Novel West Nashville Apartments นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Did Nathan Synclair just ask me to move in with him? Well…technically he didn’t ask. He just parked the car in the parking of his apartment building and declared that I was moving in. "It's a good thing I'm not asking then," Nate replied smugly as he turned off the ignition. I've only been here once, but a building this grand can be pretty hard to forget. The grand entrance hall, the elegant stairs and the huge spacious apartments. There were 21 floors in this complex, each floor belonging to a different business tycoon. Nate lived on the ninth floor and the view of the city was grand from his balcony.

I didn’t want Arthur to feel like I was using our relationship to gain any favors. “No,” Nina said. “When I’m ready, I’ll apply to Heritage Properties and maybe a few other places, just like anybody looking for a new job.” Nina squeezed my arm in a warm, friendly gesture. "Thanks for offering, though." “Now tell me about your sexy times,” Nina said. “Not on your life,” I said and then hid my huge smile behind my cup of coffee. I spent the next few hours looking at apartments for the very wealthy. Two apartments, in particular, looked like they should impress any multi-million-dollar client.

I whined and fell back on the bed. "Look, I found something. Room available for rent. No preference. Pets allowed. Advance payment is not required. Rent $500 dollars." She started to read the advertisement and I sat up straight on the bed to look at the laptop screen. "It's very close to your uni and look at the pictures, babe. It's a 2BHK apartment and it's so spacious." We began to slide the images and I had to agree with her. It was super cool and so much better than living in a dorm room but the rent was $500 dollars.

Noah replied with a smile, “Ah, that... I’ve been living here since college.” “Oh…” Kristel pondered. ‘Isn’t the time this apartment was newly built?’ The apartment building boasts advanced technology, which was initially costly but became reasonable given the beautiful community and exclusive parks available. “The neighborhood is kind and doesn’t put their noses to others’ business. So, you will feel at ease living here,” said Noah with pride in his eyes, seemingly convincing her. Kristel could come again to Noah’s meaningful words. By stating that, she wondered if he saw the malicious rumor online before it was taken down.

Recently, rumors about these two had been circulating online, making many media outlets vie for scoops. "This new property developed by the Nichols Group is divided into two sections, A and B. Larger apartments with four to five bedrooms are in A, while smaller ones with one to three bedrooms are in B. Surrounding amenities include large malls, primary and secondary schools, and excellent subway and bus access. The landscaping is designed by top-tier architects, and the interior layouts aim for cozy environments, ensuring every resident feels the warmth of home," Juan said, squeezing Debra's hand. Debra took the hint and gave a radiant smile.

After a quick trip to the grocery store, she returned home. The apartment that Uncle Thorin had gotten for her was very close to her workplace, it was just a ten to fifteen minute walk. Her apartment was on the second floor of a two-story building with a gym on the first floor. Behind her apartment was a bigger community apartment complex. There were three residential buildings surrounding a playground. Nina’s room had a terrace that had a good view of this. Nina’s apartment had a kitchen and living room shared space. It had a bedroom with a connected full-set bathroom and a small closet connected to the bathroom.

The apartment was on the east side of Austin, second floor, two windows in the living room. Mia moved in on a Saturday in mid-December with Sarah's help and Nathan's truck and a borrowed furniture dolly that kept veering left no matter how they handled it. The apartment was small and clean and entirely hers — the first space she had occupied in three and a half months that did not belong to someone else's generosity.

Natalia's POV In less than a week, I found an apartment. It was a modest two-bedroom on the sixth floor of a quiet building just outside the city center. It was modern with a lot of natural light and bare walls that I could do anything on. It was the kind of place that felt new— not tainted by memories or past shadows. The perfect place for me to make my base and forge on with my plans. So as soon as all the legal formalities were done, I moved in that evening.

"Your working hours are flexible depending on your needs, you can be off work for a week or a month if Rachel go home to see her parents but you can work extra if Rachel has to do some work or doing other activities. "You will rent an apartment not far from the penthouse were Rachel lives to make mobility easier for you," Jillian explained at length but Noah just responded by nodding his head. Noah walked down the busy sidewalk of New York to his apartment that located o the upper west side. His mind was busy arranging what his going to do to start his investigation to find his biological parents.

I did not want my son to feel like visiting me was something to be endured. The apartment I found was on the third floor of a building that smelled like old carpet in the hallway but was clean inside with two bedrooms and windows that got decent light in the morning. It was nothing like the penthouse. It was not in a neighborhood I would have looked at twice two years ago. But it had a room that could be Nathan's and that was the only thing that actually mattered. I signed the lease on a Friday evening.