Escape From Khaj Nisut Novels & Stories

She added. Eurus just stared at them blankly, his mind churning to come up with any plausible explanation for what he'd just witnessed. Yes, he lost his memories, but he was sure as hell that it was unnatural to his eyes. Kaya, Cashew, and Peanut, immediately started to run swiftly without delay to their destination. At first, Eurus paused, but snapped out of it quickly and followed them at the same pace. Moments later, The sky is already dark as they arrived at their destination, which is a ten-story apartment building. They managed to arrive safely, unscathed.

I’m too busy thinking about how I’m going to get from the bed and downstairs without breaking my neck. Mack’s suggestion to take me to the garden tempts me for a moment. Not because I’ll be getting fresh air, but because it would make escape easier if I was already outside. But then I catch sight of my gray duffel bag in the corner of the bedroom and I realize I can’t leave here without it. So, I have to make my escape from the bedroom. I can’t leave my clothes and all my cash behind because it’s all I have. It’s only mid-afternoon when my stomach grumbles and the urge to use the bathroom sneaks up on me that I realize I’m being stupid.

Feroze turned to Jafar, “She is telling the truth.” ‘Wow! That actually worked?’ Ayesha thought in surprise as she rubbed her throat. “Are you joking?” Jafar raged, “We have evidence she talked to the Khanzadas.” He turned to the princess, “Did you plan the escape with them?” “No.” Ayesha answered, ‘They planned the escape with me.’ “Truth,” Feroze confirmed. “You useless slaver,” Jafar cursed, “Put him and his friends back in prison and never let them out.”

It was a pivotal moment, a turning point in her journey. With a gentle turn of the key, the doors creaked open, revealing a glimpse of the world beyond—a world brimming with possibilities, untethered by Haider's possessiveness. Ameera took a deep breath, inhaling the scent of newfound freedom, and stepped through the threshold, her footsteps light and resolute. The beautiful palace of Jaipur stood witness to her escape, as Ameera embarked on a journey to rediscover herself, to reclaim her independence, and to carve her own path in a world where her heart could finally find solace.

"Please stop trying to kill me and sit down here. Let me explain. Okay?" I didn't know if my words were going to work or not, but I had to try since I didn't want to hurt Khushi while trying to escape. All I had to do was divert her focus away from me. "Nice try." She forced a sardonic grin onto her face. "But that's not happening." "You better tell me the exit. And why are there so many people in this place exactly? You guys seem like a huge gang." My lips straightened in a thin line, sensing her 0.0001% intelligence.

We sit and eat, the three of us obviously needing the food because we do not say a word as we inhale food like we’ve never eaten. Toast, bacon and sausages that Theo cooked. The granola that I love and some fruit whilst we waited. Unfortunately, Khai is desperate to escape standing when he’s finished asking, no, pleading to be let loose. “Please, may I go now?” He asks. “Fine.” Theo unlocks the shutters, letting light into the house from all the windows that were previously covered and there Khai goes, slipping out the back door like his arse is on fire and he cannot wait to leave the confines of this house.

“They killed him?” “Yes,” Deepak whispered. “Mr. Shah’s men beat him to death. They told me to keep quiet or I’d end up the same way.” “What happened to Kavita?” Arman asked, his voice tight with emotion. “She escaped,” Deepak said. “She ran into the forest while we were distracted. I never saw her again, but I heard rumors she found refuge in a nearby village. As they drove back to the city, Ayesha’s phone buzzed with another message:

She rolls her eyes like that was obvious. “Jared, looks like it’s you and me.” Nick says. “Cool.” “Let’s go settle in.” Aidan winks at Danika who rolls her eyes but follows him into the elevator. “Everyone be down here in 30minutes.” Mrs Woods shouts before everyone heads into their rooms. The rest of us head up once the mad elevator rush is over. “This room is stunning.” Chiara says. She drops her bags on the floor and throws the balcony doors open.

“You will reach places where you stop needing help from strangers.” A beat, “That is where you will find out what you actually are.” And then he left. What did he mean by that? confused, I wondered. But I already knew what I was. I was a maid who escaped from the palace. a fugitive whose life was in danger should she be discovered.

It looked wrong—unclean. Something cold gripped my spine. I staggered backward and hid behind Lucius’s wolf, who immediately growled low and protective. The banquet dissolved into chaos. Alphas barked orders. The warriors moved in. Shawn’s last cry of “Clara!” was drowned by the sounds of struggle and restraint. Lucius ordered him thrown out. The last thing I saw was the pain and disbelief in Shawn’s face as he was dragged away—still calling out a name I no longer answered to.