Elevator Hitch Protag Novels & Stories

Velia knew she could not die now. At least today. She pulled out hurriedly the identification tag that hung on her neck. Passing through automatic scanners and rushed trying to cut through the sea of people who block the journey. With trembling hands, Velia pressed the number three on the elevator button. She waited with a pounding heart when the elevator came down and opened. Velia immediately rushed in and closed the elevator door quickly. Along as she climbed the elevator, her heart tightened. Shit! It’s almost two p.m.

Satisfied that I had it about where I wanted it, I let my hand drop. "I swear they make this elevator ride slower than the others," Taewi quipped. Martin, Taewi, Alyx, Kedrick and I stood clustered together as the elevator rose. The wide, circular lift was large enough to accommodate twice our number but wasn't often used by large groups. The effect made the moderately sized platform feel huge and empty. Excepting Taewi, most of us stood in silence as the lift hummed along the track, bringing us out of the bowels of the Firmament and closer to both the bridge and some much-needed answers.

Even though they understood that something was wrong, they didn't know what was wrong and had no courage to ask. The longer HD typed, the higher the tension got but after like 4 minutes, they suddenly heard a groaning sound coming from within the wall in front of them. They watched as the seemingly solid and smooth wall started sliding up to reveal a large, double door elevator cabin. Not waiting for the wall to finish its ascension, HD hurried to the elevator, pressed buttons and the doors slid open. "Quickly! Help me!" HD said to Mateo and the hiker before grabbing Ice's body after returning the system to the tech guy. Getting a slight nod from Derrick, the two men hurried over to help HD

His whole life roam around me and work. "Grandpa, are you so worried? If you have trouble getting into your elevator. It is okay. We will go up by the stairs. You can put your hand on my neck and climb up. Don't worry; I am very good at martial arts and weightlifting. If you rely on me to climb up. Don't worry you won't fall," Lelia said with a smile. Listening to Lelia, Henry started laughing and said, "Don't worry. I have no problem getting into the elevator."

The foul-mouthed guy got back on his feet and moved on to the next corridor. ‘Lets part now,’ Elky whispered in my ear. And so we did. I just melted away into the dim light, and Elky Jennings stepped on to the grilled landing, slipping on slimed concrete floor before it. There was a low dirty railing next to the grilled panels that he managed to grab on his way down. A sleepy guard leaned to the wall in a far corner. Elky froze. He was in two minds shooting the guard dead: it could be a noisy affair. A few minutes had past until the guard’s walkie-talkie came to life. He listened to it half-ear, without much enthusiasm on display, unplastered his butt from the rocky wall and went away, swear

Eve put her hands on Advica's shoulders, giving me a meaningful look. "Just remember what's at risk, enforcer Wilson." I nodded and walked out to collect what's needed for this short outing. I was very excited to spend more time with her. Ten minutes later, I was back in her room. Advica was wrapped in a thick hooded cardigan and a cute knitted beany on her head. I adjusted my bag on my shoulder before leaning down and carefully lifting her in my arms.

Without it, they were falling into a sensory vacuum. "The thermal lag is hitting the lower districts," Sloane shouted over the roar of a modified cargo-loader. She was strapped into the pilot’s seat of the Leidenfrost II, a battered, reinforced version of the original climber ship. In the cargo hold sat the Accumulator, pulsing with a heavy, irregular indigo light that seemed to eat the surrounding shadows. "Kael, if we don't hit the Hub before totality, the Elevator’s magnetic rails will lose their superconductivity. We’ll be climbing a dead rope."

"Let's discuss Max's cooperation in concrete terms." But Grace stopped listening. Her attention was fixed on something Derek's partners had ignored in their strategic positioning…... .a cargo lift shaft in the far corner of the room, its entrance slightly opened and wires showing in the darkness beyond. Industrial freight elevators were built to withstand large loads, necessitating heavy-duty cables and reliable emergency systems. More crucially, they connected to every floor of the building, including basement levels that may have separate exits. The shaft was 20 feet away, across an open floor. She'd have to go quickly, hoping the cables were strong enough to hold her weight and that the t

Looking at Aleksei, I wrinkled my nose. “My weight does not leave this group, is that understood?” All of them answered in unison. “Yes, atamansha.” “Give her an earpiece so we can help her if she gets stuck.” Aleksei motioned one of the guys to hand over his. It took some finagling but we were able to get it hooked up. Aleksei walked me over to the the service elevator and I let out a heavy sigh. The thing looked like it wouldn’t even carry a hundred and twenty pounds. I wasn’t skirting the line or anything but this was ridiculous.

He paused mid-step, calling over his shoulder at Levi, to lead the way. "Excuse me?" Levi dashed after them, easily keeping up with Andrei's momentum by matching his long strides. "You heard me! Lead the way to your private elevator. We are not getting in that one again—" Andrei stopped and indicated at the lift they'd just vacated by extending his thumb behind him. "How the hell do we know it won't malfunction again?" He asked, glaring at Colleen and Levi. "Not to mention Holly banged up her knee badly because of your old, barely-maintained elevator!"