Mine Entrance Crossword Clue Novels & Stories

Walking straight in the front door was definitely a bad idea. Fortunately, I encountered a side entrance, an old metal door barely still hanging on its rusty hinges. An equally rusty chain meant to bar entry was probably effective for humans but not much of an impediment for me. A quick touch told me that under all the corrosion, it had once been silver, but that wasn’t about to stop me.

Alex mumbled, opening his lighter with a cigarette. Few seconds later.. Alex brought up a conversation. "How are we going to get inside his compound?" He asked. "There's a secret door. . It's more like a secret door in case of an emergency. You know what, Collins likes, he loves keeping his lifestyle hidden. If I should take you to the secret door you will be astonished" Adams smirked. "Is it that furnished ?" He asked. "It's not, you will think it's a wall. But it's not, because immediately you place your hand on it, it will signal you to input the code in order to get inside the compound.

"Okay, well, goodnight then." "Yea, goodnight." Eli started to walk off, and the panic started to rise within her chest. "Eli?" He turned around to face her, "Yeah?" "Would you like to come in for a bit? I could use the company." "Sure, yeah, I would love to." She giggled at his excitement and eagerness. She opened the door and allowed Eli to enter. "It's not much, not like your place. But this is home right now."

The driver did not ask questions and Dorian gave the address and they were moving before the door was fully closed. "Tell me what we are walking into," Nadia said to the woman. The woman sat with her hands in her lap and her eyes on the road ahead and she spoke with the flat precision of someone giving a briefing they have rehearsed in their head many times. "The secondary entrance is on the east side of the property, below ground level. There is a door that looks like a maintenance access panel set into the stone foundation wall. It requires the builder's touch to open, meaning only I can open it, and it opens into a passage that runs approximately forty meters before it reaches the root an

she said and I knelt beside her. "There's another exit?" I asked and she gave a tiny nod. "It is hidden,” she said slowly. "Where?" I asked and she pointed toward the wall. "There,” she said. I immediately swept my flashlight across the concrete. At first I saw nothing, then a narrow metal door almost completely concealed behind decades of mineral stains. It had no handle and no markings. If Eleanor hadn't pointed it out, we would have walked straight past it. "It's been used recently,” One of the officers said, as he examined it.

"If we're doing this, we're not doing it through the main gate. Not with that many guards on the wall." "There's a service entrance near the old kitchens," Kaelen said. "It hasn't been used in years, but the lock was rusted through the last time I checked, which was admittedly some time ago." "Then that's where we go," I said, already feeling the crown's mark on my palm start to warm again, like it understood, even before the rest of us fully did, that whatever we were about to walk into wasn't going to end with anyone simply talking their way out of it.

I stopped in front of the gate’s guard who asked for the club's entry password. " Z-e-x" I spelled. He opened the door welcoming me in, I walked downstairs passing by many men and tough-looking girls who were chatting together. A fight was taking place in the ring already and everyone was busy cheering for our number one fighter who is known as The Beast, Mr. John.

“This is truly the social event. Your wedding…oh, it will be spectacular! I’ve told Bryce to come in another entrance.” I could barely form the words. “Y-you did? Which one?” “The one near the curing barns is the closest.” I let out a breath. Thank God it wasn’t the old road. “The guards would never allow guests to enter there,” she went on. “It’s only for field workers, but on this occasion, I believe it will help Bryce avoid the traffic jam.”

I said. “Right,” Elena replied, and I started the car. “Which exit are we taking?” Elena asked, and I smiled. “The one Dominic uses to move in and out of the mansion without anyone noticing. In order to keep it secret, almost no one knows about it. Some guards don't stay there either, so it wouldn't be discovered or suspected,” I said, and Elena looked at me as if I had just revealed government secrets. “How did you know about this?” Elena asked.

I’ll nеvеr gеt up thеrе, еvеn if it’s ореn. Thеrе’ѕ also a fіrе exit іn thе соrnеr. It muѕt lead ѕоmеwhеrе behind the building, but it lооkѕ even mоrе ѕесurе thаn thе door to the hаllwау. I рuѕh оn іt аnd nоthіng hарреnѕ.