Local Woman Missing Novels & Stories

He repeated the words like they were a joke. "Her handmaiden said she wasn't in her room this morning. She waited, thinking the Mistress had simply gone somewhere and would eventually return. But after long hours, she didn't. She's searched every part of the Fortress, but she's not here. And I've confirmed that." Keegan dropped his coat over his chair. "So... you're trying to tell me a heavily pregnant woman went missing in this Fortress, and nobody knows her whereabouts?" Kalaril shrugged slightly, his expression bitter. "Sadly, that appears to be the case."

Carr was almost afraid to hear the answer at this point. "Three of the women have been reported as missing to their local police departments within the last two days. Eight others haven't been seen by their neighbors in the last day or two. We're not sure about most of the others, we're still checking. Steve did find two of them though, They both live in Lakeport. He's on his way back here with them. They were relieved to hear we'd help them. They were scared to death of Gary." "Carr, what do you think about the Wolf Moon? Think there's something significant about it?" Cole had been thinking about that for a while.

Contrary to popular opinion, everyone liked my hair back in Río Verde even though it’s an odd colour. My phone! I check the pockets of my sweatshirt but I can’t find it. I look around for my backpack and realize it isn’t here either. “Are you looking for something?” The woman asks. “My bag. Did you happen to see it last night?” I ask and she shakes her head. “I just saw you alone on the side of the road. Do you have a family member to call? You can use my phone.” She says and I shake my head. “Where is the nearest station please?”

He chuckles. The blood comes through his back, soaking his shirt and go down to his leg, no one noticed. “How can I help you, officers?” He asks, hiding the pain which I made as the blood comes. “We’re here about a woman who went missing last night” The officer explains. “Missing?” William raises an eyebrow and pretending not knows anything. “Are you familiar with a woman named Maia LaLuna?” The officer asks.

There was no rest for the wicked, and she must be the most wicked person. As she gathered what she needed, Becky turned on the radio to listen to the morning news. Of course, it wasn’t good. Another person went missing in the state park, and the authorities didn’t have a clue what happened to them. That made it five people in the last six months. Three of them were in the last month. Becky thought she left statistics like that behind in Boston.

This was one of the reasons I came back earlier than scheduled, leaving the business deal in Nevada at a friend’s hand. I’m no saint. Neither are the men gathered at this table, but we don’t allow outsiders to bring their dirt into our home. And what angered me the most is that they are getting closer to home. One of the missing victims is the daughter of a worker on the plantation. A sixty-year-old widower, a mother of four, Dolores, came knocking at my door at four in the morning. She was in tears, informing me that her youngest daughter, Ella, hadn’t come home from a friend’s party last night. Local authorities would follow protocol and wait a few more hours before accounting this as a mi

Jordan mindlessly hummed with a firm nod of agreement as Sebastian's eyes softened a little looking his friend with a gaze of pity. Seemingly only Sebastian knew how disturbed Jordan was from inside, he never possessed the habit of showing his worries to other people. It has been a week since the unknown lady disappeared from the hospital in thin air. Her searches were still on everywhere in the city like crazy... Yet, still there was no progress about her investigation. Sebastian's men were searching for her without having any rest. It seemingly became difficult to find her because they have absolutely no information about her, there were no photographs of her too... but only few CCTV foota

She hoped there was a simpler explanation. “I heard about the guy who got lost hiking down by Haddam,” Bradley said. “Where did the first woman go missing?” “Up by Tolland,” Aunt Janet said. “Her husband said she walked four blocks to the mini-mart to get some chips and dip yesterday evening, and she never came back. They’ve been searching for her since last night, but haven’t found any sign of her.” Leesa pictured a map of Connecticut in her head. Tolland was fifty or sixty miles north and east; Haddam was much closer, to the south and slightly east.

There were cries and wails coming from the women around and the clothing in their hands told me everything I needed to know. These were the women that had lost their children. The women who's children had gone missing. My heart went out to them. At the forefront of the crowd, a frail woman, dressed in tattered clothes stepped forward, her wild, messy hair whipping into her teary face. She pushed it to the side with brute force and clenched her jaw. "My daughter has been missing!" Her voice pierced the air. "She was taken two moons ago and no one has seen her since! No one has tried to find her either!"

“I’m good, honey. Sean is released from the hospital, and we’re going to his apartment right now. Maybe you and Spade can come over and visit him later.” “Sure, I’ll let him know. Um, you’re kinda busy right now. I’ll call you again soon.” “It’s fine. We’re still in the car. What is it all about?” “About the rescue of five young women, but there’s one missing. I can’t find any details of her information, even the name.” “That’s because it’s you.”