Novel Escape Novels & Stories

“Let’s jump into more lessons straight away. Do you also know that there are ways you can add portions to food to also make it work? According to all of these, there are so many things to teach you and I’m so excited it’s happening. When you finally have your gift, I can’t wait to see the stronger woman you’ll be.” *** When everyone was fast asleep, I was able to quickly sneak out. I had seen a book earlier that showed a passcode and the ways I could escape without being noticed, thanks to Grandmother’s room of books. So I was able to get out of the town without being suspicious. When I crossed the border, I switched to my wolf and quickly started running towards dark stone while following t

he admitted through clenched teeth. My jaw tightened. I turned toward Novene, eyes locked on hers. “Where is he?!” “H-He already escaped,” she muttered with a low voice as she tried to fight the urge. My blood ran cold. “No… where did he fucking escape to?!” I said. “W-We’re not going to tell you!” Bennett growled immensely. I snapped. I marched forward, pushing both of them aside as I grabbed whatever papers hadn’t been destroyed by the fire. Some were half-burned, but a few documents were still readable.

The buzzing starts before I’m even fully awake. I shift beneath my blanket, groggy, blindly reaching for my phone on the nightstand. The screen lights up with dozens—no, hundreds—of notifications. 9:04 a.m. Lea has sent what might be a small novel in fragmented apology messages. Some are long and teary, others desperate and pleading. There’s a vague sense of panic in the way she writes, like she’s finally realized what she’s done—or what she’s lost. Still, not a single message from Jace.

I have to escape! I do the only thing that comes to my mind: I run.

I felt Elara’s whole body trembling under my fingers when she asked the question I already knew the answer to. “Escape,” I said, flat and sharp. No plan-speech, no false bravado only the one thing that would keep us alive. I gripped her hands and pulled her toward the far wall. Moonlight slanted through the curtained window, painting the room in pale silver. The sash stuck at first; years of dust and damp had swollen the wood. I set my shoulder to it and eased it open with a soft curse. Cold night air breathed into the small room, smelling of smoke and ale and freedom.

Jake said as I stared at him through the cloud of smoke that had formed before my face. I puffed out more whiffs from my cigarette and relaxed back on my chair, "Come on, Jake, take a seat." I said and when he had settled down and I didn't hear the shuffling of his feet anymore, I asked, "So, have you figured out how she escaped?" He sighed, "It's very tricky and very clever-" "Stop complimenting her and get to the fucking point." I snapped impatiently. He cleared his throat nervously, "Of course. She got out through the bus that takes the dead prisoners out every morning."

"Still none, my lady. It seems like, she's not from here. Since, I didn't found any record of her. But, I've already talk some people outside of Alkinia. I will inform you as soon as possible." "Alright, then." I heard her footsteps walking out. I breathed deeply and lay my back in the bed. —🌸 Names, characters, events, and places are part of the author's imaginary only. Any similarities in other story or actual event are highly coincidental. Grammatical errors and misspellings can be seen. So, advance sorry for that. Hope you will support me!

As always, he started shouted when he got frustrated. The handwriting and the habit of conveying the message to her enemies by writing it with blood were familiar to them... because it had happened before. *Flashback* "CATCH HER!!" Thomas shouted at his men as they started running after the girl...Summer Astley. They had kidnapped her, but somehow, she managed to escape. "I WANT HER DEAD!" He shouted again. Oliver was with those guards and was running after her. She was fast and pretty good at hiding. It was the same warehouse that she had destroyed in the present time. She somehow managed to get out of their grasp and was now running on the road.

I told them. We waited anxiously for the night of our escape. I packed the food and supplies we had gathered, my heart racing with anticipation. Miss Mandy and Naki checked the guards' rotation schedule, ensuring we timed our departure perfectly. As the designated night arrived, we moved stealthily through the darkened corridors. Nova guided us, her keen senses alert for any signs of detection. We reached the perimeter fence, and I felt a surge of excitement mixed with fear. Miss Mandy took point, expertly disabling the security cameras. Naki created a diversion, drawing the guards away from our escape route. I followed closely, my swollen feet aching as we sprinted toward freedom.

I needed a new life and I could not watch it escape from my fingertip. Darting my eyes around frantically, I realised that I was the only one outside. This was a chance I might never get again. Maybe the moon goddess had finally answered my prayers after some weeks of appealing to her. This was the perfect time to run away. I darted my eyes around the dark path to ensure that it was safe. A myriad of emotions coursed through me. Trepidation. Nervousness. Excitement. If I could escape from Alpha Niklaus, I could start a new life elsewhere. The thrilling thought of it got my heart thumping in exhilaration. I