Local Woman Missing Novels & Stories

I quickly reach for it and pick up the phone. "Hello-" "It's bad, sir, it's bad!" "Zee, what's wrong? Why are you panicking?" "The young lady is missing, sir-" "What?!" "How is that possible?" "We looked all over the shopping center, but we didn't find her." "Damn! How can one petite pregnant woman like Xevia defeat three big men like you!" I gritted my teeth in anger. "Pardon us, sir-" Beep. I turned off the phone before Zigas had a chance to explain further.

Marcus moved to the bar cart without waiting for an answer, pouring two glasses of whiskey. I pulled out my phone and dialed the number for my head of security. "Johnson? I need every available man looking for a woman. Twenty-five years old, about five-foot-six, dark hair. She was last seen on Wilshire Boulevard near the financial district." "Sir, do you have a photo we could—" "I'll send one. Check every hotel, every shelter, every place someone with no money and no connections might go. I want her found by tonight." "Of course, sir. May I ask what this is regarding?"

Taking a deep breath I moved away from the door, and went towards the staircase, but I stopped hearing the noise of the door opening, I quickly turned around surprised, with a smile on my face even in the midst of pain, but this smile was taken away when in front of the door wearing only a sweater was the woman who accompanied him on Saturday: - Sorry... I didn't want to get in the way, I was just leaving. - No... Wait, Hard and I don't have anything, I'm just hiding here... - The woman said to me in a frightened tone, as if she saw in me some hope. - Hard has been missing for two days, I don't know where he is, and I can't find him. - How? - she said in a frightened tone. - There aren't any

Most importantly, most foundationally, irreducibly — with herself. The woman who had been a guest in her own life and was now its undisputed primary inhabitant. Who had found herself in the fire. Who had written herself down. Who had put her name on it. She thought about the woman at four in the morning who had not been able to put the book down. About the woman who had called her sister. About the woman who had called the lawyer. About the hundreds of women who had written today and the thousands who would write in the weeks and months to come as the book found its way to the people who needed it.

Across the room, Adrian barked orders into multiple phones simultaneously. “No airports.” “Lock the ports too.” “I want every traffic camera within fifty miles reviewed now.” His voice sounded colder than steel, but Ava could hear the instability beneath it. Adrian Vale was unraveling. Elise approached him carefully. “We tracked the woman from the lobby footage.” Adrian looked up instantly. “Where?” “She used fake credentials and disappeared underground near the financial district.” “Damien.” Elise hesitated. “There’s more.” Adrian’s expression sharpened dangerously.

Everyone in town knows Laura and it's quite unfortunate that she is involved in such a hideous situation. Caleb knocked at the door and a woman came outside and answered us . "Who are you?". She glanced at Caleb and me. "Oh!". He pulled forward and introduced himself, ". Hi, ma'am, we are your daughters friends," he took his hand behind and dragged me forward confronting the sad eyes of the woman who's daughter as been missing since last night.. "I'm sorry for your loss," I said to her as that was the first thing that came to mind, Caleb on the other hand went ahead and began to ask her questions about her missing daughter, he didn't mind that the woman might still be emotional and in shock

"She's the shortest path to a confirmed answer." "But the most human-cost path," I said. "Yes," Sarah said. "Which is why I'm not approaching her without your instruction." I looked at the street for a long moment. A seventy-one-year-old woman in Tucson who had retired twelve years ago. Who had a neighbour who described her as sharp. Who had, in 1997, filed a report on a three-year-old girl who had appeared in the Arizona system five months after vanishing from a park in Los Angeles. Who might know everything.

While waiting for the bus that brought her to arrive at the next stop, the old woman listened to the news broadcast by one of the television stations announcing the news of the loss. “Good evening viewers, we just received news that the wife of one of the most influential businessmen in Las Vegas has disappeared. Therefore, if viewers see this woman around you, we hope that you immediately contact the following number to report the woman's whereabouts. That's all we can tell you, good night." The woman couldn't believe what she had just seen because on the television she could see the face of the woman she had just met smiling sweetly while holding a cute little girl next to her.

"I'll inform Lockwood about his daughter. Even though he's ashamed of what Alisha's become he still loves her dearly. I'll arrange for a search alongside the Founding Families in Covington. Don't worry, everything will be fine." "So how is work over there?." Bella asked trying to lighten the mood. "Oh..." Sheriff Cosgrove exhaled slowly,rubbing her forehead to and fro. "I just finished a case about a woman." She pursed her lips. "She's probably in her 80s or something and has been missing for two months now. Up until yesterday when we found her body in the woods." "That's saddening..." "I know right. She was quite beautiful to be honest...." Bella received her mother's phone displaying the

Phillip scoffed, “How do I know you didn't come and steal her yourself, and decided to mask your evil doings with all this charade.“ “You should be thankful, I didn't put that bullet into your head. My hands are itching to do so now.“ Phillip rolled his eyes, “When you are ready, be sure to let me know.“ “Stop it. The both of you. Fred focus.“ Landon raised his voice, irritated by their banters. “Apparently the lady lied.“ He stated clearly. “I searched there was no missing hiker in the last six months and in this state. And her ID shows she has no known relatives. Also you are supposed to report to the authorities first in the case of a missing person she never went to the authorities, rath