Escape From Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

She would have given up hope while in the camp a long time ago but she didn’t want her family and innocent children to suffer terribly because of her. She had considered trying to escape by using any of the fishing boats but luckily for her, one of the servants that attempted it before she got there got blown into pieces so she had to run back. Another one wanted to use that opportunity to escape thinking the mine in that particular spot had been detonated but unfortunately for him too; just a few steps after the exploded mine, another landmine blew him up. Kelsey had thought of different things to do to flee as she didn’t want her children to be killed after they are delivered or they becom

One of them, the person who had spoken earlier, stepped forward, his expression defiant. “You can also additionally have stopped us,” he stated. “But you can’t prevent the chaos we’ve unleashed. The international community is already falling apart.” I met his gaze, my clear up hardening. “Then we’ll position it lower back together.” The Escape The facility shook violently as we sprinted closer to the exit, the self-destruct collection tearing the underground complicated apart. We reached the floor simply because the very last explosion erupted, a plume of smoke and hearthplace ingesting the mountainside.

I tried to speak, but she was pressing hard on my windpipe. “I want you to get up slowly and show me the easiest way out of here.” Cynthia ordered. I did as she asked. Standing up, there was a secret passage off to the side. We set it up in case of a fire or anything that we needed to get the prisoners out quickly. Going over to the built-in bookcase, I pulled on the book, Deadly Mate. Slowly, the book case creaked open with a fresh layer of dust flying around.

“You two are insane. You know that, right?” Aria smiled, tired and relieved. “We know.” Lucien wrapped an arm around her waist, supporting her weight. “We need to get out of here before the mine collapses.” Aria nodded. She looked at the cages, at the freed prisoners helping each other to their feet. “Take them back to the valley,” she said. “All of them. No one gets left behind.” Silas grinned. “Now that sounds like a pack I can stay in.” They left the mine as the first rays of dawn hit the mountains.

she whispered, untying the ropes. Mimi’s eyes fluttered open, her voice weak but determined. “I knew you’d come.” Billy stood guard, his gun raised as footsteps echoed down the hall. “We need to move. Now.” The escape was chaotic. Dylan’s men swarmed the factory, their shouts echoing through the halls. Lydia’s team held their ground, buying Mia and Billy enough time to get Mimi to safety. But as they reached the exit, they were confronted by none other than Dylan himself.

We pushed Lilac through first, Mary was next, then Scarlet followed with John behind her. When I turned around Liam was standing in the rain pulling the pin of the grenade, The explosion ripped through the compound and the shockwave slammed into my chest throwing me against the tunnel door. Dust and heat filled the air as the world seemed to get louder, then everything went quiet except for the ringing in my ears. "Liam!" I shouted, coughing. "Liam!" "I said to go!" He stumbled through the smoke a moment later, coughing with his hair plastered to his forehead.

Ferry back to my room and hand me a phone ,great now I am dead. "H-hello" "Hello my beautiful future wife how are you my baby doll" "I am fine" "Excuse me baby?" I Fitch "I am fine love"

She decided to try down in the cellar since there were no more prisoners down there, Gage and his gang hadn’t been down there in a while, so she thought maybe there was a way out down there. Walking past where Jayden was kept, there was a big door it was closed, Jade used all her strength she was barely able to open it, looking inside it was dark. She wasn’t sure if she should go down there, walking back upstairs she grabbed one of the torches and headed back down and into the dark hallway.

They love it, buying a house away from all the New York noise and settling for a beautiful home out in the country. "Ok, I guess it's time we make our way out before we lose our plane. You guys ready? Say bye to mom and dad?" Loretta says to Aiden and Emily. They stand, Aiden is a bit reluctant to turn off his game until Jake gives him the look. He gets serious, but honestly Aiden has just as big of a temper as he does. Aiden turns off his console and walks towards us.

After what felt like an eternity, one of the guards finally gestured for the car to move. When I saw him signal that we could proceed, I let out a sigh of relief, the tension in my shoulders easing as the car drove away from the checkpoint. When the car stopped, a group of guards approached to escort the humans toward the basement. I knew what awaited us down there, at least our insider already told us about the cage where they kept the captives. The guards led us there, roughly throwing us into the cage before slamming the door shut. Clinton and I found ourselves confined in that cold, unforgiving space. We exchanged glances, silently reassuring each other, knowing we had a plan. We had map