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Hiding behind a phone screen like a big man, but the second someone touches him he turns into a total baby. “Please! Stop! Just stop!” Kael begs, fat tears mixing with the blood pouring out of his nose as he stares up at me in pure terror. I turn my head toward Jackie, who reaches into his jacket pocket, pulls out Kael’s phone, and hands it over to me without a word. “How do I unlock this piece of shit?” I ask, tapping the screen with my thumb and holding it right in front of his swollen eyes. “Zero... zero-four-nine-two,” Kael sobs out quickly, blinking through his tears while his shoulders shake against the tight ropes.

More laughter. “Listen,” Ecto said calmly over the phone, “I am already contacting your mom’s and friends’ cellphones. Cell service is bad here but I am not going to stop until I get through. Now I need you to do something I am not allowed to do myself. Do you follow me so far?” “Y-yes,” Kate answered. “Good. You are a brave and smart girl, Katey. I know you will get out of this safely. Now please go to the Settings of the Dream Boyfriend app, the gear icon, scroll down and at the bottom you will find Technical Support. Click that. Got it?”

I stayed like that until the waves of pleasure finally calmed down, allowing me to relax the muscles in my back. I wasn't in a rush to clean myself up. Instead, I grabbed the phone from the stand next to my bed and rewatched the video I'd just recorded. After confirming that there was nothing in the video that would give away my identity, I switched to my other number on my dual-SIM phone, tapped into Austin Newton's messaging window, and sent the video to him. A few seconds later, my phone buzzed with a familiar buzzing pattern. It was from Austin. There were only five words in his reply.

Since we had no way of getting Callan's fingerprint, we needed to find another way around. One of the simplest methods to bypass the lock is a hard reset, which also wasn't an option. It wouldn't make any sense to get access to a phone with all the data erased. We were left with one other method—we needed to convince the phone that the fingerprint scanner malfunctioned so that the system gave us a way to "fix it" the way we wanted.

There was no time. He swerved left, pulling into a narrow alley that led toward the subway. “This’ll get you underground, close to the tower. You have the drive?” Sienna reached into her jacket, pulling out the small black USB Kira had given her. “It’s right here.” Kira handed her a burner phone. “Encrypted. If you hit a wall, call me and I’ll try to override remotely.” Sienna tucked it into her pocket, then opened the door. Cold rain greeted her instantly, soaking through her hoodie, but she didn’t flinch.

I waved my hand slowly in front of his face to make sure he was truly asleep. It seemed convincing enough. I snatched the phone and scurried back to the mattress. I lay down quietly, facing the other direction, and waited a few minutes before daring to touch the screen—just to be sure he hadn’t noticed my movement. I had forgotten that, unlike my burner phone, these smartphones are always locked by their owners. This was hopeless. I couldn’t possibly guess the password. But there was no harm in trying. "Tarzan..." I typed with trembling fingers.

I was just waiting for her to snap at her cousin at any moment from now and tell Jodi to do it herself. However, just as when I thought that my boss was planning to decline her cousin, I saw her inching closer to Jodi instead. It did not take that long, she was able to take Jodi's phone straight out from the other party's pocket. A password was required upon opening, before one could even be given a full access over the phone. So Jodi has to guide Ms. Nordstorme first on how to unlock the device and it took three tries before Ms. Nordstorme was able to perfect the pattern needed to unlock it. After that, she navigated through the phone app and pressed the speed dial designated at number one

She needs out for her sanity, and to be honest, I need her home. We left the hospital just as the sun began to set, but we didn’t make it far. Halfway home, Uncle Zade calls. They managed to get the device unlocked. The tattoo was a password, and it worked, but there was a second layer of security, a second password that required her voice to unlock it. Without hesitation, we change direction and head there. We’re now sitting in front of the computer in one of our secure hideouts. It’s low-lit and silent except for the soft hum of old tech warming up. The screen blinks, waiting for input. One prompt glows across it in bold font.

But in such a state, she dared not approach him easily. After all, she saw him drunk for the first time, and he was like a raging beast, almost devouring her alive in the car. Elianna looked at the screen. In addition to fingerprint unlocking, the screen can also be unlocked with a password. However, there were only four chances to make mistakes. If there were five mistakes, the phone would be locked directly. What would be the six-digit password? Elianna tried to input Joseph's date of birth. Error. There were three more chances.

the white slave said. "Bind her arms again," Alex ordered to Melissa. As she led Melissa out of the lower centre Alex had a thought, then went back to Karen's cell. "What happens in the case of fire, Karen" Alex asked. "Do you mean between my legs Alex?" Karen laughed. "No, at the centre. There must be a way to open all the cells. All the doors. Mustn't there?" "Err... Near each fire extinguisher there is a keypad. Every valid code opens the nearby doors for 5 minutes... I think. Why do you ask?" Karen explained.