Hide Away Hazbin Hotel Novels & Stories

"Spotted your guy at Warehouse 7 near Pier 23. Black SUV out front. Two guards. Your boy is inside with the kid." My heart kicked into overdrive. I crossed the room in three strides, already pulling up the location on my phone. Warehouse 7 was abandoned, scheduled for demolition next month. Perfect place to hide. "Four." I kept my voice steady. "We have a location." He looked up, his eyes meeting mine with an intensity that could have melted steel. Veronica pulled back from his arms, her hand clutching at his sleeve like she could not bear to let him go. "Where?" Four's voice was deadly calm now. The emotion had crystallised into something cold and focused.

He did not go anywhere, did not see anyone, also he turned off his cellphone and other communication. He's avoiding everyone. Including Ash and Gabe, who are always on the list of the most important people in his life. Thank goodness he was just an orphan. There was no need to explain anything, to anyone, as he was avoiding everyone the way he was right now. Maybe if both of his parents were still alive, he wouldn't be able to lock himself up in a house like this. What a relief, he thought. In fact, he always hides behind his secret room when Ash and Gabe come looking for him. The secret place under his bed was a hideout he had deliberately made for emergencies. But who would have thought th

Where was Sasha going to hide? Accepting the new quest with doubts, Zen looked around the training ground and panicked when Karina started counting. Sasha was already gone. He had no idea where she went, but it wasn’t time to worry about the agile sniper. There weren’t many places to hide. After scouring the arena for three seconds, Zen made a beeline to the training range signboard and hid behind it. Zen struggled to find the best position to hide his feet sticking out from beneath the sign like a sore thumb as the number counting down became smaller. Eventually, he tucked them near the post, hoping they would blend in.

“That's a good plan. Moreover even if you leave this room, you still won't be able to leave the compound, so there's really no point.” Dr. Ganner stepped toward Lylah once more. “One last thing. If someone comes in while you’re working, don’t try to confront them. Hide. There’s an emergency crawl space behind the sterilization chamber. Small, narrow—no bigger than a coffin—but it’s shielded from infrared. You’ll be invisible. You’ll need to pry the latch open from the bottom, but it works. I designed it myself. Then after they're gone you can come out and leave. And when leaving, don't leave by the main door, the guards would be back at it by the. There's a hidden door beside the crawl space

We have to get our mate and our son-in-bond back. As for hiding Chris? That’s where Gael came in clutch. He told us about a cabin his family has up near the Canadian border in Maine. It’s hidden—only four wolves have ever known where it is: Gael’s parents, his father’s beta, and the head of their warriors. They kept it off any records, a place for retreats and disappearances. And now, it’ll be Chris’s safehouse. We’re sending her there with Dev, Meredith, JoJo, Tomas, Bhakti, and Sandra. That way, she’ll be protected, have healing support, magical guidance, one of her closest friends, and the best care we can give her.

I said "Okay. Just notify me if anything." he said and I just nodded. After which he left. ❤.....❤ At Guarans' place ❤Harriet Jaylene❤ I and Scot were called by the head of Guaran to their hidden place this afternoon and he said this.

"Okay, wait here. I'll just be five minutes." With that, Hailey headed and disappeared into her bedroom. I kicked into gear as soon as the door closed behind her, reaching into my backpack for one of the small bugs I always kept handy as I quickly made my way across her living room. Hailey kept her place neat, and it was easy enough to find a spot in her mantelpiece to hide the bug.

But that would ruin everything we'd worked for and I hadn't come this far to give up now just because things got risky. "We need to move him," Brock said suddenly while looking around the lab like he expected Zeke to come crashing through the ceiling at any moment. "If Theseus can't convince Zeke to leave peacefully and they start searching the building this is the first place they'll look." "Where exactly do you suggest we move him?" I asked while gesturing to all the medical equipment keeping Golden alive. "We can't exactly carry an unconscious child through the territory without someone noticing." "There's another exit through the maintenance tunnels." Brock moved to the far wall and pres

******* The hideout was an abandoned warehouse on the edge of the city. Anya had found it through underground channels…a tip from someone who owed her a favor. She moved through the shadows, silent and deadly. Two guards at the front. She took them down before they hit the ground. A hallway. A door. A lock she picked in seconds. Damian was inside, sitting at a table, scrolling through his phone. He looked up. "Anya." She didn't speak. She just moved. Damian was fast…but she was faster. She had been waiting for this.

“Where to next?” “I just want to go back to the loft.” I needed to hide that vial before Alejandro came home and smelled the chemicals. “You don't want to hit the tables? I can get us into any VIP floor in the city.” “No. Please.” “Your funeral.” He drove off into the neon night. The penthouse was silent when we arrived. Alejandro wasn't back yet. I bolted for my room, locked the bathroom door, and hid the vial behind a row of vitamins in the cabinet.