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Kidnapping My Future Fiancé
Eden sounded extremely scared and freaked out on the phone, he knew instantly that she wasn't okay in the slightest possible way
"BENNETT! NO-" Eden tried to shout. That was all Benntt heard before her voice was muffled abruptly. Seconds after that, the phone hung up. He tried to call again but it was now switched off.
Bennett quickly got dressed and ran out of his room. He started banging on Theo's room loudly. Theo came out with his hair disheveled and had tired eyes. "What's wrong?"
"Eden got kidnapped by Carter Schmidt. We have to do something," said Bennett hurriedly. Theo's eyes nearly popped out of his socket when he heard it. "Call that guy you know. From the FBI. We're going to wrec
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President's Contract Wife
He laughs ferociously, "little girl, say a last word! Otherwise you will never have a chance to speak again!"
Nina holds back her fear and makes her voice sound calmer. "Who made you do it?"
The kidnapper gives a grim smile, "it doesn't matter who told us. You should know you're going to die today!"
Another skinny kidnapper stares at Nina. He reaches for her chest and says to the scarred kidnapper, "brother, she is thin but she has a good figure! It's a pity to kill her, or we... Haha......" Nina just feels goosebumps all over her body. If she is insulted by such two people, she really wants to die!
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Kidnapped by a billionaire mafia
Nia asked.
“Yes, he's a very good cyber guy. There's no code he cannot crack and lost person he cannot find, as long as there's a lead.” I replied.
Nia heaved a sigh of relief, She took her seat once more and I continued staring. The phone beeped and it was a message from Camila's abductors.
I picked it up to read out, “You are taking too long to make a decision. Are you sure you still want to see the breathing version of your wife?” I read out. Nia gasped in shock, and quickly walked to me, checking the text for herself.
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Kidnapped by widower-in-law
Ruslan.
"Kill me? When?" Tio asked.
"One week after your mother died he also drowned you in the swimming pool, fortunately bi Ita saw the incident and immediately screamed for papa while splashing into the pool to save your life," replied Mr. Ruslan.
Tio's forehead wrinkled while glancing at bi Ita who returned to the kitchen, he looked at bi Ita and asked.
"Is that the lady named bi Ita?"
"Yes, she saved your life, if there is no bi Ita maybe besides papa losing your mother papa will also lose you, papa is so grateful to bi Ita that papa does not want to change Art from then on until now," explained Pak Ruslan.
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Accidentally Kidnapping The Don
he ends the call, and I laugh.
"God, he's gonna murder you when he finds out that him getting kidnapped was your freaky way to have fun," Yasmine laughs.
"He gets fun as well, Yas, not just me," I explain.
"They know he needs to be alive, right, and that this isn't a real kidnapping situation?"
"Yas, they aren't fools. If you're staying, that's fine but don't talk when they bring him in. Then you need to leave anyway as it will get a little x-rated," I joke and we both laugh.
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The Broken Alpha
"Then what should we do, boss? He’s Kennedy. We’ll be dead if anything happens to him.”
The kidnapper groaned in frustration. "Fuck! We’re really dead.”
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My Triplet’s baby daddy is an Alpha
Manuel said through gritted teeth.
"No" Rick answered crossing his leg over his knee.He settled deeper into the couch.
Manuel muttered some incoherent words before letting out a defeated sigh.
He turned his attention to me now.
"Did the kidnapper say anything that would point to whoever must have done this?"he asked,his voice taking a serious
I shoke my head vehemently.From the corner of my eyes, I watched Rick shift uncomfortably on the couch.
"What's wrong?"I asked.
"Well, I shouldn't be telling you this but...The kidnapper was found dead this morning a few hours after escaping custody"he answered.
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Mom, Dad, Please Love Me Once More
“Naomi can no longer play the piano. She must be so sad!
“Why didn’t Dawn take her place?! Even if she doesn’t have fingers anymore, she’d be fine!”
So, my life was not even as important as one of Naomi’s fingers. Perhaps they would not even be sad if they learned that I had died.
That night, my parents got the money to pay Naomi’s ransom.
They negotiated with the kidnappers. “We can’t get that much money for the time being. We’ll get one back first. I’ll continue collecting money for the other one.”
The kidnappers were, naturally, unwilling to let Naomi go. I was already dead, so letting either of us leave was impossible for them.
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The Billionaire’s Forbidden Desire(One contract. One rule)
“We did everything they asked. Every instruction. We wired the money exactly how they demanded and no cops, but my father panicked at the last minute. He thought he could outsmart them and called the cops behind their backs.”
I can still see the flashing lights outside our house. The men in suits and the tension in the air.
“They moved in to the address they gave us to pick Kelvin up.” I swallow. “But they found nothing. No Kelvin, no bodies. Just an empty warehouse and a burner phone. He was never found.
Marcus exhales slowly. “Alex…”
“They told us statistically most kidnapped children are killed within the first forty eight hours,” I say. “Especially if police interference is detected and
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The Pinnacle of Life
However, some seemed to understand the situation more clearly than others. “Wait, that’s not right! Shouldn’t kidnappers run away after a failed abduction? Why would they go as far as to provoke the entire family just to get that kid?”
Someone in the crowd spoke up. “Kidnapper? No! That’s the kid’s father! The people he killed are the actual kidnappers! They just thought that the little girl was pretty so they tried to kidnap her! I saw everything, and I even had it recorded! Those kidnappers deserve to die! Good kill, mister! You did well!”
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Reading 'Kidnapped' by Robert Louis Stevenson was a wild ride, and the ending perfectly caps off David Balfour's tumultuous journey. After escaping the ruthless Ebenezer Balfour and surviving the Scottish Highlands with Alan Breck, David finally gets justice. He confronts his uncle with the help of the lawyer Mr. Rankeillor, who exposes Ebenezer's plot to steal David's inheritance. The legal showdown isn’t flashy—just a quiet, satisfying victory where David reclaims his rightful place as heir to the House of Shaws. What struck me most was how Stevenson leaves Alan and David’s friendship unresolved. They part ways on a bittersweet note, with Alan fleeing to France due to his political troubles. It’s realistic—not every bond lasts forever, even after shared hardship. The ending mirrors the book’s theme: life doesn’t tie everything neatly, but David grows from a naive boy into a resilient man who earns his happy ending through grit and loyalty.
The Highlands’ influence lingers too. David’s adventures—shipwrecks, betrayals, and narrow escapes—shape him more than the inheritance itself. Stevenson avoids a clichéd finale; instead, he leaves readers imagining David’s future. Will he ever see Alan again? How will he handle his newfound wealth? The open-endedness feels modern, making 'Kidnapped' timeless. It’s not just about reclaiming wealth but reclaiming one’s identity after chaos.
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