Cheese Escape Map Novels & Stories

Out there, everything washed away. Lucas returned with a printout and a grim look. “Got Dane’s place. Lease is under his name, edge of the city near the river. Also found three cafés in walking distance; one matches the awning description.” He tapped a spot on the map. “Police blotter shows a disturbance called in there earlier this week. No arrest.” “Good,” I said. “We’re going.” “Alpha,” Samantha said, appearing at the doorway with her satchel. “I’m ready. I’ll prep a grounding circle as soon as we reach her.”

“I love you, sweetheart. More than you know.” The call ended, and a notification popped up almost immediately. Transfer received. I stared at it, shaking my head. Only my mother could shut down an escape plan and fund an adventure instead. An hour later, I stepped outside in dark jeans, white trainers, and the soft blue cardigan I’d nearly left at home. Rico’s folded tourist map was in my jacket pocket. When I opened it, I couldn’t help laughing. He’d marked it with stars and notes: Best pizza. Avoid this coffee shop—it’s terrible. Great cheesecake. You’ll thank me later.

Bella nodded softly. She'd originally planned to leave once they found an unclaimed vehicle. But now? Her thinking had changed. Then, as if remembering something, she reached into her pocket and pulled out a chip. "This is an electronic map chip of the Zombie Wasteland. Sally gave it to me before she..." "Map chip?" Jake took it curiously and plugged it into the RV's console. A 15-inch display flickered to life, revealing a detailed map of the region—marked with key locations. The nearest point of interest was indeed the abandoned aviation parts factory.

She smiled back, waving her hand as I left the hall. I walked over to the supply closet, gathered the cleaning tools and fresh linens I needed, and headed straight up to the master's wing. I pushed open the first heavy door, entering the space that belonged to Valerius. A familiar chill ran down my spine. As usual, the room was dimly lit. Since they were supposed to be thousands of miles away in Russia, I had planned to escape through the back door tonight. Once the rooms were flawlessly presentable, I slipped out of their suffocating rooms and made my way down to the gardens to meet Leo. The crisp evening air felt like a lifeline.

I hoping that would have ended differently. Hmmm… let me guess. You were hoping that I would get killed? Or I would get attacked and become one of them? They both sound very tempting but I think that I’m going to go with the first option. That way I’m not stuck with you! I rolled my eyes and searched the body. Yet again I found an ID, this one’s name was Chase Brown, I continued to pat the body down pausing when I heard a crinkle of paper in the pocket of his jacket, I pulled the folded paper out and paused before carefully opening it. It’s a map and it has a section that’s circled, the writing is a bit faded but I can make out the words evacuation centre.

Dozens of them. I clicked the first one. A map appeared on the screen. The pack house. Every room laid out in perfect detail. Every hallway. Every exit marked in red. Escape routes. My chest tightened. Air caught in my throat. This was it. This was my way out. Multiple paths leading away from the pack house. Some through the woods. Some through underground tunnels I didn't even know existed. Happiness surged through me. Sharp and bright and overwhelming. But underneath it was something else. Something heavier. A sadness that sat in my chest.

Maybe he just doesn’t want me. “Let me go change.” I say and start to walk away. “Don’t.” Jared growls out. He drops the pizza box on the floor and slams into me. He attacks my lips with his in a frenzied kiss. Lifting behind my thighs, he forces me to wrap my legs around his waist. “Where’s your room?” He says against my lips. “Upstairs.” I pant. “Corridor on the left. Third door to the right.” He wastes no time walking us there. I pull of his clothes as we go.

Dead people make the best roommates. I don’t know how long I dozed for — not very, I would guess — before I felt a weight settle on the other end of the bed. “Uh?” I said without opening my eyes. “We spoke with Jespert,” said Claire. “He drew us a map. It looks pretty straightforward.” There was movement and something was placed in front of my face. I opened one eye. It was a crudely drawn map of tunnels. “The X at the bottom is where we are,” said Claire. “The exit at the top right is where we come out. Dargot is the big circle on the left.”

Liam questions while waving a hand over the letter. "When Lily and I were nine, we made up a code. This code is just a series of numbers and they correlate to letters in the alphabet." Cara explains. "So that's what these numbers are?" Liam doesn't even look up. Cara can see him piecing it together and doesn't say anything. "Help me." He looks up from the letter. "It says help me." "Yeah it does and I have no idea what to do." Cara says, shaking her head. Liam contemplates his next words, "Huh, looks like my next case found me."

She takes her time to rest because her feet are sore from harvesting all day. She heaves a deep sigh as she lets her eyes wander around the surroundings. The green mountain ranges and trees are soothing to behold, as well as the sounds of the splashes of water from the still lake every time she throws a stone. The breathtaking scenery brings comfort to her heart. She gasps and stares at the view, seizing every second of it. “This is my escape,” she breathes. “You are mistaken, poor lady. You are caged. And you can never escape.”