Escape From Cidhna Mine Novels & Stories

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

Today, I take back my life. I've been planning this escape for two years, biding my time and gathering whatever money I could steal from Conor. Every time he passed out drunk, I would sneak into his wallet, taking only a little at a time so he wouldn't notice. I've accumulated enough to make our escape. Celia, Mia's nanny, has been my ally. She's seen the bruises, heard the screams, and knows the danger we’re in. We've been planning this together, and today, everything is set.

Nathan and Miranda knew they had to act fast to rescue the children and bring their captors to justice. With their usual determination, Nathan and Miranda devised a plan. They disguised themselves as aid workers and gained access to the mine. There, they were able to gather evidence and coordinate with local authorities to stage a raid on the compound where the children were being held. The operation was a success, and all of the children were rescued.

ZARA **Warning episode containing memories about abuse and rape.** We had been running the whole day after we early left Alpha Chase's pack. Grandpa wanted to put as much distance between the Alpha and us. When it gets dark, grandpa finds a safe place to sleep for the night. He found a small cave hidden behind a waterfall that ran into a small lake.

Rocks rained from the top of the tunnel and backing it up were countless shattering sounds outside. The scream lasted for a few minutes and within this interval, the ground began to tremble. In a short time I saw the pack of Kanimas racing towards the tunnel exit. We waited patiently until they were all gone and then we hastened, heading into the cave where the Kanimas were. “Save your friend. I will free the others,” Flynn said to me before heading to the cage. I rushed down to where Stiles was chained. I broke the chains gently, setting him on the floor.

The escape from the Arizona black site was like running through a storm of bullets and chaos. They had the shielding components they came for, but the Obsidian Hand didn’t let them go easily. Their enemies chased them through the desert. Only Ghost’s sharp shooting, Fuse’s bombs, and Cipher’s last-second hacks gave them the time to meet up with Amelia’s extraction team. They barely escaped. Behind them, the hangar burned, and Alistair Finch’s angry soldiers were left behind beaten for now, but still dangerous.

The golden rays of light spilled in from outside, casting a soft hue on the back of my hand. Mom was still crying, while Dad stood at the door with red-rimmed eyes. He adopted a composed look and said, "Don't cry. It's a blessing that Natalie has regained consciousness." I broke into a smile. … Three days later, I was discharged from the hospital. The sun shone brightly in the sky, and the wind was blowing gently. Wisps of steam from the roadside food stalls curled in the air. Mom walked ahead of us, eager to go home to prepare something nutritious for me.

I was already feeling jet-lagged. "Oh, and block Mason's number and any you could have from his pack. There is no need to relay to me if they call," I told her and she nodded. I walked towards the clamp ground and entered Lily's tent to rest. When I got up, I joined Lily by the fire. "You are here, good. We are heading out in an hour," she told me. I noticed the camp site was full and as looked around, I locked eyes with Henry and quickly looked away. His eyes scared me.