Hideaway の小説・ストーリー

With the blanket still wrapped around me, I slip off my damp underwear off and head into the living area, desperate for a drink, my throat sore and dry. I find myself in the little galley kitchen looking through the pantry area I cry out. "Thank you, Lord." As I find a full crate of bottled water, opening one I drink it all, hardly tasting it, I pull out a packet of biscuits, looking through the pantry there should be enough food here to last me a couple of days, maybe I should just hide out here until things calm down. Deciding that's the best plan of action, I pick up another bottle of water and take it with the packet of biscuits back to the bunk area.

The Big Hole Thalia She spent nearly 500 dollars just to get to Colorado, and she was sure someone had taken her family horde. She searched for nearly a week before she came across something startling. Her family horde...every bit of treasure and dollar had been moved into one massive plot with what remained of other families’ belongings. not stolen. But reburied. some else had to have survived. She couldn't find and clues though and waiting 2 days more did nothing but push her deeper into despair. She made a quick note, anyone worth contacting should understand the runes enough to figure it out.

scared to even hear the answer. “If you think eyes were not watching you at all times, you are stupider than I thought.” “What are we doing out here?” I looked around at where here was. “I am so glad you asked, this will be your new home.” He responded with arms wide open like he was showing me something grand. “Oh, and you won’t be escaping. Once I leave, this place will be rigged to blow if any of the windows or doors are tampered with. So, I wouldn’t try and escape. But just in case….” He smiled evilly and went to a closet. Inside he pulled out a fifty-foot log chain.

The woman's mouth needs some brakes. But really, how did Airah know that? Is it too obvious, or is it one of her mutant powers? "Enough, Ai. Let's go. I still have a lot to do," said Iston, obviously getting impatient. "Oh, yes! Haha! Sorry! I got too carried away. I was just very excited to have finally met you two." Airah said, then took a step away from them. "As Dan said, my name is Airah. But you can call me Ai. I prefer that. I'm also a mutant and am assigned by Boss to lead and guard the 7th Hideout. That is the name of the place we're going to. And the 7th Hideout will also serve as your home for the time being." She pointed behind her. "There is a vehicle waiting nearby to take us b

I asked desperately, rubbing my hands together like a junky going through withdrawal. Ash moved to me and held my face in the palms of his hands, “Ben and I will go on ahead. You need to stay here. Try in whatever way possible to mask your scent. Burn some wood around the house and spray one of the air fresheners in the house. You need to stay hidden. Do not leave this house, do you hear me?”

he said as he headed out the door. Anna knew he was trying to escape. He knew he was giving her and her best friend space so they could talk things out but she wasn’t ready to talk. She just wanted to be left alone and Hailey wasn’t going to let her. The girls sat opposite each other, doing nothing but staring at each other. Hailey didn’t know what it felt like to come from such a complicated back ground. Her life was pretty easy. She was the daughter of two vampires. She was the only child too. Her parents were easy going folks and they were very peaceful people. They didn’t quarrel with anybody and they rarely fed directly from a life source. They always has sashes of blood in the house be

I whisper under my breath. Looking afar, I see "myself" mocking me. I can't lie. I know that peace is one thing I won't get in this lifetime. And seeing how the world is now, I'd rather be greedy for a house that has an unlimited food supply, a bed with fluffy pillows, and an everyday rain. Who am I kidding? I already have those. Well, except for the everyday rain, that is. "Diviana. If you would please permit me to ask, are you done having a moment with yourself?"

I walk into the house, and Michael was waiting for me to return. “Any luck?” Michael asks. “Unfortunately, no. The trap went off, but nothing was inside of it.” I reply, frustrated. “We will catch him, but if we do, where are we going to hide him?” Michael turns on the kettle to make coffee. At this moment I wasn’t in the mood for coffee, I needed something stronger. I make my towards the bar. “There is an abandoned cabin a mile from here. No one will think to look for him there.” I pour a drink for Michael and me. I gave him his glass. Michael switches off the kettle and walks towards me, grabbing a seat at the bar.

“I’m planning something.” “You always are.” “I want to take her and Edith away for the weekend. Friday morning through Sunday night. Somewhere private. Isolated. Ward-protected. I want to walk her through everything. The shift. The pain. The power. All of it.” Elias didn’t hesitate. “I’ll start prepping the Hollow.” The Hollow was a remote sanctuary we kept in the northern pines. Hidden by both tech and spellwork. Built to train, heal, and protect emerging wolves.

As Sophia approached, the bartender eyed her from head to toe. “Are you Sophia Abraham?” the bartender asked. Sophia was slightly surprised that the man knew her name. Was he a gossip enthusiast too? “He’s too drunk and kept calling out the same name over and over,” the bartender explained. “Ah, thank you. I’ll take him from here,” Sophia said. Luckily, the bar was quiet, unlike the more luxurious, high-profile ones she had visited earlier. This one was tucked away in a secluded area, far from the glamorous nightlife.