Factory Novel Novels & Stories

Amelia said, her finger tapping a corner, “the factory covers about ten thousand square meters.” “Ten thousand…” I repeated under my breath. That was territory size. Pack-land size. Far too large for a second-tier company like the Darvin Group. My wolf bristled. Patrick wasn’t just hiding something, he was nesting. How had he concealed this from the council, from rival packs, from corporate surveillance? “Yes,” Chloe added, her voice heavy. “Finding two people in there without alerting anyone is close to impossible.” Amelia’s finger began tracing lines across the map. “If it’s that difficult, we need precision. From Aria’s map, the factory is divided into four zones: work areas, employee res

"I'm on time. Perhaps you're just too early because you have nothing better to do." Nathaniel grinned, jamming his hands into his pockets. "Or perhaps I just enjoy seeing you hurry about like a madwoman." She shot him a look. "I wasn't panicking." "Refresh your memory, of course," he announced, pushing open the factory door with a flourish and bowing courtly. "After you, Your Grumpiness Royal." Eliana raised an eyebrow but trailed behind, surrounded by the smell of leather and whine of machinery whirring. Laborers scurried to prepare the newest shipping line out into the world.

Lydia stood in front of her office building and stared up at the five-story building. The office building itself wasn't very big, but the food factory behind it was quite spacious. Linder was indeed the most famous producer of packaged food. Their factories were everywhere, and the place where Lydia worked was the center of it. The five-story building was probably where the company was founded, so the Reino family was reluctant to move it. The same goes for the bakery behind it. It may be in town, but they run the factory well. There were no complaints from the neighbors or the government.

Friday began as a normal day, Tess Fairmont woke up, made breakfast, coffee, and feed the cats. Just a regular day like any other of Tessa Fairmont’s slow paced days. But that was a day that became a day that changed her whole life’s trajectory in an instance. It was November, Tess had just gotten done with her shift. Alex and Tess had been having more fights frequently. Tess got home and noticed empty beer bottles strewn about the room.

Chester asked in amazement. "She just can't join us directly, but she will be here very soon." Chester walked away and left her resting on one of the cement pillars. He walked all round the factory looking at the destroyed asbestos, as he walked around, he noticed that some of the machines in the abandoned factory were newer than the others and some even had same brand as the ones he had seen in the streets. In one of the cubicles as he walked along, he saw an encryption 'Gordon Digital Academy'

Ashley POV I took my stuff to the car and drove myself to the factory in Southport. Shina transferred me to one of the oldest factories, whose production was low but maintenance was too bad. Hardly any air conditioner working there. I thought of giving a resignation, but I didn’t want to look like a coward who ran away from the problem. It’s better that I face it and I would definitely improve this factory. When I arrived at the office, I found no female workers were around. There were mainly middle-aged men who worked for more than decades. No wonder the productivity was extremely low here.