Local Women Missing Novels & Stories

one of the attendants threatened. "You can not silence me, I'm speaking the truth." "What truth?" Another woman yelled. "The truth about how we grade C omegas have been going missing but no one is talking about it." "Stop spreading false news. There is no such thing. You just want an uprising." yelled another woman. "I speak no lies. My sister went missing two months ago but the police are not doing anything about it." she started sobbing. "Just because we are not considered important in the society." she sobbed and people started feeling pity for her words including me.

Everything—from the chandeliers to the paintings to the gold-trimmed furniture—screamed power. But as we turned a corner, something caught my attention. A large board filled with missing posters. My footsteps slowed as my eyes scanned the faces of dozens of young women. All of them looking eerily similar. "Ingrid," I murmured. "What is this?" She followed my gaze and sighed. "Those are all the wolfless Omegas who have gone missing over the last two years." A chill crawled up my spine. Wolfless Omegas. My stomach twisted. Omegas were born without their wolves.

The soldier was about to protest but when they saw the Emperor who's giving them a cold glare, they nervously went inside of the palace to get some ointment. The old woman starts crying, "M-My d-daughter went missing, it's already been one week but she never went home. She's 18 years old and she's not the type of person who would walk out of the house without letting us know. O-Other of our neighbors were also desperate in finding their daughter who was in their 18 and above eighteen, they were also missing. A lot of teenager was missing. Please help is." "Where is you town?"Zelia asked.

They still repeated that disgusting reply. "Then why did you attack our pack and don't you dare give me a flimsy excuse about any revenge bullshit. Mudville doesn't know about your existence." I asked them again, hoping to get answers. "That's why you will all remain ignorant. I heard that another attack took place last night." I swallowed hard in embarrassment, that was right. Right under our nose, two more women went missing without any trail. "What do you all want? You all said that your Luna is dead so what's all this? You think doing all of this will bring her back alive in peace?" I toned down my voice and asked them calmly.

A part of me still wondered who she was. Since Jayden went missing, about 4 more cases had been reported, and unlike Jayden, these people were never found. Eventually, the mayor's office issued a curfew to keep people save. Everyone who'd gone missing was between the ages of 15 and 25 and they were all male. We were still trying to get leads related to Adam or the missing people but they'd all seemed to disappear without a trace. Mum was still barely at home during the week but she made up for her absence during the weekends. She still worked sometimes but she made sure to always spend sometime with me no matter how little. That effort was all that mattered. It was enough for me.

The more I read, the more I realize that something isn't adding up. According to the archives, five years ago we had dozens of our women named warriors, but as I began counting the members we have lost and the ones still alive, we still have two women missing. They were never recorded, no name, no description.... nothing but a number count, and their gift bestowed upon them by our goddess, or, at least part of their gift... I have a feeling there's more than these puzzles missing here.

What the fuck was I thinking? “Emilia!” My voice echoed across the entire space and bounced back to my ears. There was no response. I called again, this time moving down the hallway and opening up every door in sight. “Emilia!” There was absolutely no sound. It took me a couple of seconds to realize no one was in the house. With my phone still to my ear, I sauntered back to the living room. “Sir?” “Gather up as many men as you can. Emilia is missing. We need to track her down before it’s too late. Get the cops involved, too.” They might have more expertise to get to her before we do.

"I can't do anything about it either. While I accept your returning to the Wingers, Lydia and Daniel won't. "If the elders don't nod their heads, there is nothing I can do. "Huh? You're saying Nora can never get pregnant again after the miscarriage? "That is truly tragic. Get her some potato chips, maybe that'll help nourish her body." Amidst Jeff's completely broken, furious cursing, I calmly blocked him. After searching for my husband for three years, I ended up a widow in the end. But this time, I became one willingly!

I asked as I frowned hard at them, watching and observing them intently for whatever would give them away. I noticed another low sigh escaping her lips as she glanced around at her companions, perhaps wondering why she was surrounded by people who couldn't speak up for themselves and had left the task of addressing me to her. It was quite a shame that none of them, would speak for themselves as they hid behind a woman like women. “Some of the pack members are going against us. Cases of missing children for the past three Months, and some of our members are migrating.” She complained, her face etched with sadness as she stared at me while she spoke.

"What about the family of these young women, did nobody come to look for them or anything. I don't think some of their family would know because of the lies you all would have been telling them.” One rubbed his chin. "And you're not wrong. We had to dismiss some cases as the person didn't want to be found or they didn't flee the country to another for another life.” I didn't find this useful. “What's your reason for telling me all this? I'm truly not impressed by your lack of empathy but all I do know is that Lana should be safe and every one of these women that have gone missing.” They went silent and I was glad because their talks had started to irritate me and I didn't want to lose my tem