Novel West Nashville Apartments Novels & Stories

Since he insisted; Let’s see what I find behind door number two, Jesse. The luxury apartment complex listed on my EX’s background report is absolutely stunning. Orchid Run Apartments Tall, beige buildings topped off with cherry red roofing and black accents around the trim and windows. A glittering pool occupied by a large group of people was located far enough within the complex for privacy, but close enough to catch a glimpse. Inconspicuous, I never would have guessed Jesse lived somewhere like this. Especially since he ‘abhorred’ apartments. What else are you lying about, asshole?

Looking at the unfamiliar surroundings, Nina was perplexed. This was not the way to the IDU dorms! “Where are we?” she asked the chauffeur, who had already unfastened his seatbelt. "Madam, Master asked you to go up first." Nina wanted to ask more but knew these people were tight-lipped and would not give her any information. Keeping her doubts to herself, she got out of the car and entered the building. As told, she took the elevator and arrived on the 39th floor. Aspen Tower was one of the most luxurious residential buildings in Spring City. The top floors were all penthouses whose market price amounted to seven digits.

Willow "Mom, this is like the 100th apartment we've been to, and it's still no good. I'm tired," Cami groans, throwing her head back against the wall behind her, and I glance at the real estate agent who is still going on and on about the perks of living in this two-bedroom apartment that feels more like a shoebox. It's only the fourth apartment we've been to since we started our hunt just after brunch at the diner, but just like the first one, it's not the one.

The city was vast, moving at a clinical, fast pace that looked completely different from the quiet, self-contained world of the Westbridge campus. He navigated the heavy truck through the downtown traffic until he reached the city's eastern residential area. A quiet neighborhood in East Nashville, a neighborhood made up of old, renovated brick warehouses and stone pathways that ran parallel to the water. He parked the truck in the underground garage, grabbed his travel bag, and took the elevator up to the third floor.

He stood silently behind Larissa and waited for the elevator with her. Aster was still grumbling. "Mommy's too naughty! Your leg's not okay yet! How can you wear heels? What if you twist it again …" Larissa turned to glare at him. "Don't jinx me!" Westonia's land was very expensive. The apartment parking lot was built under the building. The moment they exited the elevator, the wind blew by. Larissa was so cold that she shivered, her arms automatically hugging her body.

"And the wards are weak. My son, Averi, needs a place where the scent of other packs won't disturb his sleep." The agent, a grizzled old beta, sighed. "Tough market for a solo wolf, Miss Ashford. How about this? A three-bedroom in the Northcrest District. It’s near the old academy ruins, but the security is top-tier. Close to the best cub-schools in the territory." I looked at the photos. It was simple, elegant, and far from the Crowne Dominion Tower. "It’s a bit over my budget." "I can talk to the landlord," the agent said, a strange glimmer in his eyes. "Sometimes, for the right tenant, prices shift."

I got up. The apartment was small but it was ours in a way that the Wolfe Mansion had never been mine despite its cathedral ceilings and its curated wardrobes and its studio with three glass walls overlooking manicured gardens. This apartment had two bedrooms and a kitchen that required sideways navigation and a bathroom where the hot water took four minutes to arrive and a living room that was currently seventy percent fabric samples and thirty percent Noah. Noah was everywhere in this apartment.

"Nora, your grandfather and I can't leave our work, so we won't always be by your side. Living this far out isn't convenient for you and Emma. This property is near the Sherman Group, and you can move there for now. Elias will help you with anything you need." … I settled Emma into our new place first, then returned alone to gather what little we had left behind. There was hardly anything to pack, just Emma's photo albums and a handful of important papers. When I arrived at the apartment, I found Nathan crouched by the door, looking utterly worn out and defeated. As soon as he spotted me, he sprang to his feet, hope flickering across his face. "You're back." "What do you want?" I asked coldl

Weston asked, noticing only one bedroom. The one bedroom apartments on campus are few and far between, and highly coveted. I watched her face with interest, curious about that as well. Since Weston routinely hacked the school’s database for various reasons, we’d already read her file. Her family wasn’t wealthy by any means, she was here on a scholarship. “I don’t need to explain myself to you, donkeys” she huffed, and stormed into her bedroom, slamming the door. Weston laughed and shook his head. “I’ll take that as … she fucked the right person,” I said, under my breath.

The building was modest but well-kept, with a friendly doorman who greeted them as they entered. “Welcome to your new home,” he said with a warm smile, holding the door open for them. Jessica smiled back, feeling a little more at ease. “Thank you,” she said, guiding Nori inside. Their apartment was on the third floor. As they stepped inside, Jessica couldn’t help but feel a sense of relief. It was cozy and inviting, with large windows that let in plenty of light. The furniture was simple but comfortable, and the walls were painted in warm, welcoming colors. Nori immediately ran to the window, pressing her nose against the glass as she looked out at the city below.