On The Rooftop Novels & Stories

The sprawling rooftop terrace unfolded like a canvas, painting the city's majestic beauty. As if the universe held it's breath, the moment she reached the huge rooftop her eyes were blessed with such a view that she was speechless. "Mr..." Clearing her throat, Celeste snuck a peek around and changed her posture as she called out sweetly, "Rhodes." On the edge of the rooftop, he was standing like a loner while facing the night sky. "Come here."

The receptionist swiped a special security card, and the elevator began to rocket upward, the digital floor screen flashing all the way up to the restricted penthouse rooftop. "Why are we going to the rooftop?" I asked, my heart suddenly taking a strange, erratic leap against my ribs. "Isn't the rooftop closed for private corporate galas?" "Relax, Bestie," Hannah said, reaching over to squeeze my hand gently. "Trust me. Everything is under control." The elevator gave a soft chime, and the heavy gold doors slid open. The entire rooftop terrace was completely, utterly dark. The cool night wind swept over my bare shoulders, the distant lights of the city skyline glowing like a sea of diamonds b

She throws a piece of lettuce at him, but I can see the smile trying to break free. It's nice, seeing her so carefree. By the time Ben comes back dinner is ready and we spend the rest of the evening laughing and joking around. It gets late Ben excuses himself to go on patrol, and I catch the linger glance he gives Tessa before leaving. Once the door shuts and I'm sure Ben is out of ear shot I say, “So …roof?” Tessa bobs her head, her wild red curls bouncing with the movement. “Roof.” We take our places on the worn blue rooftop. It’s our spot. Has been since we were kids. Nothing but the Stars above us and a quiet place to vent to each other without judgment.

The girl I put through ten years of school stood up at her own graduation and thanked me in front of everyone. A second later, three translucent lines appeared in front of my eyes. [She will steal the Prescott family's trade secrets, start her own company, and turn on you.] [She will publish an essay and put the internet on your family. Your wife will die of a heart attack.] [Prescott Logistics will fold. The estate will go to auction. You will die in front of the men you owe.] I stared at her. "Vanessa. Have you spent all these years filing away everything we did for you as a reason to hate us?" She blinked at me, wide-eyed and innocent. That was when I understood. The snake was al

With still forty-five minutes left for his lunch break, Roy climbed all the way to the rooftop, foregoing the elevator because the chance that he would bump into anyone by taking the stairs was pretty slim. One of the council’s employees had told him that the rooftop area was quite private, having caught sight of his red-rimmed eyes. When he reached the rooftop, Roy knew right away it was perfect for him. Although it had only old benches scattered around, there were also dozens of trees and flowering plants growing from garden beds, which gave the place a tranquil atmosphere one usually wouldn’t find in the middle of Louisiana. Roy stood in the corner, eyes closed, enjoying the breeze, and s

"You're talking about when the tarp peeled off and we lost half the boots?" She laughed. "And you climbed on the roof when the van was in motion." "It wasn't my brightest moment." "But it was done." He glanced over. "You remained, even when you didn't have to." "So did you." The van drove over a bump. Neither lost their footing. --- 5:18 PM – Rooftop Garden, Seedling Tables The sky glowed soft orange, low clouds drinking gold. Volunteers had recently departed, leaving behind wet gloves and scattered chalk instructions on what to put next.

"Don't tell me that's the substitute for the burnt coat." "It looks cute on you! But of course not. Maybe a bonnet can replace that." "No." "Oh, I'll show you something~" She pulls me on the wrist going up to the rooftop. And I never thought it's a jaw-dropping place. The space is surrounded by glowing leaves of the tree, the floor is smooth and clear as glass, there are no fences by the edge, and the lights coming from beneath are like tiny glitters because of the height. I peek beneath this tree and the view makes me feel giddy.

Rooftop Night - City View The elevator doors slid open with a soft chime, and Geoff stepped out first, tugging Keenan along by the wrist. “Come on, you’ll like this,” he said, pushing open the heavy door that led to the rooftop. A rush of cool night air spilled over them, carrying the faint hum of the city below.

"Alright. Let's talk outside." They found themselves on the hospital's rooftop. The spot, usually a haven for the weary, was eerily empty. The lone light overhead flickered wildly in the breeze, casting ominous shadows. Without Radman's presence, Yaslyn might have mistaken it for a crime scene or the backdrop of a thriller movie. A gust of wind passed her, sending shivers down her spine. Radman gazed into the distance, dropping a chilling piece of trivia. "Did you know there have been suicides from this very rooftop?"

The rooftop is wide and deliberately arranged - low seating along the perimeter, a bar running the length of the left side, a cleared space in the center where people are already moving to the music with the loosened energy of a crowd. "Remy's definition of nothing crazy," I say. "Remy grew up on a yacht," Santiago says from beside me. "His scale is different." Teagan has already disappeared toward the bar with Breanna in her wake. Cole takes three steps onto the rooftop, looks around, and disappears somewhere Marcus moves to Aurora's side - and Aurora tilts her head back slightly, looking up at the open sky above the city, and something in her face loosens in the way it does when she's secr