Elnora Smith sat in her office, twirling the bugs found, between her fingers, then she abruptly got to her feet and headed out of her office, she knew what she was going to do with the bugs and the idea pleased her. An hour later, she was driving to her friend’s house, or “fortress” as she liked to call it. She had accomplished what she set out to do, if Bernard Newman wanted something to publish, then she’ll give him something. She smiled as she approached the house, when safely inside, she said to her friend “you heard and watched everything that happened right?” pointing to her computer her friend replied, “Yes, that was a lot of drama but as always you handled it just fine.” “Of course, I’m the best at these things” Nora proudly asserted, to which she received an eye roll and a playful smack on the shoulder. “Ouch, that hurt” she exclaimed, in a childlike voice. She walked over to the middle of the living room, turned on the TV, and slouched onto one of the black sofas, then
He stirred, long thick lashes fluttered open revealing beautiful hazel eyes, then closed again, only to reopen, trying to adjust to the dimly lit room with no windows and a single door to the far left corner of the room. He slowly began to absorb and asses his unfamiliar surroundings. He looked around the relatively small and virtually empty room but for a few items strategically placed. To the left, a few meters away from the door was a table with things he couldn't make out spread across its entire surface. There was a wooden chair placed right in the middle of the room, facing him, with the only source of light, a lamp, hanging from a wooden beam a few meters away from him, it hung between the chair and him. He tried to stand to his feet from his seated position, suddenly realizing he was restricted by four chains, one for each arm and leg which was then attached to the wall behind him. A flood of
Staringout the window of her beautiful office, she couldn't help but feel grateful for all she had achieved in such a short time. Her company, FS Phoenix, which ran a chain of businesses, for instance, brings joy to her every time she thinks about it. Sitting here in this luxurious office, an office she had always wanted, It had a lovely view of the city; the passing cars, the rooftops of buildings around them, the lovely skyline, and the beautiful horizon. As a child, she loved looking out the window. Everything outside her window fascinated her. Now at 26, she is still fascinated by everything outside her window. Something new happens everyday, like the two men having a heated argument on the sidewalk or the passersby who were paying no attention to them as they hurried to their destinations or the nursing mother who was trying to get her child to stop crying. A lot had changed, but her fascination with window
Noraand her friend stepped into the private elevator they both used. It kept them away from their workers and also the public, just the way they liked it. They were so obsessed with their privacy that they hated interactions and took measures to make sure everything remained that way, private. A few minutes later, they arrived at their cars. A silver Mercedes Benz GLA SUV and a black Audi Q8, they both paused and looked at each other, unsure which car to take."You drive, I'll follow," Nora's friend said as she walked towards the black Audi. Although billionaires, Nora and her best friend loved to do everything by themselves because that's what they were used to, so off they went to the restaurant for dinner. With no escort, convoy, driver or bodyguard. A few minutes later, the two cars were parked in front of a nice-looking restaurant. It seemed simple for a location
It was a warm Sunday afternoon. The sun was high up in the sky. Robbin and her aunt Emily were singing at the top of their lungs to the horror of her uncle Jason, who was driving them home. They were returning from church, and it was a long drive home. Jason tried so hard to ignore them, focusing his attention instead on the road ahead. Jason was an ex-soldier who was well-built, calm and very reserved, unlike his wife Emily, who was an ecologist. She had a carefree and outgoing personality. He wished he could get home faster and be locked up in his shed, his own world, away from the horrible singing of his wife and niece.He looked at his wife affectionately and said, "baby, I love you both, but please stop singing. It's causing my ears to bleed. " She smiled mischievously, turned up the volume of the music playing through the speakers in the car, and continued singing even louder.Jason let out a loud, exasperated sigh and said, "At least it was worth a try." After a short wh
Robbinlooked at the gun beside her. Determined not to let these men get away with killing her family, she aimed at the head of the man who shot her uncle. Fueled by anger and adrenaline, she waited as they walked towards the body of the man with the large bag, then pulled the trigger, hitting the side of his head. Her uncle's gun lessons paid off. The recoil knocked her a little off balance, but she took aim again. Startled by the sudden gunshot and shocked to see the body of his friend, the man who shot her aunt looked around frantically, trying to figure out where the shot came from. She shot again but missed her target, hitting him instead at the back of his leg. Following the sound, he lifted his head towards the treehouse. Robbin knew she was in trouble, so she shot again as he lifted his gun and slowly advanced towards her, but she missed him slightly. He reached the treehouse and aimed. Scared and panicking, Robbin fumbled wi
Noraparked at her usual spot at work; her friend's car was nowhere in sight. She began gathering her things; she loved doing everything herself. Though she had the money to get dozens of people to do the things she needed, she never got any help. Doing everything herself helped maintain her privacy. It saved her from mess and gossip. She was however puzzled as to how the press was able to get that information, despite all the measures she put in place. She stepped out of her car, locked it and walked to the elevator. Nora got to work, as soon as she got to her office, the weight of the news article still on her mind.
Robbin found herself in a small village far away from what used to be home. Tired, scared and hungry, she looked for a place to stay and food to eat. She hadn't slept properly in days and only survived on water from the river and wild fruits. As she walked through what seemed like a large farm, she tried her best not to draw attention to herself from the few workers scattered around. She seemed a little far from them. She began heading towards the truck parked on a dirt road close to the farm. It was filled with baskets of farm produce. Relief washed over her as she began heading towards the truck, stopping suddenly as she heard the voices of a group of men who were standing awkwardly in front of the truck chatting. They were speaking a different language; she couldn't understand a word of what they were saying. She looked around to see if someone was watching her. Luckily for her, there weren't many people around. Everyone was busy with work. She carefully watched as the men chatt