Homelander Elevator Novels & Stories

I hesitated, looking at the large, calloused palm. "Maya. Come." It was a command, low and vibrating. My body responded before my brain could protest. I took his hand. His skin was fever-hot, a stark contrast to the damp chill of the garage. We took a private elevator that had no buttons, only a biometric scanner. Levi placed his palm against the panel, and the doors slid shut. The ascent was rapid, popping my ears. When the doors opened, I stepped out into a space that stole the breath from my lungs.

also right. That is why my personal assistant is in there for the meeting with him instead of me. Anyways how do you know so much? I’m sorry but I’m really curious” he said, stopping in front of a private elevator. “Can we save that story for another time?” I asked, I knew that if I told him everything Xander will be upset. “So that confirms that I will be seeing you again, doesn’t it?” he asked. “Yeah I guess that you will” I said, being polite since he is my future brother-in-law. He swiped a card and the elevator opened. “A key card?” I asked. “Yeah I guess that my foolish brother forgot to give you a key card to come up. You got lost because on the normal elevators the floor that we a

Surprisingly, the doors slid open with a soft ding, revealing the fiery inferno beyond. "It worked," Salvatore laughed. "It worked, man." Without hesitation, he stepped forward into the elevator, drawing Adler along. But as soon as Adler stepped foot in, the elevator wobbled and creaked, forcing him to step back again. They exchanged looks, and Salvatore, who had his back against the elevator wall, stubbornly ordered, "Try again; it's just stupid noise." But Adler slowly shook his head. "I think the strings are broken; we'll both die if I get in."

he whispered as he led me toward an elevator that didn't have any floor buttons, just a single glass panel for a retinal scan. I stepped into the elevator and felt the slight tug of gravity as we started to ascend toward the top floor, and I watched the floor numbers on the small screen climb higher and higher while I thought about the files Alexa might have found. Just as the doors began to slide open to reveal a massive glass-walled living room overlooking the city, Andre’s phone buzzed in his pocket and he pulled it out with a frown that made my heart skip a beat.

"Also, make sure you won't involve Jonea in trouble anymore, or I will kill you with my own hands." Aland turns himself into a human. He secretly slipped into the next building and climbed to the third floor. Even though the distance between the buildings was quite far, that was the only way he could come up with. Aland gains access to the building with help from Edison. Ed controlled much of the property in the area. Meanwhile, Hunter began to barge in through the gallery's main door. On the first jump, he was greeted by a shower of silver arrows. He could avoid it with dexterity even though his hand was slightly scratched.

Alpha's these days. He continues to mindlessly lead me up the stairs. I've never really had the guts to wander around his home, so seeing this is new. But still, an uneasy feeling sets in. If his father sees me, I'll be in big trouble for sure. Landon doesn't seem to mind, ambling along carelessly.

She paid and we got into the car and zoomed of to the comforts of our home. We got home and Yaya was already back. He told Hannefah that he got a call from the doctor and she is perfectly fine. And we all went to our various rooms without saying even a word to each other. Weird right? I just didn't want to cross my boundaries. I hope you guys understand what I mean. ************************************ Can someone please help me to convince Ikhlas that Haneefah is being sincere? It's not her fault though. It's too good to be true.

"He’s already here." A black helicopter hovered above the Repository, its spotlight sweeping the street. The front doors had been blown off their hinges. Julian wasn't playing the "legitimate businessman" anymore. He was a cornered animal, and he was tearing the city apart to find us. We entered through the service basement—a labyrinth of steam pipes and humming transformers. Ethan used a heavy-duty bypass tool to override the elevator, forcing the car to climb directly to the 40th floor: the Vault Level. The ride up was the longest minute of my life.

“Rainelle is expecting us, and we’re to go on in.” North clung to Eli’s hand as he led her between the two guards. There was nothing overtly threatening about them, and she thought the one on the left even winked at her, but she was still unnerved by the strangeness of their appearance. She managed a shaky smile, but let out a breath of relief as soon as she was inside the large elevator. It must’ve been designed to transport shipments of items as well as people, because it was large enough for all six of them and still had room for a dozen of their closest friends. The elevator felt like it lumbered up the side of the mountain, and she took advantage of the slowness of the ride to ask Eli,

Aunt Eliza says before she walks up the stairs. Quinlan and his Brothers follow their Mother, while Dave leads us to an elevator. It turns out Dezra was a lazy bum and had an elevator installed that only goes to the Beta floor. Yeah, that’s correct. The elevator only has one floor it stops on, the Beta floor. “This damn thing has to go or it needs to be adjusted to stop on every floor.” Daxton says as he steps into the elevator. “Aunt Eliza will probably have it adjusted to benefit the entire family.” Benton mumbles.