Shadyside Mall Mga Nobela at Kwento

She deserved to have everything her heart desired, and we would do our best to give her that. “Shopping centers have really gotten huge,” Ziyah said, looking around the mall with excitement. Normally, we would be going to Nightshade, but their mall was currently under construction. That was how we found ourselves in Cloverfield, the next pack over. They were allied with both Nightshade and Shadow Falls. “This one is definitely bigger than some and biggest that I’ve ever been to,” I told her.

Bridget replied, pulling out her mother’s seat and settling into it. “And what would that be?” Anita asked. Bridget grabbed a pencil from the desk and tapped it lightly on the desk while the others gazed at her. “I’m going to take back full ownership of my family’s business.” * * * The sky was cloudy when Bridget arrived at Drince's legal group. It was located on the fifth floor of the ten-story building in the eastern part of the town. The meeting was scheduled to be held here and Bridget was thankful that the Harrisons had chosen a neutral group. Although she knew there was nothing neutral about sitting with the Harrisons in a room.

Some of the shops in The Boardwalk Mall were only there for a year or two and regularly changed since the spaces were rented out by the year. Dillon walked on for a little while until he reached the mall. He stood in front of it and took in all it's glory. The entrance had a fudge and candy shop on the right and a curio shop on the left. Neon lights bordered their windows to attract people in with their product. When he entered, the sights and sounds of all the stores and booths greeted him. There was so much to see, Dillon didn't even know where to start. Which of the four floors should he explore first?

The boss runs a photography and modeling company, what does he need goods for and what would I misunderstand him for? "Mateo.. The boss, well the boss also runs a casino and I am only telling you this because I know you are smart." 'Yes, hitch I know that! I know he runs a fucking casino!' "A casino? I never knew that! Where is that located? Is that even legal?" "I doubt that. I heard from the last secretary that a lot of men have gone down just for the casino to stand."

He ignored them. Ibekwe studied the faces of the people who entered and left the shrine as he sat down close to a disabled woman. He strained his eyes to see if the lad was coming but Osisiakalaka's companion was nowhere to be found. As he continued his survey, the line he had just left kept on increasing as more people from different angles joined in the struggle to see the face of Osisiakalaka. He stood up when he noticed that the woman in the line that was behind him was close to the shrine. In his bid to re-enter the line back, he was shoved by an elderly man who had been talking with the woman behind him.

"Listen carefully, I don't love you nor I want you. You are nothing to me. You will never interfere in my life and never enter my room or in my study. Get that in the thick head of yours. And of course stay away from me. I never wanted any of this. If it wasn't for my parents I wouldn't have married a girl like you." He spat those venomous words and left her there. She stayed there shocked to the core. She didn't expect him to love her either but still he could have shown her some respect. She knew he didn't want to marry her. He did it because his parents forced him to. That exact moment She realised she was nothing more than a Shaded Woman. It seemed like she would always be a mare shadow

she said. "Nothing. I have all I need. You may go now." Sherry responded with a nod of her head. Sherry enjoyed her stay in the pool and at 4:00 in the afternoon, she stopped swimming and returned to her room to get ready to go shopping. At 5:00 in the afternoon, Sherry and Mae were already onboard the car going to the mall. When they arrive at the Blue Town Mall, it's already dark; the evening is about to start.

Jessica said, pulling her into a comforting hug. “Thank you so much, Jessica. I’m so grateful.” Jessica sighed. “How will I even convince her about this?” she muttered softly while holding Suzan close. SYDNEY’S POV I stepped out of my car, sliding on my sunglasses and folding my arms. I’d parked right in front of the grandest mall in the city—The Anderson Mall, owned by none other than Jace Anderson. I couldn’t help admiring the busy crowd rushing in and out. The place had everything—it was the number-one mall in the entire state.

It was barely four in the evening. The floorboards were weathered and the table somewhat tacky. Relying on the light coming through western-facing windows, Blue couldn’t comment on the ceiling lamps—only two of which were functional. Sun slipping behind the dense hedging that was the central business district, she worried that she was keeping the café open; and as such, lack of natural lighting was not usually an issue.

The call ended, and Ashley placed her phone back on the passenger seat before pressing slightly harder on the accelerator. Ash Mall was only a ten minute drive away, so it wasn’t long before she pulled into the parking lot. She spotted Vicky waiting outside the entrance, waving the moment she saw Ashley’s car. She quickly parked, grabbed her phone and stepped out. Ash Mall was one of the largest shopping malls owned by Beaumont Conglomerate, located in the prestigious Rodeo Drive district. The district was a very popular district, as it had several businesses and top companies there. Only the rich and well to do could afford to buy things there so the shopping mall was a large success. More