Gorden Jendela Dan Pintu Novels & Stories

Aku mencoba mendorongnya. Dan ternyata benar kaca ini terbuka. Tidak seperti pintu biasa yang engselnya di pinggir. Pintu kaca ini engselnya di atas bagian tengah. Sehingga kalau dibuka separo ke kamar Ibu, separo ke kamar Kartika. Sama sekali tak terlihat seperti pintu. Dasar laki-laki penipu, demi bisa tidur dengan Kartika sampe dibela belain bikin pintu unik ini.

It was the kind of door that didn’t have a knob, but a metal handle that one could use to open the door. This door was kind of like the doors used on emergency stairs. It was something that you can easily lock from the outside. After a few seconds, Fiona eyed the windows. Aside from the reinforced window, there was also a stainless steel window grill that wasn’t showing any signs of corrosion. On top of this, the area was actually very far away from the parking lot. Even if she screamed her lungs out, no one would be able to hear her.

"There's a small logo. 'Safety Glass. Tempered'." "Good. It won't shard. It will crumble." "Comforting." Elion moved to the second door. "Door two. Same lock. Same glass." He locked it. "Door three?" "Check the hinge pins," Cale said. "Are they on the inside or the outside?" Elion checked. "Inside." "Good. They can't be popped from the garden." Elion locked the third door. He closed the drapes, ensuring there wasn't a single gap of light showing.

This was no ordinary portal; it was a gateway fortified by the latest security measures. At first glance, it appeared seamless—a sleek surface devoid of handles or keyholes. Yet, at Landon's approach, the door seemed to awaken. A soft beep resonated a signal that triggered a response from the electronic guardian. The surface rippled with a faint blue light, revealing the hidden intricacies beneath.

Dolf marked each point she indicated with small pen dots. "Actually," Jenny continued, pressing her fingers to various spots on the map, "there are false windows here, here, here, and here. If there's trouble, people inside might escape through these ways. They're accessible from the outside as well, using a hidden switch on the frame. The children often used them to sneak back in when they weren't supposed to be out."