Fences Audiobook Novels & Stories

was a faint speck in the dark sky, providing little illumination. I only heard rumors and whispers about the area where Damon's rogue pack lived. We weren't from the rogue pack, but Damon had been spotted there lately. I needed to reach that place. My ears thumping, I arrived at the perimeter fence. A few guards were walking along the outer wall when I looked around. Trying to keep my breath under control, I flattened myself against the cool stone. I moved closer to the fence, my eyes looking for any sign that I might slip through unnoticed. My pulse hammered in my ears as I found a gap in the fence—a loose board that I could push aside. My hands trembled as I removed it silently, careful n

Good night. She heard a little bit of laughter before he ended the call. She sat down in her seat and looked at her phone. Why did doctor Hither want to see her? Did she do anything wrong? ......... Fred looked through the net that covered the gate, he was hearing voices of about two to three people in there. They were gathered around the drum fire by the warehouse, their eyes looking alert. They were looking around the field with precipitation on their faces.

Just then a brand new Audi roared from the distance, slowing down towards home. It pulled up outside the fence and the door swung opened. Reiner popped his head out, running his hand through his hair. He took one good look at my family's house and his nose wrinkled. I knew it. I knew he'd find fault with my parents house. "Did I keep you ladies waiting?" Reiner asked, shutting the car door and proceeding towards us. "Not at all," mom answered, planting her hands on her hips. "Were you behind us all these while?"

Careful not to get caught on the barbed wire, she scrambled over. "Stop!" The officer shouted, drawing near. Undeterred, Athena's right foot crossed the fence. "Hey, stop, or I'll shoot!" The pursuing officers shouted. Athena successfully crossed the fence, but her jacket got caught on the barbed wire. Her expression turned anxious as she attempted to free herself. Her legs grew tired, strength waning. Frustration brought her close to tears. After a few seconds, her legs gave out, causing her to crash to the ground.

"Assist us so we can assist you as well!" But what if no one is inside? What if we've come all this way only to find out we're too late to help? We'll perish if the gate doesn't open, and it'll all have been for nothing. A tremendous rumbling sound was coming from behind us as if machinery that hadn't been used in centuries was suddenly reactivating. I clenched my jaw and crushed my teeth in an attempt to drown out the noise that was assaulting my ears. Slowly but steadily, the fence behind us opened, and Ricky pushed Diana into the opening as soon as it was broad enough.

“We won’t.” I blinked, stumbling after him, until he veered toward the far corner where the fence had bowed inward, half-crushed by years of neglect. He dropped to his knees, wrenching the bottom loose with both hands. Metal screamed, dirt crumbled, and suddenly there was a gap, jagged but wide enough. “Go, Grace. Crawl.” My chest squeezed. “What about you?” “I’m right behind you. Go!” I shoved Nova through first, her cries muffled against my chest, then squeezed in after, the metal biting into my arms and tearing my sweatshirt. Noah crawled through last, his back scraping hard against the fence.

Because of that he could also curse God's gift that some people considered a gift, memory was definitely not always pleasant. But this time he only needed to find a house with a separate building concept for each room at high altitude. The distinctiveness of the cast bricks and the wall coloring pattern reminded her of a villa on the island of the gods in a traveling-themed show. That clue alone was enough to lead them to a gate that looked old from the outside, as if it had been unoccupied for a very long time. The wooden sliding door had even become food for creepers. However, the sound of a car engine from inside the fence made them retreat, waiting from a distance. They recognized the ma

in the elevator silence wraps around us,.the soft hum of the cables the faint squeak of the metal doors sliding shut small sounds but sharp in the tension heavy air.,, aiden stands beside me tall composed his shoulders taut with a discipline that radiates outward brushing against my own nerves.our proximity is only a few inches but it might as well be a chasm. the garage doors open with a slow whoosh and the car door clicks behind me echoing too loud too final.he sits at the wheel knuckles pale as he rests them on the leather,.

Vren takes in the two-story classic suburban home with white picket fence setting the bow on the peaceful countryside life far from the noise of the bustling city three hours back. Not only was the ride long. It was deafeningly silent. Audrey has only spoken instructions to him inside the car. It was too silent he could hear his own breathing. The woman can practically takes a vow of silence without difficulties. Vren has racked his brain for any misbehavior he could’ve conducted since the dinner with his family. There was nothing he can think of. None at all. And therefore no reason for her not speaking.

He barked in response, pacing anxiously at Liam’s side. For a moment nothing happened. Then, the heavy black gates embedded in the wall began to slide open. The deep mechanical hum reverberated through the clearing. A sleek black Audi emerged; its windows darkly tinted. Its engine a low, powerful growl. The car slowed as it passed him, stopping momentarily. Liam felt an inexplicable tension settle over him. He tried to peer inside, but the tinted glass revealed nothing. Then the gates hissed shut behind the vehicle, sealing the fortress once more. The Audi accelerated, disappearing down the road, and into the trees.