Encounter Novels & Stories

“And what about the other entities we have here? I wouldn’t wanna have a ghost war right before Halloween.” “That I couldn’t tell,” Amy replied. “But I have the feeling he won’t mess with anybody unless they try to mess with him, be it living or nonliving.” “With his size, I don’t think many would dare,” said Isaac. We were already approaching the dark building of Tinicum Hall when Brett and Amy stopped on a dime, signaling us to do the same. “What? What d’you guys see?” asked Brandon, looking ahead like them. “There’s a shadow at the entrance,” said Brett. “And it seems to be talking with— what’s the name again?”

He looked strange Though his eyes were full of fear, his face and neck was red his breath was coming in gushes and there was a bit of sweat on his forehead. As I was pondering what was going on, I caught a whiff of smell that turned my mind blank almost immediately It was a mell i can never forget. It was this that led to all the in-moment decision that i took. It was this that led to all the misery Tony faced. It was Tony's heat pheromones. I was overwhelmed by the overpowering desire taking over my mind, I felt all my reasoning and senses leaving my head and only the thoughts of doing Tony blacking me out.

she said the code word. "Skies are blue" he said flashing a smile as she sat next to him on the bench. She struggled not to look at him but a quick glance was enough. They had never met before. He had disheveled hair, circular metal-framed glasses that she knew were just a disguise he didn’t look smart or myopic not that she was a doctor. A big nose and large lips with a quick smile that went on and off, one thing he couldn’t hide was that cut on his left cheek at least something that matched his profile. Well built, a body builder probably. His voice was deep and raspy. Yet he looked calm and harmless. "So, you have something for me?" Elsie spoke first after that weird introduction that als

"Hell if I know. I keep waiting for McCannon to call and say they let Rizzoli go on a misdemeanor. It hardly seems real." He started walking again, uneasy that the girls were getting so far ahead. The location was distant from civilization and roads, but wildlife was still a factor. Bears, lynx. Just as he thought it, an eagle flew overhead. "Aubrey will need an adjustment period," Jeff said, head down against the wind.

I ran last, the roar of explosions tearing through the air behind me. The cliff buckled, sending rocks and soil into the abyss. My foot slipped on the edge, and I screamed—but a hand grabbed mine. Lucas. He didn’t say anything, just yanked me toward the slope. We slid down together, thorns slashing our arms, dirt choking our mouths, until we hit the forest floor below. Above us, the ridge exploded in a final boom. Flames lit the sky like lightning. And then—silence. **Ethan’s POV**

Rene’s POV After sleeping until midday, I made to have coffee As I was reaching for the coffee, my doorbell rang. Startled, I looked at the doorbell app on my phone. I wasn’t expecting anyone on a Saturday morning, and anyone with sense would call. When I looked at the app, I could only see broad shoulders wearing a leather jacket. When the face glanced up in the camera, I swallowed. Kai Even in shades, with the beard and leather jacket, he looked every bit the part of a rebel. He was incredibly sexy.

I want to just jump into the shower and wash the stress of today's set away. When I get into the reception, I meet my neighbor Hadiza talking to a woman, so I greet both of them and walk past them to the elevator. I tap on it only to find out it's not working. I hiss lightly and turn to go to the back so I can take the stairs. When I have only walked a few steps, I hear the two women hiss, slap their hands together and laugh so wickedly.

Strange! “ Is anyone home?” Bob called out again as he ventured further inside the house, his voice sounding a little shaky and husky. He was beginning to have a strange feeling, and his intuition told him to run out of the door and never return. But Bob continued pressing on, he was too curious to leave... He suddenly froze when he heard he a soft grunt echo through the corridor. Bob was startled and grew alerted. His whole existence warned him that it was the best timing to really walk out the door now. He turned around with the aim to follow his gut feelings.

I might need that information for later. As I walked through the familiar paths of Brown Wood Pack, lost in my thoughts, I unexpectedly collided with someone. The impact was gentle, yet it jolted me out of my reverie. Looking up, I found Ellen standing there, her blonde hair slightly tousled from the encounter. Our eyes met, and a moment of recognition passed between us.

I say to the stranger. He smiles and nods. "It's not a problem. It's not the first time I've stopped a man like that and, unfortunately, it probably won't be the last." I nod and cross my arms over my chest. The stranger appears friendly, protective almost, based on the way he inserted himself into the situation. His voice is calm and reassuring after experiencing such an unwanted encounter. We stand there in an awkward silence, unsure of what to say to each other. I avoid meeting his eyes.