Hidden Kitten Novels & Stories

Kerrie whispered to her, nearly making her jump out of her chair. She scowled. Kerrie had loved to gossip and Terra had never enjoyed talking to her. “But they found the guys who kidnapped and tortured that girl. You know, the one who didn't come home from school a couple of months ago. They got the girl, but she's too petrified to talk. Apparently, they are part of some sort of cult.” Terra had flashed her a tight smile and looked back in the direction of the door they disappeared behind. What kind of cult uses barcodes?

I turned towards Tara’s office, making sure no one was around when I slipped into her doorway. I watched her for a moment as she organized her desk and placed some files in a drawer. Despite it being hot outside, she was wearing long sleeves and tights. Her pink shirt had a turtle neck, which I found suspiciously odd. It was form fitting and hugged her body perfectly, so she still looked like a beautiful Goddess, even without trying. I knocked lightly and watched as she tensed, her blue eyes locking on mine. She freaked out when I tried to close the door, but I didn’t need anyone walking in or by and seeing us together or overhearing the things I would ask her. I guided her to the couc

The land phone and his cell phone went off at the same time in his office. Sosanya Nathaniel ignored the less important one and picked up his cellphone due to the name it showed. It was one of the men he'd hired to help him look for a woman, a young woman of about twenty - eight with the name, Lillian and with a tattoo on her left arm. So far, there hadn't been any tangible result but he hoped there would as he picked up the phone. "Yes? Any news?"

In front of an audience, Yasmin broke the contract, and the Titan Ape turned the creature into a horse. The problem that had my father, the King, so worried was solved just like that. Only after the Wyverns went did my father challenge me. "Selena, you've gone too far! I am still the ruler of this land. How dare you overstep?" "Oh? Are you really my father, or are you the shadowfox?" I asked. "You disobedient child, what are you up to? Are you planning to kill me and take my place?" I smiled at the shadowfox's panic. "You're clueless that the Titan Ape's got a special vision that sees through any lie. You can't fool it.

He stayed locked up in the guest room all day, I even walked around the passage in case I might bump into him or something. I told Raven about the recent development a day ago because it was killing me and I needed to tell someone, plus I trust her not to breathe a word about it to someone else. At first I was confused about why Killian would be hiding out at my place before I figured out it was exactly the perfect hide out place for him, no one would suspect him hiding out there, the last place anyone would think to look.

she said to him. “You know… I don’t really know about this things and I am sure you didn’t too, you cant do that yourself?” He said to her. “I still remember some things and we can always ask her, she can come over and put us through and I think now is the time for you to learn.” She said to him and he nodded. “Now, you can take her… she is done with her feeding.” She said. “Humm, careful… it is been a while I carry a new born.” He said with a shaky voice and collected Hibahtullah from her mother and he could not control his tears as he carried the tiny creature in his hands.

But he won’t if Katalina isn’t there. His phone vibrated. He took it out of his pocket. Relief suffused his expression. The person that was calling him, was the same person that he had been secretly contacting. That not even Katalina knew. Hunter hid something too. Someone that Katalina didn’t know. All along, she thought that only she was hiding something. Little did she know that Hunter was too. Hunter descended from the bed. Clearing his throat as he speaks. “I-I’ll just check the bonfire, okay? I’ll meet you there!” the billionaire abruptly said.

The fog in Blackwood Glen had a habit of swallowing sounds, turning the evening into a claustrophobic dampness that clung to my jacket. I had been hiking the lower trails when I found it: a sleek, charcoal-colored cat with eyes like burning sulfur. It wasn’t meowing; it was simply sitting on a moss-covered stump, watching me with an intelligence that felt uncomfortably human. Around its neck was a delicate silver collar with a nameplate: Midnight. Below the name was an address just a mile down the trail.

“You two know you’re not supposed to be out here without telling anyone.” Talia poked her head out from behind a tree. She was almost too cute for me to be upset with “We were hiding.” “In plain sight,” I muttered, walking up to them. “What are you doing out here anyway?” Kael was crouched by a tree, staring in awe at a little caterpillar like it held the secrets of the universe. “There was a butterfly,” he murmured. “We followed it.” I shook my head but couldn’t help the small smile tugging at my lips. “Next time, at least tell me first. You know how worried I get.”

At my wedding rehearsal, the officiant asked for the third time for us to exchange rings. My best friend, Stacy Campbell, stood beside me as the maid of honor, looking impish. "The treasure hunt game's started. Guess where the ring's hidden?" My fiance, Jeremy Dean, let out a helpless laugh and started guessing hiding spots. I was the only one staring at the empty box, sweat breaking out across my forehead. It was starting again. This so-called treasure hunt game. When we were kids, Stacy hid my scarf in the boiler room while Jeremy kept watch for her. I searched for four hours and finally dug the scorched corner of it out of a pile of ash. Right before the SATs, my admission ticket go