Escape Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

Damian shouted, trying to remind his father. Damian didn't know that his mother had been sent to the Surec mines. With the ability and strength of the Windsor family, it would be impossible for him to obtain this information. All mines are closed companies, and only certain people understand their internal affairs, including their employees. Moreover, the Surec mining location is very remote and remote. Getting there requires quite a long time and must be with a special vehicle. At this time, Cecilia, sitting beside Howard, also persuaded her father, “Dad, what are you angry about? What did Aunt Daisy say?”

"You betrayed us once already." "I was loyal to Lydia. But Lydia left me to rot in here. Left me behind when she escaped." Kain leaned forward. "She used me. I see that now. So I am offering you a trade. Information for a chance." Clara looked at Marcus. He shrugged. Your call. "Tell me what you know," Clara said. "If it is useful, we will discuss terms." Kain smiled. "Lydia has a backup location. An old mining town about thirty miles north. Abandoned for decades. She uses it as a fallback when things go wrong."

Jane was not yet home when I got to the house. And Isaiah? He had gone for his job at the hospital as a janitor. So the house was all mine. I took out my phone again and checked the messages he sent me in the morning that I hadn’t replied to. I was reading them again when another message popped in: “I guess you’re home now.” I texted him back: “Yes, thank you.” “The scar on your shoulder; that looks like abuse. What happened to you?” “It’s nothing.” Actually, it was something.

Alie The email looks legitimate. Subject line: Heliograph Fund – Creative Consultant Inquiry. A neat paragraph about a short-term branding project, a generous stipend, and an address that’s only ten blocks from where I met Mr. Black last time. I tell myself it can’t be connected. Heliograph sounds like a grant, a committee, something run by serious people with lanyards. But the phrase narrative strategy flickers in the back of my head like a low battery warning.

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We tried to track down the phone they used to call me but no match was found. The next day I received a message it was almost midnight: "I hope you make it on time Alpha before your mate is turned to ashes. She's at the Lake House Cabin at Mt. Sienna." ~Sophia’s POV~ It took a day before I made it to the cabin. It was a cabin where my dad and I practice hunting. It looked isolated but I know they were here. I can smell Fiona's and Jenna's scent in the area. I knocked on the door and Jenna opened the door.

“No way! I'm still a virgin waiting on my special someone.” I chuckled at how cute she was. It was pretty wild for someone as attractive as her to be a virgin. “I can pop your cherry if you'd like.” I winked and Daya cheeks turned a brighter shade of red and she stared back at her feet while scratching the side of her neck nervously. “So whose kids are they?” I asked while walking towards the table. “Umm.. one of the maid's that was killed years ago. She was allowed to give birth to her babies before she was killed.” Daya said in a low tone.

The steel tips didn't pierce the shield; they violently dissolved into tiny puffs of grey dust that the biting mountain wind instantly scattered into the abyss. Elena, Gideon shouted, his silver eyes flashing with a severe, ancient urgency as he kept the barrier raised against the Council's line. The lower trenches are mapped into the old iron mine shafts. The stone down there is raw, unrefined moonstone. If you stay here, the ambient minerals will choke your wolf until you can't even stand. You have to move now, before Trevor seals the drainage vents!

“Medical-grade cooling units, and surgical sensors. One heartbeat in the data logs—small, rapid.” “A child,” Chaewon whispered. “Destination?” Han zoomed in. “Unknown, but we traced a fuel log to a compound on Hwagae Mountain. Government classified it as abandoned after a chemical spill in 2012. Except… it never was.” Jian stepped over, phone lowered. “Confirmation just came in. That facility was once part of the original Phoenix expansion program.” “Then that’s where the child is,” Chaewon said. “No,” Han said, voice low. “That’s where they’re raising it.”

Upon her return, she also wrote and exchanged with the pregnant woman in front of her. 'I've never heard of Gardenia before. Where is it?’ asked Slaine curiously. Kalista also wrote a reply. 'On the border of Denver and Lancester, Gardenia is the name of the Castle where Gideon and I currently live.' Mia's and Slaine's brows knitted together, they both looked at each other, as if they had the same thought. “I think the men in the Red Cage are a bunch of crazy men. They built the Castle as if they were building a house with ordinary bricks,” Mia whispered, making Slaine agree.