H A U N T E D Unscramble Novels & Stories

Her stomach churned uncomfortably, and with a sudden jolt, she realized she had to get to the bathroom, and fast. Frantically, she staggered to her feet and rushed towards the bathroom. Her steps were unsteady, and the room seemed to spin around her. It was a race against time as she barely reached the toilet before her stomach rebelled. She retched, heaving out the remnants of last night's poor decisions, each gag echoing in the small bathroom.

Before dawn, the horn of the Alpha tower echoed through the forest—a single, low note that reverberated like a fading breath. Then, a second sound followed, higher and sharper, tearing through the stillness of the night. Lydia woke abruptly, her heart panting ahead of her thoughts. The Purge... it had started.

Tried not to think about late nights, closed hotels, language barriers, or the fact that I was suddenly very aware of how far from home I was. Then my phone buzzed in my hand. The vibration was sharp and sudden, cutting through the quiet like a warning bell. Relief surged instinctively as I glanced down. Good, I thought. Information. Solutions. It evaporated instantly. We regret to inform you that due to unforeseen circumstances, your reservation has been cancelled. I stared at the screen. Then I read it again. And again. Like repetition might soften the words. Like maybe they would rearrange themselves into something less final.

The text burned into my retinas like a brand: Hope you're enjoying my husband. Merry Christmas. - Laura My hand shook as I stared at the screen, the phone's glow casting harsh shadows in the dim bedroom. Alex's weight shifted beside me on the bed, his skin still slick against mine from our frantic coupling moments ago. The afterglow shattered like fragile glass, replaced by a cold dread twisting in my gut. Husband? The word echoed, mocking the moans I'd just let slip from my lips.

To: Honey❤️ Please don't leave me..ILOVEYOU.

Fleshback ends Here nandini and akshat just walking hand in hand, they were walking on a esolated road between the forest. They were surrounded by darkness and lots of treees. Reaching at the point nandini look at the view with satisfactory smile and she hugged akshat suddenly who just crease her hairs pecking her forehead gently. "Akshat after 42 days 21 hours i stepped out from that palace.i don't want to go there.i just dont want to." Nandini sobbed in his chest and he gripped her tightly and she just hissed in pain. Knowing her pain he left her.

Finally, the one he had come to know as Hannah said "Mommy and my new sister say we can help." The two men towered over the girls trying to understand what they were talking about. Frank could feel everyone staring at him before he finally looked up to the younger-looking version of his sister's friend. "What exactly are they talking about?" Frank spoke before realizing he was speaking. No pain or focusing on his pronunciation for others to understand him. "I think you understand perfectly. Girls go play outside please." Frank watched as the girls told their mothers goodbye and raced out to the open field.

Him. Hours passed as Will sat slumped down in the corner of the cave, he had been silently clutching his left arm. Will had unconsciously grabbed his severed arm and held it against the open wound, almost as if he was trying to re-attach it. Will stirred back to life as he felt a slight tingling from his left arm, he couldn't move anything, and the wound had clearly not healed, it could even just have been his imagination. However this was enough to motivate him into moving again.

We opened the latch and there was a ladder leading to the ground. We entered the space and walked down the path, it was the only tunnel until we reached a huge space. There were five doors in a circular position. The first door read Silver Arsenal, and The second read, Bombs, personnel only. The third door read Project NTX3 Final Phase, the fourth door had no name, and the last door read. "DTX3 enhancer(wolf variation). I did not know what it meant, but none of those labels looked like good stuff.