Block His Number Novels & Stories

But it is what it is. As I unbutton my shirt, my phone vibrates with a text message. I’m smiling as I open it, thinking it’s from yet another disappointed friend, but the smile is replaced by a frown when I read the message. It is not a friendly one… not in the least. Deleting it, I block the unfamiliar number, making that the fifth such one I have had to block in a month. But I’m ready to block as many more as I need to, to make sure messages like this become a thing of my past.

Will fumed in annoyance "If you know you've been blocked then why bother using a different number? And who the hell is 'babe?!" He flung the phone back on the table as he let out a sigh. He hated dealing with situations like this, having a night with the agreement of no attachment always ends up working against him 'cause they all end up getting attached, just like the number on his phone. It's the fifth time he blocked him and he still wouldn't relent. The phone vibrated as a call came in and he peered down at it to see it was the same annoying number. He picked up the phone and cut off the call log then he went to his log and blocked out the number.

John tried to contact his mother-in-law. "Why is the girl's mobile phone number not on this phone?" He felt that he had saved his mother-in-law's mobile phone number on that phone correctly. John, who didn't want to think much, immediately searched for his wife's mobile phone number, but his wife's cell phone number was not found either. John was even more curious. "What happened?" He was still trying to contact Luna. There was a notice that Luna's mobile phone number had been deleted and blocked. John was taken aback. The man immediately looked up the rules on his cell phone, and he was angry when he found the cell phone numbers of his mother-in-law and wife on the blocked list. "Who has da

Today is not my schedule to use a facial mask so after using skincare I immediately lay down on the bed. I took the smartphone on the side of the bed and turned it on. I haven't looked at the contents of my smartphone all day because I'm too busy with Alpha Rexton, but I'm grateful for that. Alpha Rexton didn't open and check my smartphone so I didn't have to worry if and if I would find Levin's cell phone number on the blocked list. Entering the block list on my smartphone, Levin's cell phone number is still there. I immediately unblocked him and contacted him via voice call.

He takes screenshots at some point, sends them to himself and then blocks the number. “If he calls you with another number,” — he points the phone at me — “Block it.” The command is simple. Plain. The logical solution for all these. Yet, I see so many plot holes. The worse that could happen if I chose to do things his way. “I mean it, Dora,” Eric says, noticing my reluctance. “If you don't block him and I find out, you're on your own. Whatever happens, will be on you.” I gulp, knowing what he means, and I nod as I collect my phone.

Holden was speechless. Before he could react in time, Zayn had already hung up the call. He huffed in anger and told Sabrina. “Don’t pick up the call from this kind of person in the future! Block his number directly when you see it! This is not a local number, so you can tell at a glance. Why did you pick up his call and let yourself get angry?”

She could have taken it from Rose’s phone when she went to the bathroom or something so I shouldn’t be so quick as to judge her. “Alright then. I’ll tell her what you said when she comes back,” and she laughed. I hung up and looked at Jaden. “Where's she at?” “That’s the problem. For some reason, that call is blocked so I can’t figure out where exactly she’s calling from. I do know that if we decide to break the codes and we do that, it can bring an entirely different town than the one the person is in because of the network blocker.” What’s baffling is why would Helena have a network blocker? The only way she’d need that is if she was doing shady businesses and didn’t want anyone to be able

I answered reluctantly. “You must come to my birthday party this weekend with Daniel!” Dads voice roared through the phone. Before I could respond, he hung up. I rolled my eyes in speechless frustration. Dad had always been adamant that I be with Daniel, despite all my repeated attempts to show him how much I hated it. I pulled out my phone, opened the call log, and found my dads number. With a firm press, I brought up the options menu and selected “ Block Number.” A confirmation popped up, and I tapped ”confirm.” The number disappeared, banished from my contacts.

They should think again. I checked my phone and I could see messages from an unknown number, demanding that I listen to him. I knew who this was; it was Travis. Of course, he had my number and he would use other numbers to contact me since I have blocked him in every other way. I blocked the unknown numbers without reading any of his messages. I don't care if he wants to threaten me or not. I have the protection of three alpha bikers now. He is nothing to me.

I stood there, frozen, the phone pressed to my ear like it was glued there, like I was in a nightmare I couldn't wake up from. I couldn't breathe. My lips parted but no sound came out. And then suddenly— William was there. I don't even remember when he walked in. But his hand reached out, calm but firm, and took the phone from mine. He didn't hesitate. Didn't flinch. He just hung up, turned to his assistant, and said in a voice cold enough to cut through steel: "Install the strongest harassment blocker on this phone. From now on, only the numbers in her contact list are allowed. Block everything else. Shut off all social platforms."