Novel & Cerita Did You Lock The Door Game

She gestured to the sleek door, its surface embedded with a digital screen that shimmered in the light. “Here, let me show you how to unlock it.” Lira stepped closer, her fingers dancing over the screen. “You just need to input your fingerprint here.” She demonstrated, pressing my thumb against the surface. A soft beep confirmed the entry, and the door slid open with a smooth, whispering sound. “Only you are allowed entry into your room, unless you have a friend invited, of course. No one can enter another's room without permission,” she finished.

But then I paused. The lock. It was... off. I stared at it for a second. I never leave it unlocked. Ever. And I'd locked it myself earlier before we left. The hairs on the back of my neck stood up. My smile didn't drop because Rue was still watching, but my whole body had tensed. I opened the door slowly and stepped in without a sound. There was no one in the sitting room. "Alright, sunshine. We're playing a game now," I whispered. "Hide and seek, okay?"

I awoke early in the morning and decided to go for a run. After my run I showered and changed into a pair of short denim shorts and a halter top. It was a hot day and I was going to be in the kitchen or out at the grill for quite awhile. I had my hair pulled up in a purposely messy bun and my feet were bare. I had steaks marinating, corn and potatoes already roasting and was putting a pan of brownies in the oven when I heard the screen door open and close. I assumed it was Bo and continued what I was doing. A startled squeak left my throat when I turned and saw Alpha Drake. He was standing against the door frame looking sexier than sin in faded jeans and a fitted t-shirt. Drake’s eyes were d

"Break the glass with the hammer? " Her answer came out as a question. "You could've just unlocked the door idiot " She groaned . "You are just irritative " I chuckled . "So ....if you locked in a room with closed windows how will get out from the door ?" I ask . "Unlock the door ?" "I just said the door was locked you could've unlocked the window and jumped out " She looked at me "Lame " I chuckled "My speciality " I was washing my face in the girls room since i looked like shit ..

She retorts arching up a brow impudently. She wants to play. I’ll bite. I lean down close; my eyes fixed on hers. “Activate locks,” I say aloud, and on my command all locks in the house enable. Shayla looks around the bedroom when she hears the windows and doors clicking as they lock. “What the hell?” “Security feature designed by yours truly.” I grin smugly at her, and she gapes at me. “In case of an emergency and someone tries breaking in all doors and windows lock and won’t unlock until I deactivate them.”

After hesitating for a few seconds, she convinced herself to give it a try and entered the passcode on the door lock. Immediately, the door lock made a whirring sound before unlocking with a click.

I couldn't help but wonder if the password lay in that significant date. What's wrong with trying? As I held the air conditioner remote, I pressed the buttons, each corresponding to the date when Adriano had declared our engagement. My finger hovered over the final button, and I pressed it with a sense of hope mixed with trepidation. The numbers on the remote beeped in response. This time instead of a red light a green light beeped and I heard the door lock getting unlocked automatically. The air was tense. I couldn't believe I opened the secret door. I jumped with pride.

"Fifteen years, remember? I know every weakness in this entire level." He moved to the door, running his fingers along the frame. "The locks are electronic, powered by the same grid as the collars. If we can overload the system..." He slammed his fist into a specific point on the doorframe. Nothing happened. Then, from somewhere far away, an explosion rocked the facility. The lights flickered. The collar around my neck sputtered, and for just a moment, I felt my wolf surge forward. The door's lock disengaged with a click.

Perfect for someone with secrets to hide. The door was locked. Of course it was. I knelt down, examining the mechanism. Standard pack house lock, nothing too sophisticated. I pulled a thin piece of metal from my pocket — borrowed from Lena's lock-picking kit without her knowing. First attempt: the pick slipped, scraped against the pins. Too much pressure. Second attempt: better, but I could feel the tension wrong. The pick was bending, close to breaking. Careful. If it breaks, we're done.

He was coming back home with me for sure. Before he could say anything, I grabbed the handle of the door and pushed it open. Luckily, no guards were placed next to the doors inside. We made our way in silently before closing the door behind us, scanning the premises as we kept low. As I looked around, a certain door caught my eye. It was situated in the corner of the room, sealed shut with its metal doors locked tight. "It's that one," I said, pointing my gun in its direction. I made my over to the door, scanning the lock as Zeke stood behind me and watched for any unwanted company. "Stand back," was all I said before he took a step back and looked my way. I pulled my trigger once again, aim