Disneyland Disappearances Novels & Stories

“We were at a carnival for my husband’s real estate company. A large one. It was beautiful, we laughed, we had fun. Our au pair, Linda, was with Breanna and Lucas. She decided to take them to the petting zoo, where they also had pony rides.” She paused, eyes distant. “Lucas wanted to ride the pony, but because of the rules he couldn't go alone. Breanna didn’t like ponys, and she was scared. Linda couldn’t watch both of them at once. So she placed Breanna beside the goats while she walked Lucas over to the ponies. When she turned back…” Her voice cracked completely. “Breanna was gone.” The room seemed to shrink. “We believe whoever took her knew there were no cameras in that area. It was a ma

he said as he kissed Trisha on the lips gently. I made puking noises. “Yuck! Please get a room. Don’t spoil me.” They both laughed as I pretended to vomit. “Oh, and princess, be careful out there. There’s been something strange going on lately,” Damien said, which piqued my interest. “Something mysterious? What’s going on?” I wanted to know. “There have been reports of werewolves, vampires, and humans going missing. Some have been found dead, while others are still missing, and based on current events, those who are missing are unlikely to be found alive. So we’ve just been looking into and looking for the missing people.”

SSA Drummond continues when the whispers stop, “I know this is shocking. This is unprecedented but we have no idea if these disappearances are connected or not. These children are taken at varying times of the day and they are being taken from parks, schools, even their own backyards.” “And no one sees them being taken?” Special Agent Camilla Warrington, my partner, asks. “No. According to their parents/caregivers, it was like they disappeared into thin air. There are no clues left behind. The children simply vanish. This increase in abductions is extremely concerning, I need a team of you to head to California to start our investigation as we have FINALLY gotten the invitation by the local

Four children had disappeared on the same night I did, four different lives destroyed in a matter of hours. My fingers tightened around the edge of the paper. “Are you certain about the date?” “As certain as I can be. Some of the original records weren’t digitized, so it took longer than expected to track everything down. But all four disappearances were reported that night.” I looked at the photographs inside the folders; there were four children, and one of them could be me. “Where are they now?” He hesitated. That hesitation told me I wasn’t going to like the answer.

David turned back to Viviane with the kind of grin that made her frown, “Agent Kane, let’s go back to the witnesses for just a moment. You stated some of them have ‘disappeared.’ Can you elaborate on what you mean by that?” Her eyes narrowed, “It means we’ve been unable to locate them.” “Unable to locate them,” he repeated, “Despite the FBI’s considerable resources?” “These individuals were not under formal protection. They had no obligation to stay in contact.” “No obligation to stay in contact. But surely, as the lead agent on this case, you made every effort to ensure their safety, didn’t you?” “Yes,” she said. “And yet they’re still gone,” David said, “Tell me, Agent Kane, how does one j

As if they’d become bust in the wind. My father, though insisting it was nothing, demanded we kept it hush hush. and somehow it hadn’t floated through the gossip yet of the servants. It was only a matter of time before it would. I just wasn’t sure how or why these disappearances were happening. But there was thing I was sure of— Evelyn was behind whatever it was. “Good evening, Evelyn,” I said as I take my seat at the far end of the table. “Have you done something to your hair?”

said Derrick as he sat down scooting his tray in front of him as Amy, Casey, and Lalya joined him at their usual table during lunch. "I heard her name was Sara Downes and she went missing after a carnival trip with her parents back in the year 2000," added Amy casually as she meticulously spooned her green jello. "Her parents were killed is what I heard," said Casey with a sad expression. "Poor girl never had a chance after that it seemed." "Where did you hear all this?" asked Layla with an arched brow. "Word's been spreading ever since old man Mack got shot," said Amy looking up from her jello and glaring at Layla as if she'd been living under a rock. "Don't tell me you've been too busy pla

she whispers the last part sadly, making my heart swell with sadness at her admission. Her mate, Salvestro, disappeared six years ago along with her son Marcus. She was soo broken and sought help from every person she knew, even my 'father' and he did allow us to search with her. We looked everywhere to no avail, it was like they disappeared into thin air. And since then, series of mysterious disappearances had occurred and still do, but no one was aware of how, why, or whom is doing this. The disappearances were too random and had no pattern which made the people behind them hard to track down. The Council had warned us of the situation and asked us to enforce our security around our claime

"There have been strange issues rising... in other packs, people disappearing, leaving no trace or whatsoever." "That's not new; people have always been disappearing, but we would have to reach out to the other packs." "This disappearance is strange for some reason; hopefully whoever is doing this will be captured and killed." "Why is it strange?" "Because," Lucian began, "all those disappearing are in the range of sixteen to thirty." "That's... strange," I agreed. "I need to take a quick run in the woods; I will be back before dawn," I said to Laurent. ~

It was just uncharted for the moment. Amanda worked her magic, and it only led up a few feet ahead of them. Everyone, over 50 of them, had been tracking all over this land. It felt like Vincent vanished in thin air. Not to mention he would be the third person who went missing in the month. First was Mira’s body. Then, Brandon, and now, him. “Why don’t you do your thing and ask the birds?” Liam’s eyebrows furrowed the daemon, which just rolled her eyes to him.