Fort Hagen Novels & Stories

I felt free. But eventually, I had to get down. Just as I began to lower myself, I spotted something on the dock. The dock was a few meters from where Alina and I were that day. She didn't trust the way it was built to stand on it. Her fear was that it would collapse and she would be submerged in water that was unhygienic. Fuck, there I go again thinking of her.

I trust him with my life and I'm going to do everything in my power to make him see that we belong together. The crowd is being directed by the first responders to keep moving down the block and to stay as far back from the firetruck and burning hotel as possible. I don't want to get in anyone's way and I shuffle further along and lose sight of Roberto and the rest of the Mennetti family.

He felt Alfred might just be taking things too far but at the same time not too far because it's actually the law of the institution. Alex had an odd feeling, probably a feeling of impending doom but he couldn't come to a conclusion. Just as he sat on the chair, facing the security monitor, something caught his eye. He leaned closer to the screen to get a better view, squinting his eyes and immediately, he pushed the red button on the monitor table that sent alarms blaring. "Are you all ready?", Henry asked his crew with a smirk on his face. Most of his crew replied with a 'yes' confidently, while some nodded nervously. He was close to getting what he wanted and he could feel the joy already

My whole pack was in this large hall so the men can't hurt me anyways. I shakily push open the doors earning attention from my pack as I pushed my jelly-like legs to the nearest seat to the back and waited for the meeting to start. Brendon stood at the front looking over his pack with his Luna on his side. The three men from before sat in chairs looking towards us and more than once I saw multiple people from my pack look at me ready to help me if I had another panic attack. I gave my pack a weak smile reassuring them I was fine now and stayed focused on our Alpha.

"Yeah the poor wife of his is me." "No wonder I felt your name a bit familiar." She hummed to herself and I found myself getting confused. "Is he that famous?" Flora nodded at my question. "Girl, the news has said he runs the biggest chains of hotels and restaurants. And not to forget he has this company, called D.Co, news--this is one of the largest operating systems here in U.S and all over Europe." D.Co, where did I hear this word again? "And they are like billionaires."

I said trying to get more information. "Salvador thinks its one of the brooks."Jack said. "Then how did the person get inside." "Everybody knows that the brooks train their guards so its no news if there break into our hideouts." "That's not good." "Let's just get going ,lets not keep Mr Salvador waiting."He said . Me and jack were driving in his car while Mr Salvador was in the other car at our front. They don't know the way to the place the building is in a hidden location and you can it a million times without even knowing.

I didn't know what that smile meant, maybe she didn't believe me. "So we're talking about an incident on the sixteenth of April of last year." Dan flicked through his notes. I took another sip of water. "Do you remember case delta, xray, twenty four?" He asked me. "I do, hostage situation, three women. One managed to lock herself in the bathroom and call us. I believe it was her ex boyfriend who was keeping her and her two friends hostage in her home." I sat up straighter, that was how I remembered it.

Just held onto Maris like she’d been doing it all her life. By noon, they’d hit the edge of the old territories. Fort Halsey wasn’t on any current maps. It had been a testing base before the collapse, buried somewhere deep in the ridge systems that marked the unofficial divide between the old zones and the scorched plains. No one lived out there now. Just wind. Rock. And silence. They reached the outer fence by dusk. Or what was left of it—half the metal gates had rusted out, the old checkpoint booths covered in soot and wild vines.