High Tide Sebastian Inlet Novels & Stories

“Miss Thompson, you’d better watch your tongue. “I promised you to put the people down. Did I go back on my words? “Didn’t I put them down now? “But I didn’t promise to let them go immediately, right? “Actually, you should know very well. These people have broken into my territory and wanted to mess around. Why would I easily let them go? “Couldn’t you come to your senses a bit?” Teresa was trembling with anger. “B*stard, Denver, you are a b*stard!” Denver smiled lightly and said, “Babe, scold me. The louder you scold me, the more excited I’ll get! “Oh right, let me tell you something. “It happens to be the time of high tide now. It is estimated that the tide will rise and completely submerg

It had rained the whole day. Abigail had hoped the rain would stop soon so she could go to the beach together with Sebastine, it had been one of her dreams to visit one of New York's Beaches. The rain stopped when it was almost dusk and Sebastiam informed her to get ready for the beach outing. She wondered if it was still possible since it had rained but she pushed the negative thoughts away. Sebastine had proven to be a man who could do anything,So she had to believe him.

* * * Around ten in the evening, Phillian finally arrived at the beach house after spending the whole day at the boathouse with his crew. The rain and the strong monsoon wind hadn’t stopped all day. The seawater rose, and the waves reached the underside of the structure. Water even seeped into the shelter, so they had to tie each of the boats to the concrete posts one by one and keep monitoring the weather situation closely.

Kaden inquired, looking up at her. “The tide-hold is where they keep captives they don’t want to kill yet. It’s underground but built into the cliff face, and part of it floods at high tide. If we wait until the tide pulls back, we can slip in before it fills again,” “That gives us… maybe forty minutes before the water rises,” “Thirty-five if the moon pulls hard tonight,” She cocked her head. Kaden smirked a bit, despite the tension, “You always have to make it sound worse, don’t you?”

Haley’s POV: The sun had begun to dip lower, painting the sky in pale gold and soft pink. Lily was still in the water, practicing her kicks with Sebastian close by, while Jordan sat beside me, tossing small pebbles into the waves. Sebastian glanced toward the shore, one arm up to block the sun. “You know,” he called out, “I brought a few things for a barbecue. Thought we could make a little lunch here.” I blinked in surprise. “You did?”