Keys Libraries Novels & Stories

A key. ---

Ezekiel and I were all ears. “The great Library is situated in the Alpha Academy of Europe. You need to visit there by teleportation with one of the council’s helps to save time. Also, only one of you will be visiting” he stated. “I understand. Someone needs to be here to protect the packs” I murmured. “Smart” Alpha Trevor gave me a nod. “So, I will give you this key. Both of you can decide who is going” he passed us a five cms key” “That’s huge” I stated as I saw the royal gold key with markings of the wolf on its base.

Kyle handled the front like a man who’d done it before. He kept his head low, voice casual with the desk clerk, cash already folded the right way in his palm. No names, no IDs, just two keys. The kind made of metal, not plastic, which meant no traceable records and doors that could be opened faster if things turned bad.

I said, "I know, but I have to do it. The people in Nairobi are using my fathers money to buy guns. I have to stop them Stephen. I have to show them that they cannot get what they want." So I started typing. The Third Key code was like a language using numbers and coordinates. It was something I had learned. I did not want to know it. When I finished typing the screen started to move. A progress bar came up. It said *Accessing Vane Sovereign Reserve. Tier 3*. This was the money that Julian did not know about. The Third Key was connected to the money from the copper mines in Chile and the lithium mines in Australia. My father had hidden it in lots of companies so it would be hard to find.

K smiled, remembering when it was just a few minutes after midnight, she went to the kitchen to get a cold glass of water. Jesse followed to drink water, too. Their eyes met as he entered the kitchen. Without thinking, she lunged herself into him. Jesse caught K, lifted and pinned her on the door of the fridge - where they had sex again. They both laughed as the contents of the fridge clinked and rattled while Jesse thrusted in and out of her. And so they switched to the kitchen counter, and then on top of his small dining table, his compact office desk, his couch, the bare brick wall, the huge, tall windows. All of the lights in his apartment were turned off or set on dim, anyways. They cou