Find Her Now Novels & Stories

She’s not done yet. STEPHEN It’s been two damn weeks. Fourteen endless nights without seeing her face. Without hearing her voice. Selena. I’ve searched everywhere beyond my kingdom’s borders, across rivers and mountains. I’ve sent my best trackers, torn through neutral zones, threatened allies. Nothing. Until now. My phone vibrates against my desk. I snatch it up without thinking. “We found her,” the voice says. My heart slams against my ribs. “Where?” “Nightshade Pack,” the voice replies.

“Help me find her. She needs me.” There was no room for blame now. The only thing that mattered was finding Gianna. Days later, with nothing but gut instinct and Lucas’s help, I finally found the place she had gone. Hallstatt…

My father stopped and commanded his men. I escaped from his sight somehow and kept following them to check what was actually happening. To my surprise, she was way faster than everyone and vanished in the sight of men. They were searching for her and I went deep into the woods and found the end of the cliff. I heard some crying and muffled voices from the other end as I walked closer. Then I realised that I saw that girl holding a piece of rock trying hard not to fall. She begged me harder “Help me, please.” She struggled to speak.

He had saved up the money after eating solely mac and cheese for an entire week and gotten me the pendant. I cherished it nonetheless. I hadn't taken it off for five years, and the protective wax that coated the pendant had already worn off. Alexander's biggest fear came true when he saw the pendant. He fell to his knees and covered his face, devastated as he broke down in tears. There was no hiding the anguish and sorrow in his sobs. The police officer clapped him on the shoulder and waited until he had calmed down before showing him a security footage. "We tracked your fiancée's whereabouts and found that she left the apartment in the evening on the 23rd of June. She hadn't returned since.

I reached for my phone and considered calling Dario. As I looked at the screen, I second-guessed myself. I didn’t want to spend the rest of my life as a subservient wife who asked her husband’s permission to go to coffee. If I started now, I’d set the precedent. Without checking with Dario, I looked up the telephone number for Hotel Phillips and called the main desk. In no time, they connected my call to room 2004. “Hola.” A male voice answered. I hesitated. “I’m looking for Ana Herrera.”

The city below sparkled on, oblivious to the storm building in my chest. Somewhere out there, she was watching. Hiding. Running. But not for long. I reached for my phone, hit dial. When Knox answered, I spoke two words only: “Find her.”

* “I can’t pick her up and hold this at the same time.” *Take.* “I NEED A HEALER.” *Alaric.* —- *Alaric.* His answer came back before I’d finished thinking it. *Maddox?* I tried to speak and nothing came out, which was impressive, considering I wasn’t using my mouth. *Maddox.* *It’s Hadley.* Everything on the other end of the link sharpened. *What about Hadley?* *I found her.* A pause. *Found her where?* *She wasn’t in Four.*

fucking hot. She is searching for something. “Look closer,” I commanded. The camera looks closer, and I narrow my eyes as I try to read what she is searching for on G****e. Sebastian Cross. I lean back and smile. Yes.

I said to myself. I searched the whole house but she isn't there. Now I am not angry but concerned and worried about her. Does she never do this? Where is she? I dialed her number and called her cell phone. It's ringing but she is not answering her phone. What's with her? I need to find her now... "Hello! I want you to find the location of Miss. Caitlin Snow. I want to know where she is within five minutes. Got it?"I said into my phone.

"Oh, I see. Then, where will you meet here?" I laugh a little. "That's the problem. I don't know where I should meet her. She told me that she was going to the spa and that we would meet there, but I have been to six spas here but could not find her. I also went to the places here where she used to go, but still could not find her." "Why don't you call her?" "You know I can, but unfortunately, she won't have a cellphone right now." "Oh. So, what are you going to do now?"