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"No, don't move. I feel like there's something going on here. Did you hear it?” I looked at Key, the girl occasionally put her ears to the floor. Ah I remember, this method is the most effective way to hear what happens if you are in a soundproof room like now. I crouched down and pressed my ears to the floor. Key is right, this seems to be the sound of gas being released on purpose. I quickly stood up as well as Aldo and Key. "I think we should hurry out of this room, we could lose a lot of energy if we stay here!" I stood in the doorway, unsure whether to open it or not. But I was sure again, I then opened it and there was only an empty room with the door right in front of us. This room is

Every screw in the wall. Still, I couldn’t sleep. I sat on the cold floor of the bathroom, back against the tub, knees to my chest. The silence was too loud. Every creak sounded like a whisper. Then… I heard something. Faint. Muffled. I leaned closer to the wall. Voices. I froze. Not outside the room. Inside the walls. I pressed my ear against the tile. The sound was low but clear — a man speaking in fragments. "...she doesn’t know yet… wait until the signal…"

Her gaze swept across Cade's face indifferently before standing up and walking toward the door. Just as Cade was about to speak, she brushed past him. He could make out the somewhat pungent scent of liquor on her as she passed. She didn't go far, just to the room next door. She pushed open the partially opened door. This private room and the one she had just been in were part of a larger suite, divided into two by decorative wooden partitions in the middle. The soundproofing was worse than that of an ordinary private room. As a result, the conversations in the adjacent room were all audible here.

Each of them had a room. The sound insulation equipment of this kind of stay-inns was very poor. Stella heard the moaning sound coming from the next room, she couldn't fall asleep because of the noise. The pair next door... they seemed not to need any sleep. It was not easy to calm down, but not a while, something happened again. They were even doing when knocking at the wall on her side, "Thump! Thump! Thump!" And the screams of the girl was sharp.

Could it be that there was someone outside listening? Didn't Jessie and Alex's voices just now be heard by others? Alex could feel Jessie's nervousness and panic. Alex put Jessie on the bed, bent his long finger and lightly knocked on her forehead. Alex seemed to be laughing at her unnecessary worries. Mountain and River Residence's soundproofing was an international top soundproofing material. Usually, the door would be closed. Even if the room was opened to sing, the outside would not be able to hear a single sound, not to mention Alex and Jessie were still in the bathroom just now.

Across from the bed was a row of cabinets and shelves, all of which were filled with medical supplies, neatly arranged and labeled. There was a single door leading out of the room, and it was made of a heavy, dark wood that looked like it could withstand anything. The room was completely silent, and I couldn't hear any sounds from outside. It was as if I was in a bubble, cut off from the rest of the world.

“Don’t worry, Ms. Ambers. No one from outside would hear us talking unless you shouted at me in the loudest way you could. If Kaihly forgot to mention to you a few information about this room, then give me a chance to say it.” Caden cleared his throat turned to look at the door and pointed at it while his arm rested on my table. I watched him silently, wondering how the hell did he know what was I worrying about. “That door is semi-sound proofed as well as the walls. The material used to build your office is well-insulated, but it cannot entirely eliminate the sound that would come in and out of the room. They won’t hear us unless you shout at me right now,” he explained as he pointed to dif

Jade woke to the bedroom door being opened. The sudden shift of air and noises from behind it had stirred her awake. Just outside the doorway were unfamiliar voices, and further down the hall, she could hear a vacuum running. The door closed again with a faint click, and the room once again became silent. She was impressed by how well it blocked out the sound. Between that and the comfortable bed, she'd gotten a great night's sleep.

The deafening wail of the Citadel’s main alarm sirens cut through the pristine air of the secure chamber, its high-pitched rhythm bouncing violently off the gold-leafed pillars and polished marble walls. The luxury of the upper world, which had seemed so quiet and untouchable just a moment before, was instantly transformed into a cage of echoing noise.

"Tech. Hidden speakers maybe, or displays that can be remotely controlled. Harrison knows the layout from his time here during the pregnancy." Ava whispered, her voice small. "I feel watched. Even now. Like Victor is standing behind me." I called the tech lead again. "Sweep for audio devices. Advanced ones. Voice playback, directional speakers that can target specific areas. Check the vents, the walls, behind the paintings." The lead replied quickly. "We are on it. Found something in the vents near the bedroom. Small. New. Military grade, not commercially available." Ava listened, relief flooding her features. "See? It is real. It was never me."