Guard Pass Novels & Stories

He looked at me from the rearview mirror and saw the determinant look on my face. "As you wish, Miss Kingston," he mumbled. The drive to the mansion took approximately fifteen minutes. The gate was closed which means Logan isn't here. But I decided to wait here hoping he would come late at night. I step out of the car and lift the covered padlock before typing the passcode. Soon the huge gate groaned and slowly opened, revealing a familiar stone-paved path. None of the bodyguards can have access to the house without permission as the passcode is highly confidential. Only me, other than Logan and Grecia, of course, know the code. And also Logan had installed an app on his phone in which he ge

The door slowly opens, and Garret stands, blocking our entrance. “Password,” he grunts. I try not to laugh as Calvin says, “Tour.”

Ben chase I am John, sentry AI, guardian of Bridge door to yellow. For security, the door is locked after entry, and a password must be provided to open it. The password changes daily so that the security of the dormitory is not compromised. Your dorm rooms are also protected using biometrics, so only you can open them. Please open the dormitory system service for finding out the password. I can't let you in unless you say the password.' Ben operated through his watch and found out the password. 'Kowalski', said Ben silently that only the door could hear.

I nodded. Proceeding forward, I stopped to place my palm on the finger recognition system he had installed a few years back. "Retina scan required, "the automated voice said. I turned to see the guard shrug his shoulders. Shaking my head in disbelief, I moved my face closer for the scan. "Is it just me or is he just becoming more paranoid by the day? "I told myself. "He's just making sure there are no extra intruders," the guard said with a smile.

He’s offering the security guard money to let me in. The security guard eyes the bill held up in front of his face, contemplating. “Quickly. I’ll unlock it for you. You have three minutes.” as he grabs the money and gets up from his seat, keys jingling in pockets with every move he makes. “Quickly.” he reiterates. “Oh my gosh, thank you so so much, Sir.” I follow the security guard through the gate and to the front door of the shelter. He unlocks the doors. I need to get to Rain.

Lira I stood in Kain’s study, watching them lay out the plan one more time. The message they were sending to Garrick contained false security details. Kain tapped the folded parchment on the desk. “East gates with triple guards. Ceremonial rotations every thirty minutes. Main entrance protocol for Kain’s arrival.” “Is this true?” I asked to be sure. “Of course not, darling,” Jax said with a chuckle. He was standing close to me and leaned in to kiss me.

I can't believe I'm slacking off on the first day of work, I didn't even make dinner for him. When I came back, everywhere seemed calm, his securities must have slept off. Thank goodness I left with the card key Mark handed over to me. There was a card verification option at the penthouse gate. The gate was made of a modern stainless steel and aluminum frame yet had multiple factors for entry including password, biometrics and face unlock. I guess it unlocks at the sight of George or Mark's face. I swiped the card as the gate opened and I entered. I did the same for the door.

He was on the third document when the line rang, not his mobile, not the direct line he had given out to the people who needed it, but the internal line, the extension that connected to the security post at the main gate, that rang only when the gate had a situation it needed to pass upward. He looked at it. He answered it. The guard's voice was measured and professional, which was the specific quality of a person who had been trained to deliver unusual information without the inflection that made information feel unusual. He said that there was a man at the gate. He said the man had been there for eleven minutes and had declined to state his business or produce identification beyond a singl

Chapter 24 Ulan voice echo back to her as none of them refuse to say a word, "wait is this some kind of joke to you?" She asked looking back at Hardin. Hardin walks to the management table sending the lady on seat away and sit down pressing on few button. One thing the workers here don't know it that his password unlock any save file they must have use any kind of password to lock, in as much as it's the same system he provide for the province.

“Should we go inside?” “Yes,” Isadora said. They turned back toward the house. The guards followed. When they reached the garden door, another detail waited. A new lock. Small. Polished. Installed on the inner gate separating the garden from the west corridor. Isadora stopped in front of it. The guard stepped forward and unlocked it smoothly. “New security measure,” he said. “For your safety.” Isadora looked at him. “For whose safety?” she asked. He did not answer. They passed through.