Maximum Security: Book Novels & Stories

This image—this proof of new life—brightened my entire day. “Damon,” I called out, trailing him toward his office. “I want to see that photo book.” “Oh, right. Follow me,” he responded, leading me to his room. It was my first time stepping into his space, which resembled a bachelor pad yet exuded luxury and comfort. Damon walked over to his safe and carefully took out the photo book. “You keep a photo book in a safe?” I asked, my surprise evident. “I had to,” Damon replied seriously. “With June’s jealousy, who knows what she might’ve done to it? I couldn’t risk losing this book,” he explained, his words sending a flutter through my heart.

She stopped typing to listen. “Design deviations such as secret compartments which are ultimately used for black market embezzlement. If they find that our yard is allowing such, they’ll shut us down and the company is looking at a huge lawsuit. Also, syndicates operating in the yard, we’ve beefed up security, but everyone has a price so we need to protect ourselves from liability wherever possible.” Aria noted that she had to take a look at the contract signed with the security company and the leasing company. “Is your main focus on the leasing company or the company crew?” He bit his lip.

“It better be worth my forgiveness. Bye.” Maksim ended the call before Christian could say more. Tossing the device on the table, he brought out Camilla’s old phone. The screen had been changed, and it was working fine. Her pictures were littered over the Photos app, and he had spent more time than necessary staring at a few of them. He had no plans of returning it to her. In a few months, their deal would be over, and this would be his souvenir. The hours went by with him making calls and completing plans to make sure his club opening would be seamless. Security was his top priority. No one was allowed inside with weapons, so he had to guarantee their protection or people wouldn’t show up.

I believe sulking about the issue won't make it any different. “ No, that is a waste of time, that little human we are keeping in this house knows more than she lets on. If we put her under more pressure, she will break. She has to know more than she lets on, as well as how her brother opened the safe because that safe has the best-locking technology in the whore world. I don't think that famous Besto Key is capable of opening the safe.” Maximo's eyes appear distant.

"Not yet. But, bro, if I'm not gonna be in Greenville for the next couple of months, I need you to keep the book safe for me." She pulled the book from her chest and handed it over to Neil. "Every page of the Book Of Medical Remedies has a secret compartment. You've gotta guard it with your life, bro. Those guys are going to great lengths, even willing to clash with us at King Residence, so there's gotta be some secret or unknown worth to it." Neil accepted the book, his nod full of gravity. "You got it." That evening, when Jade returned, Helma filled her in on her Pacific City plans and the production issue.

I have been thinking how the rogues will breach the security of the Royale Palace that too during the General Packs Meeting. I will have to find out the security details of the whole palace. May be Lily can pull them out for me. "Lily, I want the security details of the Royale Palace. Can you do that?" I asked her. "No, that's like an impossible feat to achieve. The security details of the whole palace is with none other than The Alfa Re- on his personal laptop- which is being prevented by the thousands of firewall that too developed by Kahil Softwares- which are impossible to breach. You know this than why are you asking?" She incredusouly asked me.

“The storage rooms?” “Too many access points.” Silence stretched for a second as we ran through possibilities. Then Marco’s gaze shifted slightly. “The old west library,” he said. I frowned. “No one uses that.” “Exactly.” “It’s locked most of the time.” “I have access,” he said. Jacob crossed his arms slightly, his focus sharpening again. “How secure?” he asked. “Enough,” Marco replied. “Single entry. Minimal traffic. No cameras inside.” “Then it works,” I said.

she raised an electric zapper up and rolled her eyes "For 'security reasons' he said. Big whup" Olive struggled against the throng of people in front of the closed bookstore "Yeah, you should. There's been crazy killings and disappearances these past few days. Nothing is too much security" Maddie shushed her friend as an old, rotund man came to the front of the store "Okay, people" He yelled above the noise of the mob "The store would be open soon. Now, the books in here are limited editions, and they are going for half their usual price. But only for an hour. Now I want you all to go in in an orderly fashion. No pushing or shoving around. No fighting and please, no destruction of our proper

Susan asked Erik, who accepted and asked her back. "The normal secure. No entrance without authorization, no book removal from the area, and logged alarm for unauthorized entrance. That is for the restricted section. The prohibited section I think that no entrance without being authorized and logged alarm for unauthorized entrance would be enough. It will be an area exclusive for Masters of the castle, so if they wish, they can borrow the books." Susan replied to Erik, who nodded his head. "The entrance to the sections will be allowed via Index, like you did in the Nexus?"

Her mouth had rounded into a perfect circle that I remembered stuffing with my dick, and she rasped, “What the fuck, Dec? You turn into Richie goddamn Rich on me?” My lips twisted. “The Macauley Culkin version? Hell, yeah.” She snorted but folded her arms over her chest. This time, her excitement was real. She knew this level of security was for something hardcore. Something epic. She wasn’t wrong. The door to the safe was about ten by eight feet. It was made so that once it was open and fully activated, it was like a wall. On nights when I was alone, which I always was because no bitch ever slept here, I’d open it up and stare at my bounty.