Lost And Found Novels & Stories

He sat down on the lounger next to me again and just glanced. I refreshed my emails again after a few minutes and glance at Phoenix. I saw him typing something on his phone, looking serious. I flew into the air and removed my shades, I crossed my legs and sipped on my juice until my phone rang for a notification. I jumped in shock, I quickly reached for my phone and my heartbeat quickened due to the shock of what I saw and clicked the email. Good day, Thank you for taking interest in visiting The Lost Island. I am sending you this email as a confirmation that you are granted with your request.

He could not believe I was dead, and he could not even leave me in peace. Suddenly, as if something clicked in his mind, he unbuttoned my clothes frantically, searching. Finally, his eyes landed on the familiar scar on my lower abdomen. It was from the time he kicked me to the ground, and the broken glass sliced through my body. The scab had just fallen off, leaving behind a pale pink mark. Upon confirming it, he collapsed onto the ground, shaking with fury.

I looked from its every pocket but I didn’t see the necklace. I also looked for it inside every drawer and cabinet inside the room but it’s really not there. I even looked from the trash bins and under the tables and bed but I still didn’t find it. “Watch where you’re going!” I suddenly remembered what happened this morning. Right, I bumped to Stacey and I almost fell down. Maybe that’s where I lost the necklace. I quickly dressed up and put on my coat and scarf as I warded off the room. I should find that necklace immediately, they said that it’s going to snow really hard later so I really have to find that before the piles of Snow mix together and bury it deeper on it. Lucifer might get ev

‘L-loser,’ I cried as I gave up and looked for a sit to spend my time before someone finally tries to check on the old gym or my parents coming to look for me when. “What is this doing here?” I asked myself as I picked up my old school I. D. when I was in second year. I do not remember where I lost this since I was too busy preparing for the decorations in the school’s foundation day but I also do not remember coming here that day. Why is it here out of all the places? “Haaay, in the end, all I have is myself. This I. D. showed up when I most needed someone to help me,” I murmured and pulled my bag pack from behind to put it inside.

She looked hesitant at first, but I managed to convince her, and after she left, I made my way back to the theater. I thought of going straight to the bathroom, but since it has been hours since we were here, I thought that maybe someone has found it and hopefully surrenders to the lost and found area. "Hi, sorry to bother you, but I wanted to check if someone surrendered a lost phone here?" I asked the girl in the lost and found booth. "Actually, there is a lost phone here," she replied. She let me describe my phone to her, and after confirming that it was indeed my phone, she finally handed it to me.

The stranger had left me his number, had offered me a lifeline in case I needed it. I folded the note up and put it in my pocket, feeling a sense of hope that I hadn't felt in a long time. Maybe, just maybe, things were going to start looking up for me. Maybe I had just met a true friend, someone who would be there for me when I needed them most. As I sat up and looked around, I realized that I had no idea what time it was. I frantically searched for my watch, finally finding it buried under the stranger's jacket. I rubbed the sleep from my eyes and focused on the time.

She looks confused. "I guess I must have missed it. They're not easy to find without knowing what to look for." She drops down next to Leo. "We'll get the serial number and find out who it belongs to." She shrugs. "That'll have to wait till morning, we can do this all later." She said before latching the gate before she and Leo disappeared back into the house. 'Goodnight Hetty, see you tomorrow.' I mock them to myself. Oh well. Not much I can do about it for now. I climb back in the cot and close my eyes, ready to see what the morning brings.

A torn banner bearing Eryndor’s crest hung in tatters, the fabric whispering with the wind. “She’s not here,” one of the younger wolves said behind him. His tone was careful, pitying. “Alpha, we’ve searched—” Kaelen turned sharply. “Then search again.” The young man flinched but nodded, retreating back into the smoke. Kaelen dropped to his knees, hands trembling as he brushed aside broken stones. He found only shards of glass, a splintered chair, and the faint trace of magic that hummed under the floorboards. It buzzed against his skin like static—Serenya’s energy, faint but alive.

After they placed an order for their food, Luna and Yannie were swept away by their conversation before they noticed Gwen flipping everywhere as though searching for something. "What's wrong?" Luna asked with a frown. "I lost my pendant." She placed her keychain on the table to show Luna that there was no pendant attached to it. "Luke bought it for me when we were sightseeing in a church in Merchant City. I don't know where I lost it." She flipped through every pocket on her clothes and dug into her bag once again, her eyebrows squeezed together. "I can't find it, I swear."

Enzo looked at me with surprise, “You went looking for it in the rain?” “Like I said, I didn’t want to lose it.” I said, “It’s a special token, Enzo. I would never be able to forgive myself if I lost it. I had to find it again, so I didn’t care if it was raining. I knew where I must have dropped it, so I headed there directly. And luckily for me, I found it soon and I just waited there until the rain subsided. Then I found a gentleman who was willing to lend his phone to me, and that’s when I called you.”