Lock Every Door Riley Sager 소설 & 이야기

She opened the door without thinking, and there he was, drenched in rain, hair slicked to his forehead, eyes unreadable. “You left,” he said. “You locked me out,” she countered. Elias stepped in without waiting for an invitation, his boots leaving a trail across her floor. He shut the door behind him and turned to face her, his jaw set. “You were looking for something you weren’t ready to find,” he said quietly. Maya's arms crossed. “And you were hiding it.” He stepped closer, hands in his coat pockets. “We all have locks on our lives. Doesn’t mean we want them forced open.”

"Hey, Elvin. Have you heard the sirens?" "What sirens?" Just then, sirens began wailing, and Elvin looked at his window. "What is happening?" Elvin asked. "Something happened last night at Square Park," Bert said. "Several people fell unconscious on the road, and phone calls were made to hospitals in the dead of the night. More people have been falling unconscious. The government doesn't know the cause, so they've declared an emergency lockdown and we are all to stay in." The sirens continued to wail, and Elvin didn't know what to feel. He was torn between the joy of staying at home to relieve his sexual fantasies, and the need to distract himself with work. Not knowing what to do, he submit

A sharp knock hit the door. I froze mid-step, instincts flaring. Rosy glanced at me but didn’t speak. We’d both heard it, soft, intentional. Not a threat. But still... I moved silently to the side, positioning myself just behind the door, one hand already sliding to the weapon tucked beneath my belt. Rosy walked forward, her tone smooth and unbothered. “Come in.” The door opened, and there she was Lily. Slim, alert, dressed in black like the whole damn building might burn down at any second.

She slipped one hand into my dress and circled one of my nipples. The kiss was getting intense. We exchanged saliva and allowed the winds of pleasure to take us to immense ecstasy. She tugged at my handless bra and wanted to unhook it when there was a sudden knock on the door. Before we could even have the time to straighten ourselves, the door was pushed open and Landon came in. “Dang!” Riley was not embarrassed but I was. Landon had actually caught me slipping. How come I forgot to lock the door? That could have been my husband, worse, it could have been Clara!!

When I opened the door, a blast of cold air hit me like a wave. It reminded me of that scary time after a really tough delivery, when I was shivering and truly thought that I might not make it. Matthew Smith's voice came from behind me, sounding totally surprised. "Shirley? It's freezing out there. Come on in!" He did not even seem to care that I was sporting a six-month old baby bump. He pushed me aside roughly, but he was super gentle with the person he was bringing inside.

“Tell that to Sage. She’s probably trying to hack her own door right now.” We turned a corner. Two armed guards stood outside a reinforced door. Hector moved like shadow — one guard dropped with a silenced shot to the throat, the other with a brutal twist of the neck before he could raise his weapon. I knelt beside the door panel and plugged in my device. The lock was high-end, but nothing I hadn’t cracked before. “Give me thirty seconds,” I muttered. The lock clicked open. I pushed the door slowly. Sage was standing in the middle of the small concrete cell, eyes wild, a tablet clutched in her hands like a weapon. When she saw me, relief and fury flashed across her face at the same time.

Riley tried his old security badge but it did not work. “Now what?” he whispered. Sage looked at the wooden door. It looked very solid and expensive. “Can you break it?” “I can try.” Riley grabbed the handle and pulled. His muscles strained. The wood around the lock started to crack into smaller pieces. One more hard pull and the door burst open with a crack that sounded like a gunshot in the quiet building. They froze, waited, there was no alarm. No footsteps running toward them. “Thirty minutes,” Riley reminded her.

I hung up the phone and walked out of the door of the security building heading straight for Ryker’s front door. I knocked hard, like a police officer, and stood there waiting impatiently. Nothing. He didn’t even bother coming to the door. I knocked again, this time calling at the same time. “RYKER, LET ME IN!” I yelled loudly. He still didn’t respond. His refusal to answer gave me a good reason to open the door with my master key.

he almost yelled. "How should I know? Why don't you go ask her yourself?" She replied. Raymond frowned and stormed up the stairs, he got to Felicity's room and wanted to barge in but decided to give her a little respect and knocked. But instead of the door to be opened, he heard a clicking sound. His mind told him what was happening but he didn't believe it and so turned the door handle. Just like his subconscious expected, the door was locked. Felicity locked the damn door on him!

I repeated as we stopped at door 1431. I knocked, and we both froze as we heard the sound of hurried movement inside. The noise quickly died down, and no one answered the door. I sighed, irritated, and braced my leg against the doorframe. With a sharp tug, I ripped the handle clean off. The cheap material gave way easily. The door swung open, revealing Riley McIntyre and a man in a suit, undoubtedly his lawyer. They both froze, their faces a mix of shock and fear.