Novel & Cerita Aiden Disventure Camp

Stop that. WHEN I AM ALREADY done with my job, I went straight to the chairman's office to wait for Aiden so that we could go home together. I haven’t seen Aiden the rest of the day since we parted ways back on the rooftop because he's been with the chairman to understand all the problems the company is facing. He is bound to replace the human Aiden, so he must know every little detail about the company.

But it was a long, long time before all this chaos happened. “His name is Aiden, he is one of the best snipers from the training camp in US, and has had a lot of experience doing risky jobs. Last night a container truck hit them on purpose on their way home, then they were almost killed by a bomb being carried by a boy. Why is this matter getting more complicated, Al?” asked Luca in frustration.

Which he did, but before the month was over, on our last week. I don’t know what they did to Aiden, there were six of them, snobby young alphas who thought the world revolved around them. We all don’t know what happened exactly, but Aiden missed the morning session, and they did too. No one thought much about them not attending as they did whatever they wanted in that camp.

I laughed. When we were done, Aiden showed me the man who will be watching me. I stepped outside the mansion to begin my adventure of the day. I decided to head towards the camp. The camp was set up by Zack in the past to help people who were stranded and had no family. It had grown so much that it no longer looked like a camp but a community.

The entrance to the True North’s den grounds was concealed by a wall of tangled vines and a rushing stream. Kaden and Naina slipped into the water silently while letting the current guide them toward the heart of the camp. The water was very cold, but it masked their scent just as the plan had predicted. Naina’s pulse thundered when she spotted the crude wooden cages at the far end of the clearing, with two wolves guarding it. Through the bars of one, she saw Aiden, his small, fragile, his mop of hair a mess, his little hands smudged with dirt.

“I've been fine, I'm so happy to see you. It's been so long. You'll tell me about everything when we get to my office.” Aiden has made the guards to clear the forest and the pack house by making up training for all ages. So we can reach without being seen. We quietly and swiftly walked with Aiden and Reina holding each others hands. We soon got to the office and closed the door behind us. “Should I call Adam now?” I asked Sanders. “Yes, I want him to be here when I say everything.” “Alright.” I reached out to Adam using the mindlink. “Please, I need you at my office as soon as possible.”

“How’s your trip? Are you having fun?” Aiden nodded quickly. “Yes! Mommy and I are staying with Aunty Liv. She has a big house, and we went swimming today! And guess what? I was inside a pool balloon!” Marcus laughed again. “That sounds amazing, buddy. I wish I could be there with you.” Aiden’s smile faltered slightly. “When are you coming home?” There was a pause before Marcus answered, his voice softer this time. “I don’t know yet, but when I do, we’ll spend a lot of time together, okay?”

It seems the camp had been made as the safe base and there are many people stays in the military camp including the former soldiers . For Adrian , he feels disappointed and a bit happy as the camp is not the East camp int heir world and because of that he had confirmed that their world won't infected by the virus that destroyed their world. The leader of the military camp only allowed the vice mayor and the military leader with the upper management that follow the convoy to enter their base while the others had to wait outside the base . Looking at the open area that could endangered them , Adrian decided to bring the others to build temporary camp in the jungle beside the military camp . Th

Back at the campsite, Adea's eyes flicked open. She rolled over onto her back, groaning softly as she stretched out her arms. As she stared up at the roof of the tent, she noticed it was almost too dark to see anything. It was still the middle of the night. That was when she looked over to see the light of the fire peeking through the tent flap. She looked around the tent and realized that neither Lyda nor Jay was there with her. She was alone.