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Taking a deep breath, he wondered, "What should I do?" After a minute of contemplation, a plan formed in his mind. He picked up his phone and thought, "I should just delete the audio…" Though Phoebe had deleted the audio from the file manager, he had installed a special app on his phone, hidden behind an innocuous calculator icon. He navigated to the app, his fingers moving with practiced ease. The app requested a Face ID, and he obliged, his face captured by the camera. Once granted access, he was prompted for his fingerprints. He placed his fingers on the designated circles, and after scanning all ten, the app unlocked, revealing a list of folders.

I felt frustrated. “Give me some time, Anne. I will try to fix it. I will try disabling the password and finger print system from the device. If it doesn’t work, then I will have to bring a glass cutter and cut off the shield from the middle, but the danger is that the glass pieces might hurt you in that case when they get scattered after being cut. I can break it open by smashing it with my hands, but that can be even more dangerous as it will scatter the glass all over you and injure you.” Ben said.

Navy and Rory laugh, and Rory speaks up, “What a cute attempt. Epic fail, brother.” I’m paying attention to Kaia and Sinclair, though. “Anything I can do?” Kaia looks at me, “See the green light on the box?” “Yeah.” “Run to the next box. Tell me if it’s green.” She says. I run down and mind link her, ‘It’s green.’ ‘Good. We are almost through the firewall to dismantle this thing. In a few minutes, tell me if the light changes to red.’ ‘Does that mean it’s dismantled?’

“He should be. I… I think so.” They moved together, whispering louder now that they thought I was unconscious. Ava rifled through drawers and my phone clicked as she picked it up. “Here it is,” she announced. “Try to unlock it.” “It’s got a password then a Face ID,” she informed him, sounding frustrated. “Hold it to his face,” Liam suggested. “There’s no need trying to guess his password when he’s right here.” Fucker. She moved closer to me and I kept my face still as a corpse as she helped the hike over me. Then the screen chirped and it was unlocked just like that.

She tapped the phone screen twice and it blinked open. "Password..." she uttered as she looked at the screen. The phone needed either a face recognition, fingerprint or a 6-digit password to unlock. And so she realized the password for the laptop was out of the question. She tried Gray's birthday, Sasha's birthday, Sasha's death anniversary, Gray and Sasha's anniversary, and the simple six zeros but it still didn't open. She pondered for a few minutes, staring at the still locked phone. Then she typed the date of their college graduation.

I only got 2 remaining chances before it will get lock again for 1 hour. I am hesitant and afraid that the phone might locked forever but how can I know when I am afraid to take risk, right? So for the second time I tapped again the screen and enter my first and second name - combining it. "S-k-y-e D-e-c-i-m-u-s," I closed my eyes and prayed to God hoping to get the correct password this time then slowly tapped it, then boom! My soul almost leave my body as I saw the phone unlocked. Chills and goosebumps runs all over my body. I felt the feeling that I wasn't able to feel ever before. Quickly I goes to the side of the road and sat there near under the tree an started to scroll something on t

Aurora POV Inside the bathroom, I twist the shower handle and let the water thunder against the tile. It’s hot and loud but that’s the point. I slide the lock into place even though it won’t do much against a bratva soldier if they decide to barge in with force. At least it’ll give me time to hide the phone before they manage to get past the door frame. My fingers move fast, digging under my shirt for the burner phone. When I switch it on, it lights up without protest. Thank fuck. There’s no password, just a clean screen that allows me to swipe up with a single flick of my thumb before the home screen is displayed with one bar of service and a text messaging app.

"Can you take my order at the front door? I don't want anyone to know that someone's delivered something for me." "What is it?" Karen asked reluctantly. "A bomb?" Celine scowled. "If I could send a bomb, I would have done it earlier but unfortunately this house is too nice to destroy." "Should I tip off the security guard out front?" "If the sender mentions a name, I think you need to bribe him with a lot of money and make sure the officer is completely silent. Otherwise, just give it as a thank you." "Alright," Karen quickly grabbed a cardigan that was near the bed. "But after the order comes, you should go to bed and return my cell phone. Are you the only one who wants to date? Your cell p

I took my own cell phone and turned on our bluetooth, connecting them immediately. Accessing my cell phone and unlocking Flynn's " who, unlike many people in the world, did not use a password or combination of movements to access all the content of the device "I sent the file of an application to your mobile phone. It could not be installed by the common application store, since it was a file obtained in the deepest place of the internet, where dark and mysterious things were. I turned off the connection of our cell phones and erased any trace that my device had sent something to his, and then accessed the installed application, configuring it with my phone number and keywords so that I had