Novel & Cerita Hide Away Hazbin Hotel

I asked desperately, rubbing my hands together like a junky going through withdrawal. Ash moved to me and held my face in the palms of his hands, “Ben and I will go on ahead. You need to stay here. Try in whatever way possible to mask your scent. Burn some wood around the house and spray one of the air fresheners in the house. You need to stay hidden. Do not leave this house, do you hear me?”

The door creaked open and I quickly hid the oil before Conrad could see it. "What?" I asked when I found him intensely staring at me. "What were you hiding just now?" he demanded, his voice dripping with suspicion. "And how is that any of your business?" I retorted, my hatred spitting out the words like venom. "It's really not my business," he sneered, taking a menacing step forward. "But whatever it is that you're hiding won't save you from me. I'm going to absolutely break you, Louis. You still have a choice... leave Moonreign Academy and crawl back to your castle."

And it wasn't going to happen if I kept staring at them a few steps away. ''Hailey,'' I called quietly, standing up to my feet, ''I want you to find a place to hide so mummy won't lock you up. I need you to go to the last room on the hallway. Wait for me and and don't open until you hear my voice. Can you do that for me?'' She nodded her head in excitement, clapping her little hands as she said to me, ''It's going to be like a fun game of hide and seek, right?''

He turns to face us, his eyes pleading for understanding. But Azura doesn’t say a word. Instead, she looks away, her jaw clenched as she fights back the tears threatening to spill. I can feel her heartbreak like it’s my own, and it takes everything in me not to march over to Ella and demand answers. "We need to move," I say, my voice cutting through the tension. "This place isn’t safe for long. Those monsters are coming, and we need to get Azura somewhere secure." Nolan nods, snapping back into focus. "There’s a hidden passage beneath the penthouse, which I had built myself. It leads to an underground bunker. It’s fortified—no one will find us there."

That's why he let his daughter hide and not do anything. Turning away discreetly, Hideous took a moment to gather his emotions before refocusing on the task at hand. He knew that his own daughter, Sherly, was out there somewhere, facing her own challenges and dangers. And while he couldn't be by her side in this moment, he was determined to do everything in his power to ensure her safety and well-being.

That was when I remembered why I was back in the first place. My hand tightened on the phone as I read it. [Come to the Schaffhausen Hotel. It's your engagement party.] I grabbed my crutch, turning to Shane, who had just finished a call. "Thanks for showing me the ibex," I said. "But I have to go now." "I'll drive you. It's on my way," he said. I blinked. "I'm going to the Schaffhausen Hotel for my engagement party. You're headed there too?"

POV: Harper We have stayed in this underground secret hideout for three months now, and I thought we would never leave again The dark walls are a stark reminder of everything I’m trying to escape, but at least I’m safe here. Safe from Serena and her endless threats. Safe from everyone who thinks I’m dumb for leaving my marriage with the most eligible bachelor in town, Ethan.

Nyx said. Travis leaned back, his eyes darkening. “So, it was personal.” “Very,” Sky noted. “If you were the target, then Aubrey was just collateral.” “No,” Travis growled, his voice a low, predatory rumble. “She’s never just collateral. He used her to get to me.” “What’s the move?” Storm asked. “I’ve tracked a potential hideout, an abandoned warehouse on the outskirts,” Nyx said. “We need to hit it.”

Between me and every creature in that packhouse that looked at me like I was meat with a pulse. If something had happened to him because I told him to let them take me, I was going to lose my mind. “No,” I whispered, wiping my face again. “Absolutely not. We are not doing tragic feelings in captivity.” I stood and went back to work. Phone useless. Door locked. Window barred. No tools. Food suspicious. Bond blocked. Blocked. That word stuck. I crouched near the baseboards. The last cabin had hidden a ward stone close to the floor. Gage had thought keeping me off-grid was protection. Whoever had built this room had taken the same idea and made it meaner.

We went through room after room until we were far away from Esther’s suite. We needed to get out of the catacombs completely, but I wasn’t sure how to make it past the guards yet. I peeked into that corridor outside the room we weren’t far from the exit and the hallways were abandoned for now. I pulled Hannah towards me. “Listen up, we need a plan to get out of here.” I said looking into her eyes, but there was no reaction, she had completely shut off now. Her body was merely going through the motions, but Hannah had checked out. Great I closed the door to the corridor once more and tried to figure out an escape plan. I looked around the room and spotted a large trunk, I went and opened it u