Line Walker 2 Invisible Spy Novels & Stories

That woman is a snake in the green grass. Few minutes after Alexa walked out, the guards walked in with the two men Chloe claimed Alexa had brought. “Lock the doors,” I ordered the guards. “Start talking…” I pulled out my guns from the drawer, aiming at them. “Before I blow your brains out.” “Woah, I wasn’t expecting this.” Both gangster looking men had their hands up in surrender but they didn't look scared at all, like they were certain I was bluffing, that I couldn't get rid of them. I pity them because they will not walk out of this compound the same way they came.

As he got close to the first building, he hit something and bounced off, sending him two meters back. “Oof! Didn’t I tell you to watch it?” a guy appeared out of midair, dusted his shoulder and said with a frown. Normally, Wilson would have thought; ‘Invisibility powers? Cool!’, but right now, he was fuming and could not care any less than he already did. “How am I supposed to watch it if I am unable to see you?” Wilson asked as he moved towards the guy before the building. “And what are you insinuating?” the guy moved towards Wilson as well.

LINDEN “The invisible triggers are all set?” I asked Madeline. “Unless they have a witch of their own to detect and disable it, yes.” “They don’t,” Nixon reiterated, “if they did, they would have used them to get in here in the first place.” My fingers gripped the back of the chair in front of me, the crack in the wood only mirroring the deep fault that ran through me. I let them in. We weren’t prepared enough, we were cocky the first time, and now Marcy-

Alpha Zane added. “We can see each other, but they can't see us. The rogues will also be able to see us,” Aleena explained. That made sense... “Alright. We’ll go to the pack now while you guys save the rogues,” Alpha Zane said, and he and Witch Lily went back into their car and drove away. “Let’s go,” Kyson said, and he started walking toward the Reckless Banes Pack’s border. We all followed him, and as Aleena had said, we passed the guards easily as if they couldn't see us, thanks to the invisibility spell.

The motel walls were thin enough to hear someone cough two doors down, so I kept my voice low and made sure the television was on loud enough to cover our conversation from anyone who might be listening. Jeremy sat on the edge of the bed. Silas leaned against the wall near the bathroom. Caspian was on the floor with his back against the dresser, and Rowan stood by the window with his arms folded. Orion was the last one to come in, moving slowly and holding his side like every step was a negotiation with his own body. "Our spy in the next city made contact with the hidden pack." I held up my phone and scrolled through the messages. "They've agreed to meet with Lyra."

"So...what do you say?" "Yes," Serafina grinned and got out of bed, pulling on a cardigan and her shoes before following her twin brother out the room, ensuring to have their phones on them before bounding down the stairs with her hand in his. The moment the guard's backs were towards them, they slid out the door and into the dark, getting into the BMW, Salvatore starting the car and driving off, a Range Rover close behind.

“And now, you’re leverage.” Silas tried to shift, to break the chains Too late. Noah tapped the comm at his hip. “Tell Crescent we’re ready.” Ethan pov The report landed on Ethan’s desk just before midnight. Noah’s clearance activity. The missing files. The untraceable comm pings routed through old Crescent tech. The truth was no longer speculation. It was written in blood. Ethan closed the file and whispered to himself “Two spies. Two wolves I trusted.” He stood.

A chill crawled through me. Planning ahead. Exactly. Like someone preparing to disappear. An hour later I walked out with more questions than answers. But one thing has become clear.. . Layla had been moving money quietly for nearly a year before she vanished without attracting attention. The realization made my stomach twist because nobody accidentally prepares for a disappearance that long. I never noticed the black sedan parked across the street, the man inside or the camera lens pointing directly at me. The shutter clicked once, twice and three times capturing everything.

------------------ Levy did not say anything. She simply finished her breakfast and then drew a small array to hide Lily’s presence, she then said, “ Remember that you are only invisible and not untouchable. If you get bumped into by someone your presence will be noticed.” “ I understand,” Lily replied softly. She then followed after Levy, her eyes flickering as she looked around, she followed Levy like a little curious cat as she ooohed at this and ahh’ed at that.

Phones and burners were dumped in sewers, lights killed, trails erased. Ayla sat beside Lucian in the armored car, the hum of the engine low beneath her feet. She didn’t ask where they were going; she knew he wouldn’t answer until he was ready. But she watched him, studied the sharp line of his jaw, the way his hand rested casually on the armrest but his eyes flicked constantly to mirrors, to streets, to reflections in windows. Always calculating. Always five moves ahead. By the time Serrano’s spies circled the first penthouse, its windows glowed empty, silent, waiting like a corpse. The enemy wasted precious minutes breaking into a shell, finding nothing but abandoned wine bottles and strip