulder. I looked straight ahead and absolutely did not smile. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The park was wide and green and full of the kind of ordinary chaos that felt almost foreign to me after days inside that perfectly controlled mansion. Children running. A man walking three dogs that clearly had three completely different agendas. Two women on a bench sharing food from a container and arguing about something with the comfortable intensity of people who'd been arguing about the same thing for twenty years. I pressed my hand to my stomach and just... breathed.

Walking into the park feels like stepping into an alternate universe. The fair is long over, and so, the park has reverted to its usual uneven path and the same old benches scattered beneath trees that haven’t quite decided if they’re ready for spring yet. It seems like ages ago since Tyler and I had our first date here. Sighing, I continue straight ahead, focusing on why I’m here. Almost immediately, I spot Noah sitting on one of the benches near the pond. His elbows are braced on his knees, his hands loosely clasped together, and his head is slightly bowed, like he’s been staring at the ground for a while.

It reminded me of the day that we went to the theme park, when she tricked the workers into thinking that Edrick and I were both her biological parents. The park was also beautiful. I had never been to this specific park before, as it was located in the uptown area of the city. The park was surrounded by a tall brick fence covered in moss and vines, and the pathways were lined with cherry trees that I imagined were a beautiful shade of pink in the springtime. As we walked along the pathway and toward the center of the park where everyone was gathered, I thought to myself that I would have to come back here in the spring to see the cherry blossoms. At the center of the park, there was a beaut

Instead, he nodded and sipped at his coffee. “Which park would you prefer?” I took a long drink of my now lukewarm coffee. “How about Omega Park?” Noah groaned. “That’s all the way on the other side of town.” I batted my eyes at him. “Please?” My phone buzzed as another headline about Andrew and Princess Aurora’s relationship popped up. Noah glanced at it, then a steely determination crossed his face that I had never seen on him before. “All right. Omega Park, it is.”

EVE'S POV The park was one of those perfect New York spring days ... warm sun, light breeze, and just enough people around to feel alive without being crowded. We’d bundled Lily up in her little stroller and decided to get out of the penthouse for once. No work talk, no drama, just the three of us. After the fake story leak and the fight over Alex’s gifts, we needed this. A real family afternoon.

Let’s grab some lunch after that, huh? Goddamn it. When will this end? Fifteen minutes later, we arrived at the indoor park located on the twentieth storey of the neighbouring tower, with glass walls overlooking the city view and a dome-shaped ceiling. ‘This is really nice, Rum. A private park for the residents….’ Nice, my ass. It’s not nice at all. How the fuck do I keep Ambrose away from Rose? I like… you. Rose’s voice surfaced like an amplifier.

We walked a few meters behind them, making sure that they were safe and sound. Diana mentioned they were going to the central park near the Arcane Library. I wasn’t too familiar with this city since I grew up in Pine Lake, near Seagull’s Bay. My father hadn’t been duke at the time and wasn’t in charge of governing Airedah’s capital, but he had been high enough in rank to have a seat at the council table there. I came here only a handful of times after that, mostly on business following the uprising. While I knew the city’s layout, I wasn’t sure where the park was, so I relied on Gideon’s knowledge to navigate and take shortcuts while keeping an eye on the girls. After a few minutes of walkin