Matpat Escape The Night Novels & Stories

"It’s eight o’clock on a Tuesday, it’s pouring rain, and you’re standing on my mat trying to sell me junk?" "Sir, this isn't just any product," he said, his expression remaining eerily flat. He reached into his case and pulled out a heavy, strangely ornate brass key. "This is a Master-Pattern key. It’s a marvel of engineering. It’s designed to bypass the tumblers of—"

She asked, "then why is he calling?" "I am not sure. Maybe he just can't see how important she is to him. But I can't wait around anymore. I need to move on," I answered. "Good. Block him. He and his pack are useless anyway," she said and I could only chuckle. I rested for a little while later. When I woke up, those who had gone into town for supplies had returned. "When we were in town, we heard words that Mason Mist is looking for his mate to be. The say she ran away on the day of the Marking Ritual," someone said and I paused. I was not the only one. Those in my pack knew they could only be talking about me.

For the first time in a long time, we’re not running. We’re winning. Matteo tried to trap us, tried to wipe us off the board, but we turned the game against him. And now? Now it’s his empire that’s burning. Now we’re the ones in control. And tonight? Tonight, we celebrate. The safehouse isn’t really a house—it’s an old vineyard on the outskirts of the city, tucked away behind rolling hills and long winding roads. The kind of place no one would ever look for us.

"That’s it. One day." "Then we sneak back in tonight," I said, the decision forming instantly in my head. "No frontal assault. No roaring through the front gates. We use the service drainage tunnels John brought us out through, slip past the patrol rotations, and get straight into Matthew's private quarters while he’s deploying his search teams out here in the valley." Jax didn't argue this time. He just gave a single, tight nod, his daggers slipping back into his waist sheaths.

“Just a different game.” She tossed something to him,it was a photo…. Of Elias. “His name is Elias. He’s not your enemy. He’s not your legacy. He’s just a boy.” Silas looked at it. Looked up. For a moment, his hand trembled. Then the lights went out. EMP. Matteo’s trick. Bought us ten seconds. We moved through smoke,gunfire and our screams. When it all cleared, Silas was gone. So was the USB.

"We were only gone for a while, but I already missed you so much, Mommy." Tabitha could still feel the lingering chill from the figures beside her, and a trace of self-mockery rose in her eyes. They had clearly been away all night and had just gotten out of Summer's bed, yet they spun the story that they had gone out to buy breakfast. She hadn't realized how good their acting was until now. After breakfast, Kieran and David wasted no time and took her straight to the ski resort. Summer was already there, fully dressed in her ski gear, waiting at the entrance. However, Tabitha had no interest in skiing.

Mat almost yelled. “I mean, literally, we asked him to take us to the portals, and he drove the opposite way,” I said, and Dom pinched the bridge of his nose. “Your realm is not safe, not for you, not for Asteria…” he said and I nodded. “Care to explain how in the world you are here? How did you escape?” Mat asked, “Asteria, she opened the back seat and led us out through the trunk. I used my vampire speed, and she shifted into her Lycan. We headed straight back to Central City and to our place,” I said, and they nodded.

"One month, that's all. If after that you still want to leave, I'll respect your decision." I stared at him for a long, long moment. From the moment he found me to now, dragging me back, I knew just how much power he had, and that there was simply no escaping. "Fine," I whispered, "what about Vivian?" His expression remained calm. "She's been taken to a hotel. Once she recovers, she can go back. I won't have any more contact with her." I didn't say another word. My escape had ended in utter defeat.

He took the wooden chair Jacky was sitting on and wanted to whack her over the head with it when a hand pushed him backward, and he fell backward with the chair. “Wesley.” She mouthed. He walked up to Dust and punched him, flung him over the wall. He fell on his back against the broken bricks. Eve went to her mother and removed the tape around her mouth. And proceed to untie her legs. “Eve.” “Mom.” They called and fell into each other arms. “C’mon Let’s go.” She pulled her up her feet and made their way to the exit. “Wait.” She stopped her, knowing she hadn’t taken the box with them.

Matt looked up making sure there was no one watching from the walls or surrounding builds. “Ok we're good, there’s only four. I can’t see past the openings but we should be fine.” Matt said with a shrug. “Plan?” Sarah asked, looking past him trying to see what he saw. “Fuck it?” Matt smirked. “Seriously?” Sarah half laughed. “I mean we should keep one alive so we can question them but eh…” Matt shrugged. “I guess its, Fuck it.” Sarah laughed and then stepped out into the light. “Fuck, I wasn’t ready.” Matt mumbled as he too stepped out.