Maximum Security: Book Novels & Stories

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So why did something like that happen at the most disadvantageous time? Because he had not been able to build the perfect secure space for it, he placed it among the ordinary books in hope of it going unnoticed. However, when he ran his fingers through the row of books, he could not feel that one book which was supposed to be there. His heartbeat immediately accelerated, it’s the equivalent of losing your phone in the modern day. Someone like hom who was mostly cold headed suddenly became anxious, out of all things in the world, it was one of the few things he absolutely could not let go because the consequence of misuse of the book could lead to a terrible disaster.

It was as though he was having the time of his life. “The hells are you even doing, man?” asked T-Rex. “You’re gonna get us discovered.” “Calm down,” replied Max. “Life’s gonna be a lot easier for all of us if I do this. Now that we’re in Primary Security, we’ve got access to all the security protocols.” “Alright, so you’re gonna shut it all down?” “What? Naw, that would get us discovered fast. I’m just muting all the alarms. Even if they trigger it, nothing’s gonna happen. At least, no-one in Central is gonna know.”

I glared at him with all my might while he stood behind the chair Amelia had left beside my bed as if he was shielding himself, “Oh, am I? What was I supposed to think when you left without saying a word, huh?” “Please just listen to me,” Alexander produced a book from behind his back and offered it to me, “I have something that could change our lives forever.” Curiosity sparked. I sat upright and took the leather-clad book from him. It seemed ancient somehow, the smell of old leather so putrid I thought I might throw up. “What is this?” “It’s the key to our safety, to ensure that we can be together without having to worry about possible threats.”

"And the only place that has a table large enough, the proper light, and the humidity control for a book this old is the Pack Library's reading room." I watched him, holding my breath. The Library was a public space, constantly monitored, and rarely empty. It was the perfect escape. He straightened up, his eyes meeting mine. They held a spark of knowing amusement. He knew exactly what I was doing. "A good idea, Iris," he said slowly, dragging out my name. "Safety of the records is paramount. We can't afford to lose any evidence." My relief was immediate and dizzying. "Thank you, Alpha Wolfe. I'll arrange to have the book moved right away, and we can start working there tomorrow."

“You know, with passwords and encryption and shit.” “Oh, sure, those things are fucking secure. Have you watched the news lately? Hackers this, and security breach that. I keep my information on paper, locked up tight, where only I have access to it,” Cutter said. “Well, your top fucking secret isn’t a secret anymore. We need to get that book as far away from here, and you, as possible. We also need more able-bodied guys around here. No offence, but some of your top guys are getting up there and might not be up for the fight we just picked.”

"It's not just about the ability to read it, Your Highness. The knowledge contained within the book is incredibly powerful. If it were to fall into the wrong hands, it could pose a serious threat to the safety and stability of our kingdom." Alex nodded, understanding dawning in his eyes. "I see your point. We'll need to take extra precautions to ensure its security." I glanced between the two of them, a sense of responsibility weighing heavily on my shoulders. "I'll do whatever it takes to protect the book and our kingdom." "That's the spirit," Professor Black said, a hint of pride evident in his voice. "This is... beyond anything I could have imagined," I murmured, my voice filled with awe

Moonlight poured through the tall window and turned the room silver and gray. I walked straight to the bookshelf and pressed the loose volume on the third shelf from the top. The panel clicked open with a soft snick. The safe sat behind it, a small iron box with the key still on the chain around my neck. My fingers shook when I fitted the key into the lock. Rowan stood close enough that I felt his warmth at my back but he didn’t touch me. He let me do this alone. The door swung open. Inside rested the book, exactly as I remembered. Midnight-blue leather with a small crescent, worn smooth from years of handling. I lifted it out with both hands, the weight felt heavier than it should have.

He stops and walks over to another door, but this one looks heavy and of steel. “This is the security room. It opens only by the fingerprint of any one of our high-ranked and the council of elders. And can be opened from inside by a pin code.” So there is always a way out. But I want our kids safe. And any other safe room anywhere in town or the castle has the same function. But with the entire pack on the access list.” He tells me. “Logan, this is amazing. I have a feeling this will be good. Everything will be.” I say and walk over to him, stand on my toes, and give him a kiss.

A loud click followed by a flashing green light came from the safe. "They didn't." Breyona shrugged, giving Mason a cocky grin. "Mom's horrible with remembering numbers. She used to forget Dad's birthday all the time." Mason and I waited withheld breath as Breyona opened the thick safe. An exhale of breath came from Mason’s lips as we locked eyes on the only book sitting in the safe. “One book?” Mason scoffed, shaking out his sandy blonde hair. “An entire safe for one book.” “Like I said, my parents are paranoid.” Breyona shrugged, her hands gentle as she lifted the book into her arms. “Plus, this book is probably priceless.”