Ben Can You Hear Me Novels & Stories

’ Hunter frets through the mind-link. ‘I think if I can rely the messages, she can listen through the link.’ I close my eyes and breathe in the cold air, before mind-linking Benji. ‘Benji’, I push on the mind-link but receive nothing. I push a little harder, ‘Benji!’ still nothing. ‘BENJI!’ I push and feel the block release. ‘Alpha. I was sleeping.’ Benji breathlessly responds. ‘This isn’t a good time. I am sorry.’ Her speech is slow and worn out.

“Hello yourself.” “Hi Sandy, what are you doing?” “Not a rhetorical question, very good, you’re learning. I’m lying here in bed, much like the first time I called without a stitch of clothing on thinking about you and our date tonight.” In the background I heard a high pitched buzzing. “What’s the sound I’m hearing?” “It’s a vibrator.” My cock had already come to attention and I slipped my underpants down as I asked “What’s it vibrating?” “My pussy, right now it’s vibrating my pussy as I think about our date tonight, would you like to hear it?”

CAN YOU SEE ME? "Yes, we're spying on you with the camera on your computer." He stared straight into the camera eye and I finally saw him smile. YOU CAN SEE US?! "Yes, we can," I assured him. The others crowded around the camera, waving and smiling. CAN YOU HEAR US? "No, we haven't quite figured out auditory, yet." "I think I've almost got it," Mirele told me. "This one will be a little harder... no, easier... oh, well, it's about the same, just different."

Benjamin's expression turned dark as he heard the cold beep of the dial tone on the phone. Beside him, Larry didn't dare to utter a word when he noticed that.

I giggle when I hear Bane inside his head laughing before saying, ‘Yes we would. “I’m don’t think Bane agrees.” I shake my head, Ruby giggles in my head and my heart swells with happiness seeing my mates both so happy. “You can hear Bane?” Osric and Embry both look at me with furrowed brows, and I nod. “I can hear him when he talks to Ruby and when I focus really hard,” I shrug, knowing I am coming into my abilities now the barrier with shifters and their animal spirits are more connected.

Ben looked down at Caroline's fingers which began to move slightly. Then, once again, Caroline's fingers moved faintly. Ben's heart beat faster. Ben immediately stood up and turned towards the door. He wanted to make sure this wasn't a hallucination. However, as he was about to move, he hesitated. He looked down again and watched Caroline's face carefully. Her eyelids seemed to move slightly, although they were still not fully open. "Honey, I'm here. If you can hear me, try moving your finger one more time," Ben said, hoping Caroline would respond.

No light. No warmth. No sound. Only darkness. Endless, suffocating darkness. "I die?" "Hello!? Hello!?" "Veldrin?" "I'm here! Can you hear me?" "Hello!? Can anyone hear me?" "Veldrin? Kyrex! Please answer me, huh!?" "Elder Freya?" "Remi!" "Hello!" "I'm here!" "Can you hear me?" "Anyone?" "Please..." "Anyone! Please! Answer Me!" "Hello!"

He walked over to Elliot, planning to listen to it with Elliot. Ben's finger trembled as he pressed the play button. They could immediately hear Ruby's voice, "Ben, help! Help me!" Ruby's voice was shrill and tragic. There were some other noises in the background. "Hold on! There's going to be a loud sound soon!" Ben's face paled as he warned Elliot. Soon after, a loud bang was heard. It was a gunshot.

Beep. "-get a call from her momentarily." "Yeah, she's trying to get through now. Thanks, Jerry! I'll talk to you later!" Ben said and switched to the next call before it went to voicemail. "Hello?" "Ben! Oh Ben! You are- you're so... oh my god! Ben-" Gabriella's voice was coming through the line somewhat garbled. "Gabriella! Are you alright? I'm having trouble hearing you?" Ben said pressing his finger to his opposite ear.

“Hi. You’ve just missed me. I’m in the field somewhere. Leave a message for me and I’ll get back to you when I hit civilization.” He heard the beep and stumbled over his words for a second before recovering. “Becka, what are you doing? Where are you? I need to talk to you. What does ‘in the field’ mean? I’ll call later.” Benjamin hung up the old phone and looked at his own cellphone in confusion. He wasn’t getting texts, emails or even a signal. This was an exercise in frustration.