Novel Vista นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Catherine frowned and asked when she heard that. In response, William said, "Severin didn't buy it. Mister Henry gave him that villa, and it's located at the Dragon Lake Vista!" "D-D-Dragon…Lake…Vista?" Catherine heard that it was the Dragon Lake Vista villa area and gasped at once. "The villas there aren't cheap, and yet Mister Henry is more than willing to gift that sort of place to Severin. This means there's more to their relationship than it appears at first sight!"

he said, nodding toward the horizon. I looked up. The clouds were bruising into a deep purple, heavy with the scent of rain. But the forest felt thin here, too exposed. “Don't stop. Keep moving,” I commanded. “Once we are deep in the forest’s heart, we can pitch the tents.” Just then, Novel poked her head out of the carriage window. She was frowning at first, but the moment her gaze landed on mine, her face transformed. She beamed at me, a wide, breathtaking smile.

Novella decided to put on a show and touch herself. Van creeped out and he walked back to his room. That night Novella planed to steal Van from Ezra. She didn't want to see anyone happy but herself. She was convinced that it was a just and noble thing to do because Van was looking at her but that was a lie.

They declared to build only two dozen counts of Villas located on a hill that has a good view of day and night. The day view is green and close to nature ambiance with mountains behind his house visible through the windows on the rear side of his house, while the front view is an overlooking view of the city without the bustling sounds of engines and distant from polluted air. At night, the place is peaceful and cool fresh air with the view of stars from the ground to the sky. From the ground, the city neon lights looked too tiny like stars from miles away and when one looks up above, the stars are visible in the sky, unlike when one is standing in the downtown area looking up to the sky.

Ruby's POV Vincent and I continued our journey through the woods until we reached a point where the towering buildings of a city came into view. The city was a stark contrast to the natural beauty of the forest we had been walking through and was different from what I had seen at Shadowcrest or the Alpha Ralph's pack. Tall structures reached for the sky, reflecting the moonlight and illuminating the night. The city appeared to be bustling with life, and at its heart lay a massive bridge that connected the two worlds—the wild realm of the forest and the urban expanse.

Ophelia We drove in silence to Nova’s house, which turned out to be a cream-colored villa just a few neighborhoods over. A sand-stone driveway, lined with neatly trimmed shrubs, circled the place. Pillars that gleamed beneath the setting sun stood in clusters around the patio, and within the villa itself. Gaping windows trimmed with gold showed a perfect view inside. Where Lucille’s place was cold and sterile, this one was brimming with warmth. Nova led me into her bedroom, which was easily the size of a modest apartment, and to a closet large enough to fit a pack of wolves.

SYDNEY I stood on the balcony of Sebastian's luxurious villa, a gentle breeze carrying with it the scent of the nearby ocean. The panoramic view before me was nothing short of breathtaking — rolling hills blanketed in lush greenery, a tranquil pond shimmering under the afternoon sun, and a distant glimpse of the ocean's blue expanse. It was a paradise of peace, a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

"You are going to be insufferable, aren't you?" "I am going to try." The villa was simple yet huge and elegant. A large bedroom with a window facing the sea—the same view as the Aerie, but with waves instead of city lights. A stone fireplace. A porch with rocking chairs. A path leading to a private beach. On the table, a basket of food and wine. A note. "No meetings. No calls. Just each other. Congratulations, boss." Vance read it aloud. Nerissa took the note from his hand.

[The Golden Leash] The West Pavilion of the new Palisades was a masterpiece of transparent isolation. Perched on the jagged edge of the cliff, its walls were floor-to-ceiling glass, treated to be a mirror to the outside world but a crystal-clear lens from within. For Ivy, it was like living inside a diamond—expensive, cold, and impossible to scratch.

The elevator ride up to my new apartment felt like an eternity – it was on one of the top floors. When I stepped inside the apartment, I was immediately struck by its sheer elegance. The interior was modern, stylish, and sophisticated. Floor-to-ceiling windows offered a breathtaking view of Rivermont. The city’s skyline stretched out before me like a vast, glittering ocean. In the distance, I could see the rolling hills of the countryside, a serene contrast to the bustling city below.