Ark Dossier Book Novels & Stories

He let out a deep breath and turned to leave. He knocked on the doctor's office. "Come in." He heard the doctor say. Brewster pushed open the door and entered. "Dr Kelvin." He called with a slight smile. Dr. Kelvin raised his eyes from the report before him and quickly stood up. "Brewster, you're finally here." He said urgently and handed a report to Brewster. "Check this. It's your mother's recent report." His eyes dimmed significantly, and he sighed bitterly.

The entire library was becoming an inferno. We burst through a set of metal fire doors, setting off a weak, battery-drained alarm that chirped pathetically, and emerged into the cool, gray air of the loading dock. A single, rotting zombie in coveralls was shuffling nearby. Jake didn’t break stride. He swung the fire axe in a short, brutal arc, and the creature fell, its head nearly severed. The utility truck was where we had left it, a beautiful, glorious sight. We scrambled inside, Jake slamming his door shut as I fumbled with my seatbelt, my hands still trembling from the adrenaline.

Proof of how Viper had orchestrated offshore deals using Crest and Montrose assets. Surveillance footage of boardroom murders blamed on rival families. Bank statements connecting her to political manipulations in Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia. And then, one file made my hands freeze. “GODDAUGHTER.EXE” I opened it. It was me. A digital dossier. My blood type. My psychological evaluations. Photos from childhood, some I didn’t even remember being taken. Journal entries – stolen, digitized. A record of my entire life. Curated – Manipulated - Controlled.

🦪 DORA 🦪 It came faster than we expected, the mysterious card. I woke up that morning, and it was there, a black card, with a letter written on it, a letter that contained the time for the fight and the location for the pick-up. The card trembles in my hand. “What time is it?” Dale asks from behind me. “They know where… I live? I stammer. Dale Lazarus nods, “The moment you signed that contract, you gave them the exclusive right to know everything about you.”

Dash asked. Dash was the kind of person who believes in verifying things from the source rather than assuming. He liked and lived by the truth. The biggest sin to him would be someone lying to him. It's a big no-no for the said man. Lee understood this fact. " You are right Mr. I do have another reason. I would have let you know the detail but I am not done collecting all the data. Give me some time and I will give you fully verified information." Dash understood. She didn't want to assume things. " That's my girl. Let's give Luca a call then, shall we? It would be better to let him know. Besides, he is not fond of surprises. I am sure you know that."

At the same time, Edmund, who was at the Aurous International Hotel, received a phone call from his subordinates. As soon as the line was connected, the other party hurriedly said, “Boss! I heard someone from the inner division of the Aurous Hill Police Department saying that the police have already found a book containing traces of mercury dichloride in Doris’s house! They have already set up a special task force to start tracing clues related to that book!” “What?!” Edmund exclaimed as he blurted out, “Why are the police officers in Aurous Hill so efficient?”

It couldn’t be. The temperature changed. Almost as if the air conditioner itself knew the devil had returned and needed to make the room warmer. Her body went into alarm. The hairs on her skin rose. Her hands froze around the speaker. She didn’t want to turn around. She didn’t want to confirm it. But she had to. Slowly, Eliana looked toward the doorway. There he was. Standing in his perfect darkness. Like the dead had returned to life. Black upon black. Everything about him wrapped in shadows, like darkness itself had chosen a body. Cesare stood in the doorway.

So I sat on the deck watching the ocean turn from black to grey to pale blue, nursing Elena while my mind spun through possibilities and threats and worst case scenarios. Von found me there when he woke, took one look at my face, and knew I hadn't slept. "You need rest," he said, settling beside me with coffee. "Real rest, not just stolen minutes between feedings." "I'll rest when Victoria Mason is dead." I shifted Elena to my other breast. "Is that the dossier?" He hesitated, then handed it over. "It's comprehensive. And disturbing. Marcus's people are very thorough." I read while Elena nursed, each page worse than the last.

that's what she's saying. I scoff. "She sneaks into sacred grounds, steals from a sealed library... and claims the book?!" "I don't think she's stealing it," Alessia whispers. "Whatever this book is... she came for it. I saw her eyes when she picked it up, Derek. Like she recognized it." The thought tightens something inside me. My grip on the table's edge creak. It wasn't supposed to be like this. Footsteps sounds from behind. Dr. Dathan emerges from the shadows in a cloak. A brown hood that made him look more druid than physician. He crosses the room in swift strides, eyes sharp, missing nothing.

He half heartedly apologized as his laugh came to an end. “So, you’re apparently going through the same thing I’m going through. Heat”. Dario said, looking into her eyes to gauge her reaction. “But I’m not a wolf”. She says, looking like a confused puppy. All Dario thought in this moment was how adorable she was. “Yes, but you’re not a creature we even know anything about. Trent and James had read it in this book. He said as he handed over a dark green, hard cover book to her. This left her wondering why all the books, and information they found on Oscuras, were always either in black on dark green, but she swallowed her question.