Man at War – Excerpt No. 136

Evelyn walked the marble circular staircase leading to Grand Hall. The main reception area was still in tatters. The collection of windows providing guests a view of the valley below was a collection of welded steel, wood covers, and tarps. At least it keeps the wind and rain out.

The front desk was missing entirely, in its place there was a large shipping crate. Since the hotel was not officially open, there was nothing else. but a phone in case someone needed assistance.

On either side of her were the east and west wings. Most of it was made up of tarps, scaffolding as the clubs, lounges, and restaurants were still at the design stage.

a cinematic photo of the interior of a hotel under construction in 1915 Canada, with art deco elements such as ornate metallic accents, geometric patterns, and luxurious materials partially installed, while tarps, scaffolding, and wooden frames dominate the scene, workers in worn clothing and hats are present, amidst scenery and decor fitting for the early 20th century, with warm lighting and a sense of grandeur, the photography style is nostalgic and haunting, capturing the juxtaposition of old and new, with earthy tones and muted colors prevailing, and the overall atmosphere is one of anticipation and transformation.

Disclaimer: This novel is an work in progress and readers may encounter grammatical errors and inconsistencies. Please view this a draft and not a published work.



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