Error404 Novels & Stories

I saw him lying in the floor unconsciously and my eyes went wide. "Chad!" I ran to kneel by his side. Sorry it came later than scheduled, the website has been misbehaving all day, ugh! Please leave your comments

Robert eyes widened in shock, knowing Mr Rutherford just called the bank. "Yes, that's me." The lady answered, her voice resounding in the whole room. Mr Rutherford had actually put the phone on loud speaker. "Okay. Well, I would love to find out about a certain error on the company account statement of HEALTH LIFE HOSPITAL. By the way, I'm Mr Rutherford director of health life, and I believe I have the right to ask for such information." "Yes, that is true sir. What error are you talking about?." Mrs Wesley asked.

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"Cough... Sorry, Michael. I know today's the marriage registration with Elsa. I shouldn't bug you, but I feel really awful..." Michael didn't even blink. He slammed the brakes and pulled over. "What's going on?" Kallie coughed again, all soft and pitiful. "Maybe it's from when I gave you blood. Just a little wind and sun makes me feel so weak..." "Then get to a hospital. Right now," Michael said. "I... I can't. I can't even get out of bed..." I almost burst out laughing. Seriously? Since when does a basic blood donation turn you into a Victorian ghost?

Two. Nothing. The website was clear. It definitely was showing, 404 error. I tried to check for anything I could find, anything, but the only thing left was just site cookies. Just great. I slammed my hands on the table in annoyance as I slammed my laptop shut. How do I even get to the root of this if there was nothing to even check in the first place? But firstly, I seem to be forgetting something. How did this site come on to my system in the first place? My tab and system was interconnected so if it was logged on from my tab, it would reflect on my system.

I pulled it out quickly. The screen flashed. “You were not meant to see this.” My jaw tightened. “Then you shouldn’t have brought me here,” I said. No reply. Instead. Another message. “Exit immediately.” I looked back at the figure in the chair. At myself. Still unmoving. Still silent. “What is this?” I asked. A pause. Longer than usual. Then. “An error.” I almost laughed. “That’s not an answer.” The hum spiked again. Sharper. More unstable.

Theo’s POV The screen on the machine did not show the report. It did not show a checkmark or a confirmation. The Machine’s Flaw started pulsing with a red light instead. A pitched sound kept echoing through the room, repeating over and over. I looked at the text flashing on the screen in capital letters. The error code 404, it just kept flashing. ERROR CODE: 404. BIOLOGICAL ANOMALY DETECTED. DATA UPLOAD SUSPENDED. MANUAL RE-SAMPLING REQUIRED.

My head snaps to the side as his hand makes contact with my cheek. In my defense, I have no idea where that answer came from. I know from experience it's better not to answer him. Clearly, my mouth momentarily forgot that fact. But you know something, I don't feel sorry at all. Fearful, maybe, but sorry? Nope. "It's been a while. Four years, right?" He says as he grabs hold of my hair and pulls my head back. I resist the urge to scream, but I don't resist the urge to spit in his face.

So I followed what he said and to my surprise it opened. I walked out and saw a lot of stuff all over the place. Then I heard another person moving around the house fast. Her heart was racing. I wondered who that person was. Where were we? I went around looking at stuff as I went. I walked towards a thing I remember was called a window. The sun had just started rising and I could see everything outside. I couldn’t stop staring. There was so much to look at. I had never seen it before. I always wanted to see it. The outside world was always so unfamiliar to me. All of a sudden I heard the heartbeat get really close and felt eyes on my back. I turned around and saw this sweaty looking woman. S

Only those who can understand each other in a world that is difficult to understand are those who both suffer from the pain of this cruel world. ❝But how? ❞ she asked. The world is wide, and there are many people here, so she was right in her question. Because if she keeps looking for him and he keeps looking for her, it's like they're looking for a penny in a vast ocean. ❝Every night, I'm always here, and I have a night party if you just want to come. ❞ this invitation.