Novel & Cerita Escape Cidhna Mine

** ORCHID We return to the mineshaft under cover of darkness, leaving the stolen vehicle where it will be found by one of the patrols. Hopefully they give it back to the guy we took it from. I don't like to steal, but in this case it was necessary. We had to leave the city and go back to the Zone. Truk leads us down the memory mine shaft, as we have no light this time. We reach the end just before sunrise and are able to escape before any of the guards on the far wall can spot us.

Catelyn suddenly became serious. The playful smile on her face immediately disappeared. Seeing the grave look on Catelyn's face, Edwin realized it was something important. "What is it?" "I heard that your people found a mine outside a village in Enigma Hollow a few days ago and that you sent people to guard the mine. Is it true?" Catelyn inquired. Edwin nodded. It was a coincidence. He sent people to look for birthday gifts for Joanne. Unexpectedly, his people found that mine in Enigma Hollow. Currently, they were exploring that mine.

A small nail scrapped my elbow and i yelp in pain. Once i reached down i opened the back door of basement and passed out of the house. I started walking casually to the other lane. I know round the corner meant four lanes down, it was our code when we were kids. No car was visible, aarav said a car will be waiting for me. "May be i am early." I whispered to myself and wait near the phone booth. JACK'S POV.. I was working in my office of my massion, there was an extremely Important shipment of 100 girls to LA. These girls were specially demanded, they were the daughters of important people, very important people. I don't want anything to go wrong. Just everything to the point.

“I’ll deliver this food, and you’ll hide beneath the cart. When the time is right, jump out and find the keys to the silver cell in the basement. That’s where they’re keeping Paul.” I nodded, though my stomach twisted with unease. This plan was crazy, but it was for a good cause. Paul didn’t deserve to die, and if I could help save him, I had to try. “You ready, Mija?” Sofia asked. I nodded again. “Here goes nothing.” Crouching low, I slipped beneath the cart as Sofia draped a long white cloth over it. She sprayed perfume around the cart, masking my scent, and began pushing it toward the pack house.

He asked in a careful tone and that made me a little suspicious. "Why?" "Because I want you to join us for brunch tomorrow." "Brunch? Where?" "Lisa's restaurant." He said as he turned to see my mom brought 3 glasses of purple smoothies. "Why? Cody's back?" I asked because Cody, my cousin, lives in London to study and Lisa is his older sister. "No, I wanted to introduce you to my close friend, Pierce." "Uhmm okay.." I said and I turned to see my mom putting a big glass of smoothie in front of me.

She wasn’t going to let a devilishly handsome man with the deepest blue eyes she had ever seen distract her from that. Losing herself in the documents on the Angolan diamond mine the Corporation wanted to buy, she could see why her father wanted the mine. The exploration activities by the mine indicated that there was a viable kimberlite pipe that could produce diamond deposits in over 20 years. Looking at the business reports for the company that held the majority shares presently, it showed that they didn’t have the funds to develop and excavate the pipe. The new contract showed that Lopes Corporation will gain the majority shares, while the former company kept 20 per cent shares in the di

she said. The commander chuckled. “Brave little miner.” The quiet one in the long coat spoke up for the first time. “We use freight haulers. Supply shipments from the quarry go straight through Citadel processing. Hidden compartments, scrubbed IDs, bribes to the right scanners. It isn’t pretty nor cheap. And if they catch you…” He made a slicing motion across his throat. Abigail’s jaw tightened. “Then I won’t get caught.” Samuel shifted uneasily. “Abbie—”

She looked up immediately. Her eyes searched mine. “Did you find him?” I nodded once. Relief hit her so fast it looked like pain. “Where is he?” “Industrial yard. Outside the city.” Her eyes sharpened immediately. “I’m coming.” It wasn’t emotional. It was instinct. I held her gaze for a long second. Then nodded. “Stay close to me. No matter what happens.” She didn’t argue. The auto yard sat at the edge of the city, hidden behind rusted fencing and broken signage. The kind of place no one noticed unless they were looking for it.

“What?” “Pack your things and leave.” “You haven't done anything that can be traced back to you, find an island or somewhere far away and move there. You can have your own life.” “What about you, Maya?” He asks. God can't he just forget about her.? “It's too late.” “Cassian.” “Listen to me Holden, I'm not willing to see you spend your life in jail, so go in there pack your things and go to a place you want, I set up offshore accounts long ago and I will give you the passcodes just go,” I mumble desperately.