Adventure Escape: Framed Chapter 3 Novels & Stories

No one wants to be singled out and brought inside, but we’ll do it if we have to. The third office is easy to find. We go inside and flip on the lights. It’s a small room, and there aren’t a lot of books on the shelf. He didn’t tell us the name of the book, but it’s pretty clear to me with a quick glance, I can see what book it is. The Great Escape. Aria pulls the book, and the shelf swings open, and a doorway appears. This time, I have to make sure she understands the importance of me going first. I have the gun, and she’s already been shot. “Follow me,” I tell her. Aria nods reluctantly, and I step into the darkness.

Jade leaves, heart pounding, aware that time is slipping and stakes are higher than ever. ❤️ Chapter 63: Oswald Guest House Jade races to the Oswald Guest House, adrenaline and dread propelling her through the city. She confronts a surreal, luxurious setting: polished marble, rose petals, floating candles, and a staged romance in full display. At the top, she finds Scarlett, poised and calculating, ready with her practiced charm—but her smile vanishes when she sees Jade. Confrontation erupts immediately. Jade tries to warn Scarlett about the danger of pregnancy, but Scarlett derides her, escalating the tension. The chapter ends with betrayal and violence, Scarlett physically attacking Jade a

"Luna, we can't let them catch us. We have to keep going!" Luna nodded, her determination unwavering. "We'll find a way, Amelia. We have to." They quickened their pace, desperately seeking an escape from the never-ending nightmare. The passage twisted and turned, the air growing thick with anticipation. But despite the odds, Luna refused to give up hope. Their path suddenly opened up into a grand chamber, adorned with glittering crystals that shimmered like stars. Luna marveled at the beauty, momentarily captivated by the ethereal sight.

Add the doors in the hallway that are also starting to open. I need an escape route. I hastily looked around and turned off the Ai. But there were no good hiding spots. The hallway was narrow and at the end was a dead end. The only way to leave was through the door behind me. My heart started to hammer. The third door on the left opened first. It revealed four men of mixed nationalities, holding bags and cases. "I'll inform you once we run out and need another batch. When will the new supply get here again?"

Picking up a flashlight that the thugs dropped, he looked around—it appeared to be a hallway, with the walls tiled with white marble. Even the roof was tiled with imagery of constellations, a far better sight than the route they had taken earlier. Amazing… So the passage above was a diversion, while another one lay below! Frank then glanced at the thugs, who were all groaning in pain but fortunately alive. "How do we get out of here?" Lara then asked. Frank looked up and found in curiosity that the ceiling overhead did not collapse—it looked like they were teleported there. "It must be some sort of contraption!"

Julian shook his head. "You come too." Marcus smiled. "I can't." "If they don't find resistance..." "They'll know you've escaped." Julian understood. His oldest friend was volunteering to stay behind. To buy them time. Julian gripped Marcus's forearm. "You get out." "I'll do my best." --- The bookcase began sliding closed. Just before it sealed completely— The office doors exploded inward. Smoke filled the room. Dark figures rushed through the breach. Marcus opened fire. The hidden passage plunged into darkness as the bookcase locked shut.

Downstairs, a door slammed. Veeraj’s voice carried out, sharper now. “Where is she?” My breath caught. Alex squeezed my hand. “Now, Saesha. Now.” And I realized this was it — my chance. My escape. Or my last mistake. END OF CHAPTER 30

Then. The final image appeared. Eve smiled peacefully. A smile free from hatred. Free from loneliness. Free from Samuel. The screen went black. --- The mechanical voice echoed through the fortress. Emergency Railway Activated. All personnel proceed immediately to evacuation platform. Adrian grabbed Elena's hand. "We have to go!" No one argued. With heavy hearts... The group ran toward the evacuation tunnel. Behind them... The Silent Fortress continued collapsing. Ahead... The escape train waited with its doors open. But none of them looked back.

I was already feeling jet-lagged. "Oh, and block Mason's number and any you could have from his pack. There is no need to relay to me if they call," I told her and she nodded. I walked towards the clamp ground and entered Lily's tent to rest. When I got up, I joined Lily by the fire. "You are here, good. We are heading out in an hour," she told me. I noticed the camp site was full and as looked around, I locked eyes with Henry and quickly looked away. His eyes scared me.

That night, as she sat by the faint glow of a found lantern, she started a list in a torn notebook she'd found in a child's backpack. Rules for Staying Alive. Don't make noise. Don't go out after dark. Don't trust what looks human. Keep moving. Always. Don't look at the sky for too long. She hesitated, then added a sixth. Find out why you're still here. Outside, something screamed again long, low, and inhuman. Lilly tightened her grip on the knife and whispered to the dark, "Come and try to get me." And above the broken city, the rift pulsed once more brighter this time, as if answering her challenge.