Lockdown Novelas e Histórias

he asked. "Nah. I doubt it. They're all too confident that no one would dare to open this door. They wouldn't bother to lock it from the inside. And if they do, the lock is just too simple. This is how shitty this system is," Connor said. "Alright! The countdown is already set. You have 5 seconds to wait. I'm going to shut down all the servers for the mean time. Ready, boss?" Saint clenched his jaw. "Ready."

I woke up feeling numb and void of all emotions. I can't say this is what am feeling like, I just want to be on my own. I went downstairs to fetch food in the kitchen and there goes peace sitting comfortably at the dining table oblivious to what happened yesterday. She was already asleep when I came home and I purposely lock my room so she couldn't come In the midnight to ask me questions. "Good Morning Peace, I greeted." "Morning Vee, she greeted with her charming smile.

Intent. “We trigger the lockdown?” Lou asked. Damon didn’t hesitate. “Do it.” The building fell into emergency protocol mode. Reinforced barriers slid into place, digital locks engaged, power rerouted to tactical systems. The penthouse transformed into a fortress. Sarah reached for her phone, instinct screaming to call the hospital. To check on Alex. To make sure he was far beyond Katrina’s deadly reach. “No,” Damon said gently but firmly, seeing the fear bloom in her eyes. “Katrina wants to trigger panic. We won’t give her what she wants.”

I yelled "I have an extra charger you can use," Hannah said and I quickly plugged my phone in. Ambrose and Hannah tried to reach their parents, but the calls didn't even go through. Hannah turned on the TV, and we saw it was worse than we thought. Lockdown has been declared on most of the places in the US, including Texas. We learned it started two days ago and had escalated very quickly. The news was still going on when the electricity suddenly went off. "We are f**ked," I exclaimed.

~ELENA~ “Get the babies now!” Something in my tone snaps them into motion. Valentina reaches for one baby. Gianna scoops up another. I clutch the third to my chest, heart racing. Vincenzo appears instantly. “What is it?” “I don’t know,” I whisper. “But something’s wrong.” He studies my face for a long moment, then nods sharply. “Lockdown,” he orders into his phone. The house seals quietly—no alarms, no chaos. Just subtle shifts. Doors lock. Guards reposition.

the maid responded, and when her eyes met mine, she subtly bowed with a pleasant respectful smile on her face. “Even the house is in a lockdown.” She added. What? Lockdown? Why would Aidan do that? What’s going on? “But the alarm didn’t go off.” Brittney pointed out and the maid nodded. “One of the guards said the overlord didn’t want anyone to panic, I bet it’s a safety measure against one of those rival packs. They really need to know that they can’t win against the Overlord.” She sighed. “But did they say anything? Any reason as to why the whole place is on lockdown?” I chimed in and she shook

“Get me every captain.” ‎Aleksei nods once and starts dialing immediately. ‎Within minutes the calls begin connecting one after another. Men across the city answering with sharp voices and quieter fear because they know if I am calling personally, something has gone very wrong. ‎“Listen carefully,” I say into the phone, voice low and deadly calm. “This city is now under lockdown. I want every airport watched, every dock sealed, every highway exit monitored. Nobody leaves without my permission.” ‎A pause. ‎Then, “Understood, boss.”

"Let me put it simply. It's only that you can't leave the city and no one else can enter the city in lockdown. But all the rest will be the same." As soon as he finished, he shook his head slightly. "Well... It's also not convenient without the Internet. So, when they find whom they are looking for, everything will return to the original state." Elizabeth pondered for a moment, "I still don't understand. If what you said is true, then why we cannot leave?" "Little Bunny, are you a fool?" "What's wrong?" Elizabeth's mind was in a mess. "We are in lockdown because they are afraid that whom they are looking for escape. The reason t

ZADE The floor under me rumbled like something heavy was moving below it. I stopped walking right away. Roman stopped too. The whole building gave off a deep hum, like a machine warming up after being asleep for too long. I didn’t need anyone to tell me what that meant. Cassian had triggered a lockdown. Roman looked toward the ceiling, then at the hallway ahead of us. “He’s sealing the place.” “Yeah,” I said. “He’s doing it to keep us in, not out.”

“If something's wrong, if you're in trouble again, you need to tell me.” He didn't know. Not yet. “Would you believe me if I said I was just being paranoid?” I asked softly. He paused. “Yes.” I blinked up at him, surprised. There was no mockery, no condescension, just honesty. Then as if remembering himself, he pulled back. “There's going to be a lockdown. Starting today.” he added, his tone shifting back to business. “What? Why…?” “Don't ask,” he said sharply. “Just stay where I can find you.”