Arthur And Invisible Novels & Stories

Outside, the final announcement echoed like a death knell. "Arthur and Nina are a couple. Third post completed." Arthur's footsteps stopped for a moment. His shoulders slumped. The sound of machines throughout the labyrinth was loud. "Wait- WHAT? I CLEARLY HAVEN'T ARRIVED YET!" Blind Maze. It was over, and Arthur knew he had just lost everything. With a growl, Arthur became aroused and immediately strangled Jack. "WHAT DID YOU DO WITH MY WIFE?"

He was wearing a white lab coat over a bespoke suit, his hands moving over the holographic controls with a delicate, artistic grace. ​"I knew you couldn't resist the Eiger," Arthur said, his voice echoing perfectly in the acoustically-tuned chamber. He didn't turn around. "The Vance blood is like a homing pigeon for a master plate. Even a blackened, useless one." ​"It’s over, Arthur," I said, stepping into the light. "The Audit is public. The people have their signatures back."

he said. “Who was it?” I asked, but he shook his head. “I couldn't see the person. Whoever it was knew how to be very subtle when moving. I spotted a shadow, but that was it,” he said. “Do you have any idea who it could possibly be?” I asked. Arthur stayed silent for a moment, his eyes focused on the road. I had a feeling he did. I looked over my shoulder through the windows to check if I could spot someone. My heart dropped as I spotted the shadow, and I quickly turned around, swallowing. “I have a hunch,” Arthur said, raising his gaze to the rear-view mirror.

Conversations dip just slightly, attention tilts without people realizing it. Arthur doesn’t make a scene when he enters. He doesn’t need to. He just walks in like the place belongs to him, like everything eventually does. I straighten a little in my chair, eyes tracking him without being obvious about it. Wrong place. Wrong time. Nina is still busy with Toby, completely unaware. He’s trying to convince her that he needs another cookie, and she’s pretending to consider it like it’s a high-level negotiation. I glance back at Arthur.

But that was another story just beginning to be written. That night, the brightest story belonged to Sofía and Adrián. And as the new ring shimmered on her finger, Sofía knew she would never be invisible again.

Arthur thinks I'm adorable and tranquil, like a baby, which makes me more appealing in his eyes. "Hey! Will you be staring at me all day? or will you close your eyes and sleep?" I questioned him before widening my eyes to peer at him. Arthur was taken aback, as though he had just witnessed a zombie come back to life. Because he didn't anticipate my action, his soul briefly left his body. He had no idea I was going to catch him off guard.

As I approached the end of the hall, I peeked around the corner. Nothing appeared out of order. The door was still locked and closed, the TV was off and stayed mounted on the wall, and all the furniture still stood in place. Even Arthur remained on the couch, fast asleep. I was about to search the kitchen when the screaming started again from the living room. “No! Please, no!” I turned around to see Arthur thrashing against some invisible foe. His arms flailed; his legs kicked. His face scrunched, tears staining his cheeks.

Arthur whispered I looked at him surprised. "It looks a little weird if we appear together from behind the bushes. People might talk" he smiled. "You wish." I snapped tossing my purple hair over my shoulder and walking toward the sports complex. Arthur met me there a few minutes later and he went in first once he was sure it was empty I slipped in after him. Arthur was leaning against a locker with a small smile on his face as he watched me look around a little uneasy being somewhere I had never been before and somewhere if caught I would be in serious trouble for.

Blood began to seep from the skin there. “I’ll eat it.” The Turtle Sage sensed the chill and ultimately swallowed the insect. Only then did Andrius retract the Linebreaker Overlord. “Good. From now on, you work for me.” Andrius said coldly, “Issue orders to find Arthur’s hiding place as soon as possible.” Arthur was a cunning fox who had lived for over two hundred years. Letting him escape would be like releasing a tiger back into the mountains. He was a venomous snake lurking in the shadows. Once he bared his fangs, it would spread fear like wildfire.

“Make sure she’s awake for us too.” “Yeah,” agreed a comrade, “It’s bad enough to have had that wrinkled mess. I don’t want to feel like I’m screwing a corpse as well.” With his men eagerly monitoring his progress in removing Kendra’s clothing, Olga quickly warned Arthur to remain still no matter what happened. By now, he was familiar with the movement of her lips as she said the invisibility spell. His concern was that Rex lay unconscious only feet away. Did she expect him to become the invisible one?