Hide And Seek One Man Novels & Stories

Once the seeker had finished counting, she began her search. The other children had dispersed and were hiding in various locations around the field. Some had hidden behind the tall grass, while others were tucked away behind the shrubs. As the seeker searched for her friends, she would call out their names, trying to locate them. The hiders remained silent, holding their breath in anticipation of being discovered. One of the hiders was clever enough to climb up a nearby tree, which allowed them to stay hidden for quite some time. The game continued for several rounds, with each child taking turns being the seeker.

At this rate, he can do anything. My prayer still remains the same, God help me, for the sake of my baby, help me. Charles Frost POV "Jenna what did the man look like?" I ask her, eager to get some information that can lead me to my wife. It's been three days. A solid three days and I still have nothing. After 24 hours and I still didn't hear anything, is when it dawned on me that she was right, Elizabeth has been kidnapped. The realisation struck me like a thunder ready to kill. The truth wielding into my chest like knife, creating a painful ache that I know will never go away until my wife and baby are back home safe with me.

I woke her up, noticing strange marks on her exposed skin—marks that were identical to the ones on Rylee. Nydia seemed to realize what I had noticed and quickly tried to cover herself up. I pretended not to see anything, instead telling her about the class reunion. Her expression shifted, visibly anxious. I didn't say anything else. I walked into the study and checked my phone. As expected, after I had left, a man wearing a mask entered the room. He moved furtively, carrying a toolbox. Nydia obediently approached him, and what followed was disturbing; the sounds of their interaction were not something I could bear to hear.

“Where. Is. He?” Glass shattered as Thomas dropped two men trying to storm the stairs. His voice was a growl over the chaos. “Rival, make it quick!” Moreno finally broke. “Upstate! He’s hiding upstate, outside Albany, on the training grounds—they’re rebuilding!” My chest went tight. Base Two wasn’t gone. They were multiplying. I yanked the blade free, blood gushing hot across my hands. Moreno slumped, sobbing, shaking. “You should’ve kept quiet,” I whispered. Then I drove the knife up through his jaw, into his skull. His eyes went glassy before his body even sagged.

I sent my location to him and instructed him to pretend like he doesn't know me. I ended the call and face her boss again. " If you know what is good for you, don't say anything when you leave this room and make sure you sign the contract or you will be a forgotten person. Cold sweat broke out of him when he realised who I was because everyone knows that I always hide my identity, so he grabs my legs and started pleading " I know my mistake now, please forgive me, young master" I used my leg to push him to the side and looked at him.

“Wait…” Olivia stopped instantly. She bolted to the chair where she stared at him expectantly with all her hopes up. “I’ll only talk about it because of her” The aged man muttered and she nodded while Wilder stared at him with gratitude. “A week or so ago, a lady came to meet me saying she needed to know about any secret hideout in the pack, that it was very important, a matter of life and death. She pleaded with me and I offered her the places I knew. In this pack, there are four major hideouts, each at every angle but far from the border. It’s deep inside the forest and without searching well, you’d miss it. If not carefully checked, you’ll never find it. I don’t know if she’s at any one b

Then he walked away. But just as he reached the edge of the camera frame, the shadow of a second person flickered past alongside him. I stared at the screen, my eyes practically burning. He had used the parking spots as cover and knew exactly how to avoid the cameras. This was the man who uprooted his entire life for me? The one who waited up for me every single night? Before I left on this trip, I was still discussing making him a shareholder in the company.

"My family." Ethan dropped his bag, moving to the window. Through the glass, he saw men in dark suits filing out of the vehicles – at least six of them, all with the same rigid posture, the same cold focus. One man stood apart, older, silver-haired, his face familiar from the news clips Katya had once shown him. "Your father," Ethan stated quietly. Katya nodded, pulling Clyde close. "I thought I’d escaped him. How did he find us?" Before she could answer herself, a knock sounded at the door – firm, deliberate, leaving no room for refusal.

The scenery was a peaceful night, making the mysterious man wary of his surroundings; The wind glided along with the luster of the full moon, and the distant clamor of the people he heard below the many skyscrapers blended pleasantly with the roars of the vehicles. It all made his stomach churn in an unknown fear, and he despised the feeling. "Sire, there are no traces of anybody in here for the last hour." One of his men reported with a bow of his head. The other two also came back with nothing to convey. The man grunted in return. His stoic face was unnerved as he smirked in irritation, his eyes widening in pure amusement. He inhaled a whiff of the air for any particular scent and let out

He jumped back when I went to wipe the vile liquid on him, “Unless you want to die here before we even get to Ash, this is the best shot we’ve got.” He sucked in a breath and nodded. I wiped the liquid on his shirt and jeans. “Can you block out this scent and find Ash’s?” “Yes.” He sounded strained, like he was struggling not to breathe in. I chuckled, “Don’t be a baby.” He crouched down, “Get on my back.” “Why?” “The faster we move the sooner I rip out of these clothes.” I got on his back and in seconds we were by the stairway. Ben stopped, ducking for cover behind a door when it swung open. The man stepped in our direction but changed his mind covering his nose and going the other directio