Amber Alert Backstory Novels & Stories

The detective said and for the first time since Emma was taken, Anna had a glimmer of hope. “Really? I remember the name of the manufacturing company it's DEROX.” Anna told them and they jotted it down on their notepad. “OK, we'll look into this and as soon as we have an update, we'll get back to you. Don't you worry Mrs. Knight, we'll get your little girl back. Also one of our IT guys will come meet you, he needs a picture of Emma so that we can put out the amber alert.” They told Anna and then they walked away.

Amber was already halfway to a place she once swore she'd never step foot in again when her phone buzzed from inside her bag. She wanted to ignore it and focus only on the road ahead, but with everything happening and Damon missing, she couldn't afford to miss a call. It could be news. Good or bad, she needed to know. She pulled over at a safe spot, reached into her bag, and checked the screen. An unknown number flashed on her screen. Yet… something about it felt familiar.

Amber POV What we feared happened the very next morning. I was halfway through reviewing security reports inside my office when my private emergency line vibrated. Not my phone. My watch. Only four people had access to that number. Jason. Alex. Alice. And the emergency relay system connected to the fairy house. The moment I saw Alex’s name flash across the screen, every instinct in my body sharpened instantly. I accepted the call immediately. “Alex?” His voice came through low and controlled, eerily calm for a six-year-old child calling from school.

The Amber Alert had been cancelled twenty minutes after it aired—a custody misunderstanding, the news anchor had said. A false alarm. But the adrenaline it spiked hadn't faded. It lingered in the hospital room like the smell of ozone after a lightning strike. Aria lay back against the pillows, her hand trembling slightly as she reached for her water. Sienna sat in the armchair, her legs tucked under her, scrolling through the security feeds from the penthouse on her iPad. "She's sleeping," Sienna said softly, turning the screen so Aria could see the grainy, green-tinted image of Emma in her crib. "Look. She’s doing that thing with her foot."

Onika hugged Sam as he mourned the recent lost of two loved ones, both casualties of the vodon. Few minutes later they entered a small house on a cross road. The lady of the house was a young doctor who worked at the local hospital. She had arrived home a few minutes ago. She introduced herself as Amber. William explained that Amber was one of the “facilitators” for the Agency. She had moved here six months ago. Upon noticing something unusual related to the deaths of the young people, she had alerted the org. By the time William took on the case, the situation had progressed with two more murders on hand. The police had found a pattern to the murders but obviously they were clueless about t

In all the time we've spent together Zander had never once spoken this coldly to me, never looked at me with such malice, it scared me having all that rage and coldness I was used to hearing about being directed at me. "I was an expert at herbs back when I was still in the pack," I say, forcing my voice to calm, of it shook too much he'd be a lot more suspicious. "Especially rare herbs, poisonous berbs, I read about them a lot." "Continue." "When I first heard about Alpha Ezra's sickness I recognized the symptoms, I didn't say much of it because I knew it could be wrong and because of the rarity of the plant itself I didn't want to assume. But them I saw him myself and that confirmed it."

Ryan asked, looking really concerned as he walked towards me. “Isn’t that what happened?” I asked. “It wasn’t a mistake Amberly. The Devil Alpha is after you. He wants you. Not me.” Ryan said.

"But it's going to cost you." "Put it on Victoria's tab." A harsh, electronic buzz shattered the tense silence. Lying near the edge of the map, Amberly’s stolen burner phone vibrated violently against the metal table. Frowning, she reached out and picked it up. "Who has this number?" "Nobody," Jordan said, his instincts instantly flaring. "Don't answer it." "It's not a call." Swiping the cracked screen, she stared at the notification. "It's an emergency broadcast alert. It bypassed the encryption entirely."

However, he had refrained from telling her anything just yet. The first package intended for Amber was sent while she was on a business trip to Paris just a week ago. Unfortunately, she remained unaware of its contents as her secretary, Abby, had received the package on her behalf. Devlin was grateful that Amber had been spared from directly experiencing the fear and anxiety caused by the threats, but he knew that he couldn’t keep her in the dark for much longer.

The chief said looking serious at me. "Yes..." I simply said and I remain quiet as so as them, it took a little minute after they talk and then face me again. "Mr. Tabern here said you are with him when you both saw the patient cardiac arrest" "Yes, I did my very best to revive her but it is too late...so..." "Okay, ahmm you can now go back to your shift" Amber suddenly said and then smile at me. I am not sure if what I said is okay, right now they are serious to get someone to blame, I just cant think of anyone to...I am stopped on my position here at the ER's entrance seeing Alice at the station busy doing her thing.