Elevator Hitch Characters Novels & Stories

The plan had not accounted for a broken elevator, which meant fourteen flights of stairs with a four-and-a-half-year-old who was, on principle, opposed to being carried but had agreed to it today on the grounds that Patterson was also being carried and Patterson's legs were too short for stairs. Patterson was in Eli's left hand. Eli was on Selene's right hip. They descended fourteen flights together with the particular efficiency of people who had learned to adapt to each other's logistics without discussion. "How many more?" Eli asked, somewhere around the ninth floor. "Five." He considered this. "That's a lot." "It is." "Why is the elevator broken?" "Because things break sometimes." He abs

It was no wonder people thought it was meaningless for them to live separately. After Vicky entered the elevator, the air in it became stagnant. Sheila and Tyler did not talk anymore. Ding! The elevator stopped at another floor when a handsome young man entered. Charlie was stunned when he saw the three people in the elevator, but a smile quickly appeared on his face. "Good morning, Mister Hart, Miss Young." Sheila smiled in return. "Good morning, Mister Shepherd." Tyler merely looked forward coldly, not meeting Charlie's gaze. Charlie had met Tyler a few times. He knew Tyler was an aloof person and it was not easy to get along with him, so he did not bother.

he says, biting into my neck and thrusting his cock against my ass. I let out a soft moan as I reach back, cupping the back of his head. “Oh, there will be much celebrating going on, I can promise you that.” Sathariel stands up straight, as do I as he signals to one of his men. The man speaks into a walkie-talkie, and after a few moments of waiting, the elevator doors open. My eyes widen and my blood begins to boil as I watch Castor of all people, step out of the elevator.

He walked quickly towards the elevator, with Everest following hurriedly. "Sir, where are you going?” Everest followed Taggart, who quickly entered the elevator. “I will kill Damian now!” "What!" However, Taggart swiftly turned his head and gestured towards Everest. "Don't get in my way this time!" “Wait a minute, that's not what I meant!” Everest tries to prevent Taggart by overtaking him. He grabbed Taggart's arm and blocked his way after exiting the elevator. Taggart paused his journey a bit, but he didn't stop. Therefore, Everest had to walk beside him.

“Hart knows you’re gone and he stopped the elevator remotely.” “What do we do now?” she asked, panic in her voice. I looked up and saw the emergency hatch in the ceiling. “We climb.” . . Alina’s POV Climbing out of a stuck elevator turned out to be significantly harder than movies made it look. Ronan had to boost me up, his hands firm on my waist, giving me just enough lift to grab the edge of the emergency hatch and haul myself through. The elevator shaft was dark, lit only by the emergency lights at each floor. I could see the cables above and felt a wave of dizziness looking down into the deep space below.

Wendy said inwardly and outwardly feigned a smile. Hilton was about to end the call when he mistakenly pressed the video icon. The hand he placed on his forehead came into view and the black bracelet he wore was visible. The bracelet drew Wendy’s attention. Quickly, Jerry interfered by saying, “Chairman.” “Shit,” Hilton muttered under his breath. The minute he raised his head to look at the screen, he saw Wendy’s back and she had her attention fixed on Jerry. Without wasting time, Hilton disconnected the call.

A psychic tether, stronger than the link, was reeling me in. I stepped onto the elevator. "Good boy." The old man stepped on after me. The hatch began to close. "Caleb!" I reached out. Caleb broke the violet light on his legs. He dove for the closing gap. His fingers brushed mine. For a second, the link flared—a blinding, erotic, desperate burst of don't go—before the metal slammed shut. The elevator began to drop. Fast. We weren't going down into the basement. We were going down into the core of the estate's private mountain.

The rescuer replied. "Are you talking over me? Do you even know who I am?" Axel's voice caused a sudden throbbing in my head. The elevator shook violently, swaying side to side. "Axel, I'm scared." Charlotte cried. "What are you waiting for?" The rescuers had no choice; they took her anyway. Axel stepped toward the harness they lowered. His foot shoving my fingers. I whimpered. He didn't look down. "Hurry up!" He climbed onto the harness. "She needs medical attention."

The ancient elevator floor that had brought them down roared to life again, gently rising from the floor. Hugh and Eliezabeth were both taken aback by Catherine's quick movement. As a result, the massive elevator began to move up again, and they both immediately whirled around. Hugh's reaction was less astonished because he knew what was going on rapidly. He pulled his arm away from Dave and shot fast rounds that nearly missed Catherine, who was crouching behind the rising platform's stand, but something seized Hugh's ankle when he began to leap towards her. It was Dave; his grip was tight, and Hugh lost his equilibrium, collapsing with a bang on the floor. Both elbows unexpectedly collided

“Mr. Pierce, good to see you.” “Good to see you too. Just in case, hold all calls and I don’t want anyone disturbing me for the rest of tonight and tomorrow.” “Very good sir.” Charles walked past him to the elevators and once the doors opened, he got in. I quickly followed, turning around, my back against the wall. He pulled out a card and scanned it on the keycard reader. The elevator started to rise and when it hit fourteen, I furrowed my brow. The buttons only went to thirteen. At floor fifteen, the elevator doors dinged and opened up to an entrance. Charles walked out, striding to the right. Slowly, I walked out, taking in my surroundings.