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This had to be some useless glitch. I dialed his number. No answer. Fuck.

The room fell into a momentary silence, then Noah spoke up again, “By the way, I assume you already tried calling those two unknown numbers?” Fynn nodded, his loose ponytail bobbing up and down, “That’s the first thing we tried. However, the calls didn’t go through. It is very likely that their communicators are set to automatically block calls from those not on their contact list. Which makes sense; they wouldn’t want to give up their identities by answering a wrong call.” “What about messages? Can those still be sent?”

DANIELLE'S P.O.V. For, very possibly, the fifteenth time on that day, I declined another incoming call from an unsaved and unknown phone number on my mobile phone. The caller had been blowing up my mobile phone with calls since very early that morning and I had also been declining all of the calls ever since then, but instead of said caller reading between the lines by realizing that I was not interested in picking up the call and giving up on disturb me with calls, he or she, instead, only became even more of a disturbance as the calls only became more persistent.

Tove whispered enthusiastically while walking with Tagan. “Tama ka tara Taga -----“ I was cut off by a call on my phone. I picked it up and immediately frowned when an unregistered number is calling. Maybe this is another one of Dad bitches girls! I turn it off and I was about to put it in my pocket when it rings again. "Who is that?" Tove ask they were both looking at me. "I don't even know unregistered number oh" "Answer maybe important dickhead" Tagan whispered.

I said with a sigh in the end. "You don't have to worry. Of course we will help. You don't even have to ask" I heard Nick first with Alex continuing "Yeah. You just forward the messages to us both and we'll pick you in half an hour?" He asked. "Yeah okay. I'll be ready." I said and there we ended the call. Then I forwarded the messages. Private number: You did a really big mistake by ruining my plan! You're going to pay for it. Daniel: That was clear business which you failed to understand. My game! So it's obvious that I win.

She glanced at the caller ID and discovered that there was no name which meant that this number wasn’t saved on her phone. Usually. Lucina didn’t pick strange numbers like this but in her line of work, she knew that ignoring calls like this had proven to be very fatal. No one knew who was calling. ‘’Yes?’’ Kara said as soon as she picked the call. ‘’Diabla, i’m sorry for calling this late.’’ the voice said. ‘’Mateo? Is this your number?’’ Kara asked. ‘’Yes. I had to hide my ID for fear of anyone tracking this call.’’ he said.

The high hopes died eventually when she heard ' the number you've dialled is no longer in the service ' ' Why it's not in the service? ' the woman frowned and dialled again and again but to her dismay, no miracle happened and sadly she got the same response on every dial. Being helpless she felt like crying and eventually she cried. Hearing her cries both the nurse and the guy panicked as they saw her going crazy. " Why is this number not in service? Why!!! " the woman yelled trashing her hands in the air meanwhile the nurse hugged her and hide her head in her stomach while saying " Shh! Calm down big siso! It's alright if this number is not in service. Maybe due to some unknown reason that

“Patience, I am coming to that.” Serena grabbed a chair and sat near me. Nate kept on scrolling till he halted. “Here,” he said. I moved toward him. “What?” “This number.” He indicated it on the screen. “It keeps coming up.” “How many times?” “Twenty-three calls in eight months. Not too often to be a love interest or friend, and it calls at almost the same time daily.” Serena looked at the number. “Do we know who owns it?” “Not yet.”

He hadn’t needed to. He pressed the call. It rang once. Twice. Then the line went dead. The number you have dialed is no longer in service. He frowned. Tried again. Same result. “That’s strange,” Lydia said. Allen didn’t respond. He was already opening his browser, typing fast. News articles. Forums. Social media posts share the same headline, the same blurred image. “She wouldn’t disconnect her number,” he said. “She hated changing things.” Lydia didn’t comment. She sat back down, hands folded in her lap, eyes still on him.

Janhavi asked her confusedly as she had no idea what Raina was asking her. “I am talking about it.” Raina picked up the phone from the table and showed to her where a number was typed in the phone. " You daily type this number in your phone but never call on this number. Whose number is this???" Raina asked her in out of curiosity because this was not the first time that Raina had seen this. How many times had Raina seen her that she typed a number in her phone but never called on that number. She just looked at that number for a while with so many emotions and then lost in her deep thoughts.