Gagang Pintu Biasa Novels & Stories

I punched in the security code. The gate buzzed open. Mama chuckled. "So they got a code for the gate..." "But not the front door?" I grinned. "Yeah." "Because if somebody gets through the gate..." "They still have to get through the front door." "Common sense." She nodded. "Fair enough." I knocked. A few seconds later... The door swung open. "Hey, Grandma Mabel!" She smiled brightly. "There's my girl." She hugged me tight. I stepped aside. "You remember my mama?"

Ginogoodtime ba'ko ng gagong 'to? I was about to open my mouth para sagutin ito pero bago ko paman nagawa 'yon, he had already opened the door before us and to my horror, hindi yon pintuan ng silid ko kundi pintuan ng silid na katabi ng sa'kin. His own room. With his foot, naisara nya agad ang pintuang 'yon and with that light 'click' sound, I know he had locked his door. I was able to let out a sigh of relief when he had finally put me down on my feet pagkasara ng pinto.

They were already moving their supply wagons into the secondary bays, the heavy wooden wheels crunching over the frozen gravel like breaking bone. "The gatehouse door has three bolts on the inside, My Lady," Jiji whispered, her voice shaking so hard her teeth clicked against her lip. She was leading the way through the dark, her small fingers scraping against the rough granite of the tunnel wall. "But the lower hinge is rusted through from the vinegar wash the laundry girls use. If we throw our weight against the cedar panel, it’ll give just enough to clear the latches." "And the guards?" I asked, my boots skidding on a patch of black ice near the drainage grate.

"Lea, we're at your house. You need to open the gate, alright?" "What? I don't understand you, Iris. I'm just cold." My patience is slowly picking down. My jaw tightened as I tried to open their gate. But then, I realized that the gate has a smart lock. It needed a fingerprint and a pin to access. Oh fuck. What will happen to us now that she's drunk? "Lea, what's the pin of your gate?" "Oh, the pin?" "Yes." "It's five, one, one, one, two, eight."

Which explained their abundance of land and cash. He typed in the numbers on the key pad at the gate. Even though he had the code to get in.. it still took a while for the gate to open. That’s because they had some kind of fancy facial recognition thingy for just their family members. So you had to have the number .. and a face to get in. With the number that meant someone would come and look at the camera, see who it was and then open the gate. If anyone just typed in something random.. they’d be sitting there all day til somebody came around.

long steel electric door opened spontaneously. If you look outside, it is just an ordinary gate, but actually, it is deadly if you were to break in. There are no guards assigned at the main gate because the M-16 is automatically loaded in different parts of the gate if there are intruders entering or the CCTV scanner cannot recognize them. Some snipers are just hiding around in case the intruder escapes or evade the M-16s. There are no guards to apprehend you, but you will immediately die when you enter WH without permission.

Nanigurado na ako kung kaya't kumaripas ako ng takbo para buksan ang pintuan. "Tulong!" pinilit kong sumigaw ng malakas. Hindi ko mabuksan ang pintuan. Bakit ganun?! Pilit kong iniikot ang door knob, ngunit ayaw talaga nitong mabuksan. Anak ng tokwa naman oh! Nakakairita. "Susunod ka na."