Apartmentbuilding Histoires

Grant Whelan is home after years of covering wars overseas. He has PTSD, and finds it hard to return to normalcy after living with the sounds of aircrafts flying overhead and bombs raining down from the sky. His hope is that the apartment on quiet Rose Gate Street will help him relax and find the peace and normalcy that he so desperately needs. But nightmares still haunt him, and phantoms of the dead follow his every move. Little does Grant know, while looking for normalcy, he will find something else along the way. Something wonderful and slightly addictive. Something awkward and amusing. Something new and ... perfect....

When Liam moves into a quiet apartment building, he only wants peace and a new beginning. But every night at 3:14 a.m., the ceiling whispers his name. The woman upstairs swears she lives alone yet someone keeps walking in her room. After a chilling encounter, Liam discovers the truth: Apartment 8C has been empty for months. Now the voice above him wants something he can't give back. A slow-burn psychological horror about guilt, obsession, and the things that live between the walls.

A short story about a piano playing the same song every night.

Welcome to Claremont Apartments in Oklahoma City. Built-in 1918, meticulously restoring original features including transoms, original Murphy beds, and hardwood oak floors, your new home is a short streetcar or bike ride to your downtown job. You are steps away from Midtown restaurants, coffee shops, museums, studios, and fun. All the best OKC has to offer. A mile away from downtown, Bricktown, and OUHSC. We offer studio apartments for rent in Oklahoma City. You will really enjoy this. Visit Claremont Apartments,425 NW 12th Street, Oklahoma City.

Based off a prompt I received on tumblr: I've had a crush on you for months but we've never talked yet here you are drunk off your ass trying to get me to come over and join your birthday party' Connor looked him up and down again before meeting his eyes, "Nice to meet you, Oliver Hampton." And that's when Oliver started to love living in his apartment building for all the wrong reasons.