Sweet Briar Apartments Novels & Stories

While turning to take in Brielle, who still remains unmoving. “Instead of worrying about me, worry about her!” I snap, trying to get the bastard off of me by using his feelings for Brielle. “Look, she’s bleeding pretty bad!” For a moment, the man doesn’t move as he lifts his hand for another attack, but then stops. Taking advantage of his momentary distraction, I buck my body and send him crashing to the ground, and while he attempts to right himself, I pull out my phone and dial 911. “Hello,” I gasp when the operator answers. “We need an ambulance at 457 Brockwood Ave., 5th floor; there’s a woman hurt.”

My shoulders slumped, but I still tried to convince them “Come on, don't tell me this isn't the nicest, budget-friendly, safe, and secure building we've seen so far?” Their murmurs of agreement followed after a short pause. My lips tilted into a smile. I had a good feeling about this building What was the name again? The Briarwood — Est. 2002. The small brass sign read. It does have character,” Jackie added after her murmur of agreement. “It does,” I said. The building was old but charming. The leasing agent, Mr Ambrose was an average man with a kind face and quiet eyes, he led us through a quick tour of the building surroundings.

Sadie scoffs and rolls her eyes before walking away while Izzy stands there looking nervous. "Is this how things are going to be now, Briar? You're going to hate us?" She asks and Briar shakes her head. "No. I don't hate you guys. I feel nothing for you. I will live here because my name is on the lease and I pay my portion of rent, but that's it." She says a tint of anger to her tone. I wish I could slip out of here but the annoying pixie by the door is blocking me in.

she said, her cheeks burning up when Sienna made funny faces, she would never let her forget that she was single and afraid of boys when they met. "Okay, girl, let's go then!" They left the hotel, and Brianna sent her husband a text, letting him know that they were on their way. They got home just in time to see everyone piling up into the house; Mr and Mrs Grayson, the twins, and Danielle and Javier. "Nice place you got here, Barbiana." Brianna cringed at one of the few nicknames she was given. "Well, you can't be a real estate agent and live in a matchbox."

Briar said through grit teeth. “Remind me not to piss you off? I like my eyes in my head. You could melt steel with that look! I’m glad I’m not Rei or Alyssa.” She said, munching on a sugar cookie to hide the sick satisfaction she felt at Briar’s mood swings. “Sorry.” She blushed, I have never hated anyone in my life, even Suzie Cooper from my old school!” Briar huffed. Grabbing a bowl of strawberries, Bri walked around the room glancing around at her limited space. “Do you think A would allow a short walk in the light, I need to get some fresh air. I’ve been down here too long.” She asked.

Me however, think he just a big airhead with legs and arms “ clearly.” rolling my eyes I stand back up walking right past him. Can this day get any worse? Don’t answer that. “Good morning Miss Briella, Nice to see you. You missed the first period, do you have a reason for that?” Mr. Jeffery asks while I take my seat in the back of the class. “ Uhh yeah, I didn’t want to be here.” shrugging earning some laughs from other students “ Detention Miss Briella, today after school in the teachers lodge.” he responded, shushing the ones still laughing.

Briar Reef isnÕt the big city where people minded their own. Why just from her investigation this morning she knew firsthand how the people here stuck their noses in everyone elseÕs business. The neighbors were a font of information on Melissa SherryÕs comings and goings. They did everything but give her exact times and dates, and some of them came close.

She wasn’t ready to look Jaylen in the eye and ask, What else are you hiding? **** Briella missed yet another workday. She called her assistant to get a rundown of urgent emails and unfinished projects. Then she stood up and looked around the villa she once called safe, and exhaled. She couldn't stay here anymore, it wasn't comfortable, it was time to move out. She has multiple houses all over the city. And her next stop was the one at the famous residential area, The Great Estate. It was where those with high power and affluence lived. The kind of neighborhood with politicians and CEOs minding their businesses.

CHARLOTTE ~•~ It didn’t take long for Briella to get approved for an apartment. It was kind of a big deal because it was her first apartment. She’d been living with her parents and after they died, she’d lived with my parents all her life. Her new apartment was nice. It was a small two-bedroom unit in a quiet neighborhood not too far from our new house. It wasn’t, but it had a decent kitchen, a small balcony, and enough space for George to have his own room. When she told me the news over the phone, her voice was shaky with a mix of relief and nerves. “I can’t believe it,” she said. “They actually said yes.”

Sunny and Layla walk towards the parking lot as Sunny says, "Why don’t we go to my friend Beth’s apartment? " I think it’s time you met her! " Layla replies, "Sure, why not?" Layla drives off to Beth’s place with Sunny in the passenger seat. ——— They arrive at Beth’s apartment complex. Beth lived in a newly built apartment called Briar Brooke, and it was a nice looking complex with a big oval swimming pool and lots of beautiful flowers.