The Apartment Novels & Stories

He was not interested in the Scott business or properties aside from helping his father to manage it. Lewis parked the car in an underground garage. The apartment was designed and built by Aiden so it was up to Aiden's taste. The apartment is a three-storey apartment, with a pool and a beautiful garden. The first floor has a huge living room, meant for meeting visitors. It was fully furnished with a bar. The second floor is where Aiden stays. It has four bedrooms, each with a toilet and bath. A living room, with a bar. A dining area, and a kitchen, all fully furnished. The laundry is in the basement and the first floor is an ope

Halle’s apartment was only two years old, she was one of the first tenants to move in, the building called to her like a siren when she had gone house hunting, the apartment was bigger than the last one she left, it had more than enough space to contain everything she owned and even more. It had a living room and a bedroom separate, a big kitchen that could survive her working on her cooking skills, and despite it being way above her budget, she paid for it as a treat for herself…Greta began to visit more often after that, well that was until Simon came into their lives.

I said as I can see Wayne's mouth was glued together after he swallowed his words to respond to the lady on the screen. "Understood, the nearest apartment you are searching for is the Dark Oak Apartment is further away from the Hessian Corps but near the WPD a measurement of twenty yards away while the Lavender Apartment is approximately two blocks away and if you want to see more apartments, please let me know," the lady said while she nods slowly. "Alright, The nearest among the apartment you see" I added up. "Greenflich apartment it is which is behind the WPD, please rest your shoulders at the back of your seats and watch the terrace of our greatest citysca

The day I saw his mother would be the day I threw his help back at him and walked out again. “I know that, which is why I’ve arranged a separate apartment for you. I just finished setting it up,” Adrian said. Another one of your family’s owned apartments?” I questioned, my tone laced with sarcasm. “No, no, this one is from a private rental agency. If you hadn’t overheard, I would have told you. We’re heading there now because it’s already reserved,” Adrian replied.

The idea settled into the room, heavy and unfamiliar. “It’s close to campus,” Evelyn continued. “Two bedrooms. You’ll have your own space. And I’ll help with the first few months’ rent.” Lily sighed. “We’ll manage.” Aaron nodded. “I’m fine with it.” Neither of them sounded entirely convincing. ⸻ The apartment was small but clean, tucked into a quiet street just a few blocks from campus. Sunlight filtered through thin curtains, dust motes dancing in the air. It smelled faintly of fresh paint and new beginnings.

Now, I had my opportunity. After contacting the office of the apartment complex, I went in for a showing of the apartments available. Thankfully it had an elevator so I chose a beautiful three-bedroom apartment on the fourth floor. It was facing the street and had a lovely balcony overlooking the stone and glass buildings around it. The style was completely me and since I’d have the money, I informed the agent who was escorting me that I’d be buying the apartment, not renting it.

CHAPTER 33: A Date The apartment was supposed to be temporary. That’s what I told myself when I signed the lease six months, close to campus, cheap enough not to raise flags. Two bedrooms, one bathroom, narrow kitchen that still smelled faintly of paint and dust. A place to exist, not to live. Aidan moved in with two duffel bags and a box of books he didn’t remember buying. He stood in the doorway for a long time, staring at the space like it might rearrange itself if he waited long enough.

My Abbi was the best! The compound has three apartments in it, and before Addah Tanaya left, we occupied the one with three bedrooms, a large living room, a kitchen, and a beautiful porch overlooking the yard. After Tanaya got married, Ammi claimed the apartment was too big for her all alone, since I planned to move to the other apartment with two bedrooms. I needed the space and the privacy. And so, we left the old apartment and moved into the other two in the compound.

It was only one apartment on this floor, the exact thing I wanted. I unlocked the door and walked inside. The apartment was already furnished. It had white walls, a beige couch, and wooden floors. It felt warm at first glance. The large windows were on the side of the walls. From the living room, I could see a glimpse of Central Park in the distance.

The city slid by in muted streaks of gray. Home. Sort of. They pulled up outside Lukas’s apartment building a short while later. Aiden glanced up at the sleek, modern facade and gave a soft nod. “Nice place.” “Bought it at the right time,” Lukas muttered as he led the way in. The apartment was a little messy. Hoodies draped over the back of the couch, empty water glasses on the counter, but clean. Open floor plan, big windows letting in the gray light, hardwood floors, a massive sectional facing a wall-mounted TV, and a kitchen that looked barely touched except for the coffee maker.