Escaping Hell Novels & Stories

With every step she takes, my fear ratchets higher and higher, and I know I’m looking at my death. Bree got away with killing Iain Dacre, and now, with Mack waiting for me back at the house and no idea I’m in any trouble, she’s going to toss me over the cliff and disappear. By the time Mack realizes something is wrong, it’ll be too late. I’ll be at the bottom of the cliff. I’m frantic as I draw on my gift, but it’s like plunging my hand into sand. It just slips between my fingers the moment I try to grab at it.

Let your imagination go wild! "What is this for?" I asked. "Take a photo of it and send it to your driver. Tell him I'm the last person you're with, and I'll take full responsibility if anything awful happens to you. Call him so that you may have a proper conversation with him." I locked my gaze on him, trying to figure out if he was serious, and he locked his gaze on me as well. No one wants to break a stare, but I swiftly avoided it when I felt like I was melting through his stare. I sighed in despair; I really wanted to go home, and if Cielo still isn't coming, I might take him up on his offer. I feel like I'm getting a cold, my head hurts, and the rain isn't helping. I called Cielo's num

“SAVANNAH GO!” The floor trembled. Sparks rained from the ceiling. Harrison’s voice thundered over the alarms. “LOCK EVERYTHING.” And the system obeyed him. One by one, every exit sealed. Every corridor darkened. Every escape vanished. Except one. Savannah ran toward it, breathless, heart tearing itself apart with every step. She skidded into the auxiliary lift, slamming the button as alarms screamed in her ears. The doors shut. She hit the glass with her palm, tears streaking down her cheeks.

“Seems I’m doomed today. Well, let's all go down to hell together then!” The surroundings began to collapse slowly. Adrian glanced at Ivory but ignored him, focused on escaping. From behind, Ivory’s manic laughter faintly echoed. “Hahaha, give up! You’ll never escape!” At the last second, Adrian burst through the door. Boom! An explosion rocked behind him as Abry Hills collapsed. Rocks tumbled down, yellow dust billowing and swallowing the fleeing tanks. Moments later, a battered tank burst forth like a blazing meteor into the distance. Adrian, covered in dust and dirt, calmly watched Abry Hills collapse behind him.

Priscilla Escareal of Escareal Holdings, the socialite behind the huge drug den in Biliran, caught hiding in a private island in Visayas. "So it's true ... she's just hiding," I whispered to myself. "How could she do that!" I shouted angrily. "Calm down, Drey ..." Kirk said. "How can I calm down? Daddy has worked hard to grow all our business! Now everything is a mess! It's all a mess! I can't even defend myself against the allegations because I have a feeling Mommy really did it all! I didn't believe at first ... but now, the truth is in front of me! Kaya paano ako kakalma? "

In a daring escape, Hazel and the child navigated the labyrinthine alleys of the city, their steps guided by instinct and the desperate need for freedom. Through moments of heart-pounding adrenaline and near-captures, Hazel's courage and resourcefulness shone brightly. She outwitted her pursuers, relying on her quick thinking and sharp reflexes to keep them safe. Cornered in a dead-end alley, with the men closing in from all sides, Hazel felt a surge of protectiveness for the child in her arms. Drawing on every ounce of strength she possessed, Hazel fought back against the darkness that threatened to consume them.

“He shouldn’t be here. Take him out, Xavier! Leave right now!” Derrick implored, looking at Xavier with a mixture of desperation and resolve. Without another word, Xavier grabbed Liam’s small body and headed out the door. “Goodbye, Xavier,” Derrick mumbled, his voice tinged with finality. As Xavier stepped outside, there was a sudden, deafening explosion, sending shockwaves through the air. Xavier instinctively shielded Liam, his heart pounding with fear and adrenaline. Turning back to look at the crumbling and now burning building, Xavier’s eyes widened in shock. He had narrowly escaped being engulfed by the explosion.

Hendrix called "On your way out, you'll pass the gallows where wolves like us are being forced and tortured to work like slaves. But no matter what you see or hear, don't stop to help them. It would only bring more death." The wolves nodded again, giving him their thanks one last time before heading out. After they leave, Hendrix sneaks out of the gallows and finds his way to the Shadow Chamber, if Vaskra's map was correct, he should be able to get some disguise to hide his identity and a good spot to hide and wait for the signal. BOOM! The first explosion hit the mountain. Then another, and another. Smoke began to cover the cold mountain air and within a few seconds, Blackspine Mountain was

Holly pantsed, “I could’ve helped Seraphina.” “It’s not too late,” Ivan said fiercely. “We will save her.” Their small paws were torn and bloodied, and it broke my heart to watch them suffer. “Stop,” I begged. “You don’t have to save me. This place is too dangerous—go home, please…” But no matter how desperately I pleaded, they kept moving forward. Thankfully, before they got far, they ran into the rescue squad. “The glacier isn’t a playground,” Xander barked. “Go home. Now.”

he says grinning even more widely. “Thank the goddess I’m graduating next year.” “Hey! Hopefully we’re not all bad,” Sphinx says getting into the van. “That has yet to be determined. Give me the rundown while we travel and where are we going?” While we drive, Sphinx and Cipher update me on Stellan going feral and literally jumping off a cliff to escape Raptor.