Holes 2 Novels & Stories

“Mommy?” Hazel’s voice echoed from everywhere and nowhere. Haley spun, heart pounding. “Hazel? Ryder?” The forest answered with silence. Then eyes opened in the dark. Silver. Dozens of them. Watching. Waiting. She backed away, breath coming sharp and shallow, until her shoulders hit something solid. She turned— Adam stood there, but wrong. His eyes were hollow, his chest split open like something had ripped him apart from the inside. Black smoke poured from the wound instead of blood.

he smiled and opened the door for us to enter the place. The smell of coffee engulfed the place, instantly carving a smile on my face. I see the stacks of books on the side of the couches that are scattered around the ground floor. I look up to see the second floor. It looked quieter than the first floor, I saw a few tables with some doors and partitions. I frown. I shifted my eyes again to the ground floor. There are doors on the far side of the place. I frowned and looked at Xian. “What are those?” I whisper to him, making him lean closer to me. He turned his gaze to it, “Those are private cubicles, only people who have membership can enter those” I nodded.

"I'm so sorry, the alarm will be triggered for illegal access if you will try to push through. The Ground 2 can only be access by the elders but Ground Zero is not accessible except for the Alpha, his descendants, the Beta and any of their visitors. It's barely being visited though. I just went twice but it's a nice place to know about all things about us." My eyes widen as I heard him said that the Ground Zero have all things about us, wolves. I think that the solution to my problem is written in one of the books. "Someone will bring your lunch. I need to go back upstairs. If you need something just press the intercom." "Than you so much! Don't worry about us," I answered politely. As we ar

It snorted in reply. Jasper approached Calliope and outstretched an arm at the horse. When he opened it, there were three cubes of sugar in it. He said nothing. Calliope stared back at Jasper as if contemplating whether to trust him or not. In the end, Calliope gave up and started to eat the sugar on his palm. Jasper broke into a peal of triumphant laughter. "That's a good girl," He said and brought his other hand to caress her hair.

They got up in the morning , and headed towards their destination. It was going to take them approximately 2 hours .Hoor was enjoying the journey, the roads so beautiful with greenery all around . When they reached tolipir .A lot of other tourists were also looking around .Hoor was enjoying every second of the exploring . The smile wasn't leaving her face. Hoor was looking at the beautiful scenery infront of her, the river flowing down below, the water looking so clear, the trees covering the slope of hills .

If a second cave-in occurred, this time, they may not be lucky. Ian thrust an evidence bag through the opening for Hal. “Hal, please get the head of the creature, will you? We’ll need it as proof.” Hal grimaced but took the bag. He then left the passage in search of the body. Aria watched him leave, and her first thought was to go after him. Hal came back with the head. He’d included its hat, though Aria thought that was now part of its filthy hair. They didn’t pull all the debris down. The group had a large hole big enough to pass through the backpacks and evidence.

“Come on.” “Jason,” Ghost says, voice tight. “Behind you.” The corridor floods with black code like ink in water. It swarms the web’s edges and chews. A face flickers in it. Not a face, exactly. A hole shaped like a face. “Hello, thief,” the hole says. “Identify,” Ben snaps. “Jason, do not talk to it.” “Who are you?” Leah asks, low. “Owner,” the hole says. “Collection Agent. Curator. Pick a title you fear.”

a device that didn't generate power, but "Generated-Change." "We’ve found the 'Anti-Archive'!" Kaelen’s voice crackled through the silver-link, trembling with a mix of awe and terror. "It’s not a machine, Audrey. It’s a 'Hole-in-Reality.' Everything near it is... evolving. The rocks are growing moss, the sand is turning into circuits, and my crew... their skin is turning into 'Memory-Tape'."

What stone could I choose this time? “Honey, where are we going?” He didn’t answer. It was weird. First time he ever ignored me. Ever since Mike and Emily disappeared, Kevin was acting strange. “You saw that Mike and Emily won some awards. Emily won the special prize for her new book. Supposedly, it sold over four hundred million copies worldwide in a brief time. There’s a book launch today.” “Fuck!” he said through gritted teeth. “When is it?” “It says here it starts in an hour.”

She stood in front of the door, staring at the door knob, unable to open the door. She finally opens the door and is welcomed with a horrendous sight. She gasped in shock as she stared at the lifeless bodies of both her parents. She stood, rooted to a spot, looking at her mother’s decapitated body.She couldn't believe her sight. She was stunned with shock. She couldn't believe her eyes. She walked over to the lifeless body of her parents. She fell to the floor as she held her father’s body close to her chest and her mom’s hand. She cried as she held them.