One Man Hide And Seek Novels & Stories

Third Person's POV The hide and seek game starts with Jeonghan wearing a blindfold inside of his living room. The rule is simple: while Jeonghan wears blindfold, players have 5 minutes to hide around his house. They can hide everywhere, but his room is the only exemption. Of course the owner was very opposed of this idea. But he couldn't do anything but to grit his teeth and faked his smile. 'I will really kill Joshua after this,' Jeonghan promised himself.

Drake chuckled, “Not so fast, sweet cheek, first you need to play a game with me, if you win, I’ll tell how to bring your inner-wolf back, but if you lose you’ll cook me lunch, is that a deal?” Noah frowned, ‘that’s too easy!’ He knew that Drake was up to something, “what kind of game is it?” “Hide and seek” Noah confused, “huh?” Drake sighed, “it’s simple, I’ll count until 10, and during that time, you need to hide anywhere around this house, if I can’t find you within 10 minutes, you’ll win…” “I can hide anywhere?” Noah confirmed. “Yes…” ‘He could still smell my scent with his wolf’s features, I’ll definitely lose …’ Noah thought, ‘but I can use this opportunity to escape from here, beside

“I told you, if you run, they’ll hunt you.” “Who?” I demanded. He didn’t answer. He just looked past me, over my shoulder. I broke eye contact, just for a second, and my stomach turned to ice. Near the edge of the lot, half hidden by the shadow of a parked truck, someone stood watching. Still as a post. Too still. Like they’d been there for minutes, waiting for the moment I made noise. I lowered my voice. “Is that one of yours?” “No,” he said, and the single word was tight.

"Don't thank me. Just find something good." ✦✦✦✦✦ Hide-and-seek lasted forty minutes. Cole immediately hid behind the couch and stuck his shoe out. Cassidy climbed into the laundry basket and pulled a single shirt over her head. Jax arranged himself behind the lamp like a lamp. Juliet lay flat under the rug — just fully flat, like a starfish, the rug visibly child-shaped. Ava walked to the corner, faced the wall, and covered her own eyes. And Dash — sweet, serious, infuriating Dash — walked directly to Cole's hiding spot, sat down beside him, crossed his arms, and apparently decided that if Cole was hiding there, that was where Dash would be too.

He jumped back when I went to wipe the vile liquid on him, “Unless you want to die here before we even get to Ash, this is the best shot we’ve got.” He sucked in a breath and nodded. I wiped the liquid on his shirt and jeans. “Can you block out this scent and find Ash’s?” “Yes.” He sounded strained, like he was struggling not to breathe in. I chuckled, “Don’t be a baby.” He crouched down, “Get on my back.” “Why?” “The faster we move the sooner I rip out of these clothes.” I got on his back and in seconds we were by the stairway. Ben stopped, ducking for cover behind a door when it swung open. The man stepped in our direction but changed his mind covering his nose and going the other directio

He somehow still hopes his Luna will come back to him. "Whoever is first caught will lose to the others, now hide." Lorenzo said to his fellow kids as they played hide and seek together. He didn't know where to hide so he ran towards the pack stores. He saw one of them enter a particular store room, and he entered the other room. When he entered, he became frightened at how dark the room was. He instantly wanted to go out of the room even if it meant him losing the game. He took a step but noticed he just matched on a fleshy object he quickly withdrew his leg and then took another step and what he felt made him shout loudly to the hearing of the entire pack.

Whoever was inside must have been too busy with their activities because they hadn't even closed the door properly and had left a narrow gap. I saw clearly through the gap that it was my wife. The two of them were tangled together. The sounds that I heard earlier were coming from her. I recognized the man immediately. It was my best friend, Dylan Shaw. A chill immediately ran through my whole body. I stood frozen at the doorway. They couldn't see me because of the angle. It was at that moment that I saw her true colors. Dylan asked her, "Look at you, looking all desperate. What if Cedric finds out about us? Aren't you afraid?"

We both froze, our senses on high alert. “Stay close,” Jake whispered. We crept forward, our steps careful and silent. My wolf was itching to come out, but I held her back. Whoever was out here wasn’t going to make this easy. Then we saw him—a figure in a dark cloak, crouched near a fallen tree. He was digging through a bag, too focused on his task to notice us. Jake’s eyes flashed with anger. “You’re not running this time,” he growled. The man’s head snapped up, and in an instant, he bolted.

We poured our collective focus into the breach, not with force, but with invitation. “Welcome,” I intoned, pitching my voice like a gameshow host. “To the First Interdimensional Hide-and-Seek Championship! The object is simple. One reality hides. The other seeks. The hider must create a stable, self-contained narrative pocket within the seeker’s realm. If the seeker finds it before entropy decays the pocket, the hider wins a point of cohesive potential!” We made up the rules as we went, but we made them clear. We defined the playing field (the area around the tear). We set a time limit (subjective). We established stakes (meaningless points).

Walking in slowly with no makeup, just jeans and a cotton top… still tempting like sin, her hands fidgeted, eyes narrowed, trying to read me, sensing something was coming… just not what. Good. Arms once again folded, she eyed me warily. "What is this?" I cocked my head. "Let's play a game." Her brows pulled together. "A game?" "Yes," I said. "Hide and seek." She stared at me. "You're joking." My expression didn't change. "You get a five-minute head start. You can hide anywhere in the house." She folded her arms more tightly. "And if I win?" "That orgasm I denied you," I said. "This time, I won't stop."