My Apps Library Novels & Stories

The person who wanted Cassius dead. I pulled out my phone and carefully typed the number in, double-checking each digit. My hands were shaking so bad that I had to delete and retype twice. Damn, I missed my burner phone. That thing had all my special apps already loaded. But this would have to do. I went to the app store and quickly d******ded a location tracker app. The kind that wasn't exactly legal, the kind that could ping a phone number and tell you where it was. It took forever to d******d - probably only thirty seconds but it felt like an hour.

“See you around, Cassie.” Cassie knew that this was her cue to begin the search for Lucas the intern and ask if he could share his notes with her but she couldn’t move. The possibility that Preston had stolen her app consumed her thoughts. She had been working on it ever since sophomore year of university and Preston had access to all of her passwords back then so he could easily have done it. She was well aware that many health apps existed in the world but how many of them compiled a list of clinics and pharmacies based on the user’s location? She needed to find out exactly what the features of Preston’s app were and compare it to the one that Isabel used. She had no idea what to do if Pre

The guilt in her eyes had suggested that it had something to do with him. Not necessarily anything shady, but certainly something she didn’t want him to find out. Was she panicking now that she had lost her phone again? Thinking of all this, Kendrick entered the passcode and unlocked the screen. She only ever used one password for everything — bank cards, apps, even her phone — sometimes with her name’s initials added if letters were required. The home screen displayed her frequently used apps. A tuner, a music player, a dictionary, and… a "Little Auntie" app?

She didn’t have any entertainment apps on her phone, so it wouldn’t be possible for her to play some games even if she wanted to or listen to music. Since she knew what she needed, she only had business apps and work apps on her phone. At this hour, however, all these apps were useless to her. She didn’t want to read the news either. Being in this foreign country, she wanted to be at her most relaxed state. Putting her phone aside, she knew that Myra wouldn’t message her anymore, so the Messenger app had also become meaningless and dull. She had set a special alert tone for Leon so that in the future, she would see his messages as soon as possible. This honor used to be given to Myra.

Ivory got home after a tiring first day at the office and collapsed on her bed. She pulled out her phone and began scrolling through the internet. Although Camilla had assured her that all and any picture of her had been removed from the net, Ivory had decided to do a little investigation herself. But at that very moment, her phone dinged with a notification. A message from an app she hadn’t used for quite some time. Luminary Accord’s personalized mobile app. She clicked on the app, and it displayed her personal account.

Claudia's hand shot out to grab hers. 'Wait-why are your eyes sparkling like that? Crap. Why do I suddenly look so cool in her eyes? Now she's looking at me like I'm some big sister. Great. Just great.' "What app do you write on?" "NovelApp." "No way! That's my favorite app! What's your title?" Claudia instantly unlocked her phone, pulling up the familiar blue-pink app. She shoved it in Kylie's face. "Which one is yours?"

app. Alexa's main job is as a saleswoman in one of the stores in the mall, and her second job is to receive calls from customers who need a heavenly voice to make them forget their sad reality and fly away. The "Hidden Pleasures" app is a subscription platform for exclusive and explicit sexual content, only for those over +18.

“Okay. Take a look at it and tell me what you think tomorrow.” “Good idea.” “Anyway, the app on my phone will be on, in case you need to tell me anything. Enjoy. Night.” “Goodnight.” I took the tablet to the library and placed it on the corner shelf, between Joseph’s and Edward’s armchairs. I left it charging, so they could use it for as long as they wanted, and if what ghost hunters said was true, they could also draw energy from the battery at the same time.

I needed to confirm that he was stalking me. I clicked through the apps until I found a pale grey app with a bunch of letters clustered together. It must be it,I opened it and found a ton of useless architectural drawings. I decided to sweep through the apps again,it must be somewhere here.Another look through, and I found it. There was a red dot where my hotel was, beeping with the label “Mi amor.”Just as I predicted. I rolled my eyes and continued to snoop around.He was a pretty boring man, to be honest,his gallery was empty, and all his socials were business coded.

I asked curiously, my eyes snapped to the phone screen. “Did you install this app?” She asked and I peeked to see closer, it was a colorful game app that recently popped on my phone. I don’t remember installing the app, because I don’t play games, but I thought it’s one of those system apps that just appear out of nowhere. “No, it is a game app, isn’t it?” I asked and she bit her lips, shaking her head.