Hidden Earbuds For Work Novels & Stories

“I’m definitely going to enjoy my time there without having to bother about a nuisance that likes getting things the easy way. I brought out my earphones and put them on immediately. I’ve been able to avoid hearing horrible things before taking a break from work, and I guess it’s time for me to continue. While listening to the music playing, I couldn’t hear what they were saying, and it made me feel better. Sometimes I wish I had some kind of ear issue that made it hard for me to hear people so I would have stopped myself from listening to some horrible things said in the office that hurt. ******** We were done for the day, and it was time for me to leave the office. Tristan rushed out of hi

he hesitated, “it means something shifted.” Dante straightened. “Tonight.” “Yes,” Whisper said. “Tonight we find out why.” Dante checked the clock again. 9:12 p.m. “Are you prepared?” Whisper asked. Dante didn’t answer immediately. “Yes,” “Which is why you’ll wear the watch.” Dante glanced down at his wrist. “Embedded mic,” Whisper explained. “Bone-conduction receiver. No wires. No signals they can easily detect. If they scan you, it looks like a regular luxury piece.”

After sitting down again, I put on my noise cancelling headphone and was finally able to do some work. A few times, the petition moved like they were pushing against it. It kept catching my attention and causing my attention to deter. More than once I thought about going to my bedroom, but there wasn’t a desk for me to work out of. Sitting on a couch is only so comfortable. From the corner of my eyes, I saw Ethan walk through the partition. When he put his hand on my back, I didn’t even flinch. Moving one side of my headphones to the side, I was partically listening to him.

Laya said as she plucked one of the buttons out of the box to examine it. “They’re not really buttons, they’re cameras. Small enough that they won’t be suspected, and easily enough to place on a collar or you can put them in your ear. They work like a Bluetooth earpiece,” Holden said excitedly. “Wanna give them a go?” I shot AP a glance as he grabbed one of the devices and turned it over a few times. “You want us to pierce our ears?”

Luna’s sudden turn-around startled the employees that stood behind her. One of them eyed the Bluetooth earphones that Luna was wearing and asked cautiously, “You…can hear us?” Luna furrowed her brows. Of course she could. She was wearing her Bluetooth earphones because she had called Neil on her way to Lynch Group Tower and forgot to take them off when she got out of the taxi. These people thought she could not hear her, so that was why they even dared to gossip about her right behind her.

She comes back to him, holding it out. “Keep one bead on you, but leave the others wherever you think interesting information might be spoken about, they can hear but not see. And they have GPS in them too, so we can track your position. We will be able to hear you, but you won’t be able to hear us through these. But you know where we are now. Don’t come back too often or she’ll suspect you know something.” Vali nods and takes it slipping it on over his wrist. “Thank you. I’ll do my best.” She nods,

Jeff shrugged, then picked up the phone. "Hello." Duda's voice came respectfully from across the room, "Mr. Howard, this is Mr. Speaker." "I know, calling me at this hour, is something wrong?" "I heard Brittany's sister say that the earbuds that I used in the race before, are your company design, also you specially brought them to me to use, with that, the boss can contact me and win this competition, so ...... "Duda finished in one breath. The company's earbuds were designed by your company and you brought them to me to use.

he says, tilting his head to the side and touching his left ear. My eyes trail his hand to his left ear as I notice a tiny earbud that I would have missed if I hadn't looked closer. He is listening to their conversation.

After the suited man left, he asked softly, "Bro, did you think of a good way?" "Yup!" Big Ken nodded and fished out a mobile-phone-sized black object and an earbud as he explained, "I’ve put a miniature transmitter in that man’s pocket just now and this is the eavesdropping signal receiver. As long as we stay within a distance of 50 meters from the target, we’ll be able to hear his conversation with Zachary Ewing." "Nice one! Bro, I didn't expect you to carry these things with you."

Reached behind the second row of books the ones Diana had chosen, small board books with specific illustrations she had ordered from a shop in Hammersmith and brought over in her coat pocket in October. He brought out something small. Circular. The size of a coin. A listening device. I looked at it in his palm. “Behind the books,” he said. “Professional grade. Not the kind you buy online the kind used by people who do this seriously.” He paused. “It has a range of thirty metres and a battery life of six months.” He held my gaze. “It was placed within the past eight months. Before Emmanuel was born.” Eight months.