Prison Break Fan Fiction Novels & Stories

Every smack he deals me, earns him three more, from my fucking wrecking ball. I wipe the blood up and make myself look good. I got into his graces by fucking him. He broke me out the prison, and he has gotten me this far. That ends soon. I may be telling him bullshit plans to see if he's even listening. The man is a lunatic and his son is even more fucked up than he is.

“Prison break. In no small part thanks to you, might I add.” I’m the reason Alpha Leo is alive to break out of the dungeon. Everything that’s happened since–any prisoners who have died, any guards–those deaths are on my hands. I’m responsible for enough disasters as it is. I can’t also be the reason Alpha Leo actually manages to make it out of here. “We both know I can’t do that,” I reply. Alpha Leo’s lip curls in distaste. “Then she dies–”

Violet didn't know how long Peter was part of the Rebels, so maybe it would be even harder to make him pay for his treason if he was considered a member of the family. But Violet knew there wasn't forgiveness for that kind of thing inside the pack. Not that they were bad people, but they had their rules to follow. It was like that since forever, and she wasn't going to meddle in his defense. "Lock him in the dungeon." Jack finally said, looking conflicted. "I need to think. I'll try to get something useful out of him later." Fiona and Mark nodded and pulled Peter out of the room. Jack took a deep breath and turned his back to the door, going straight to his chair and collapsing on it as he r

"Now hurry up and light it. Don't make it too big, just the curtains will do. Don't actually burn me to death!" Then came the click of a lighter. Vince shoved the door open in a panic, ran out, and slipped away down the stairs. The video ended. A dead silence fell over the whole scene. Only the livestream on Tiffany's phone kept going, comments scrolling by like mad. "Holy crap! Total plot twist!" "This girl is pure evil! Setting her own place on fire to shake people down!" "I was just cursing that poor guy out. I feel awful!" "What is this? Extortion plus arson, she's going to rot in prison!"

Dean shook his head, "but at the time I thought, everyone deserves a second chance. I was seventeen and stupid. I gave them the choice, they could continue working for me under my rules, which would include never speaking to my father again, or they could try to live a civilian life. And if they strayed from either one of those options, I'd kill them," "Why do you say you should've killed them all?" "Because they've been a real pain in my ass lately," Dean growled, "actually, the night we met, I was dealing with someone who worked at Jay facility who I know was stealing from me. I let him go, but then he met with one of Jay associates who had chosen a civilian life. Since then, more and more

I was now dreaming of being found innocent and being released from jail, but instead, I encountered my greatest nightmare. Serene was married to Kyrell. “No!" I exclaimed as I woke up. "Shut up! Do you think this is your mansion?" A harsh guard commented, while the prisoners in the other cells laughed and made ridiculous comments. “He's probably dreaming about being sentenced to life." “What? No, I think he's dreaming about money. Man, rich people don't dream badly right?" "Yeah, that is true; he may be thinking of being at one of those pricey brothels, being driven insane by—"

Minutes after, our breakfast arrived. Halfway through our eating, Preston suddenly asked, "Why did you change your phone password, anyway?" I didn't look up. Why he's asking now? Did he just try to touch my phone while I'm sleeping? "Nothing. Felt like changing it," I replied casually. The truth was, my old password was a combination of our birthdays. Since I was planning to leave, it didn't make sense to keep it anymore. I heard him set down his knife and fork, his tone shifting. "You were always asking me to go to the movies with you, weren't you? There's a theater nearby."

My eyes were still not so used to the light as I had stayed in that place without even the tiny bit of luminescence. The memories of the prison still stood out in my head. The darkness, the fear...and the disappointment. it wasn't the first time I had been locked up. But it was the first time I was being locked up by someone I truly desired and loved. And those nightmares made it a lot worse, especially the one I had imagined Maddox coming to take me back to his pack, I couldn’t get it out of my head no matter how hard I tried. I wished Kian knew the extent of damage his actions had caused me, locking me up for something I didn’t do.

"That’s a federal crime, Anya. You’ll be in a cell for the rest of your life for messing with those frequencies." "At least the food in prison will be better than the hospital's," I said. "Now drive." We reached the relay station ten minutes later. It was a lonely metal spire sticking out of the snow like a needle. I grabbed the drive and jumped out of the car, ignoring the sharp scream of pain from my ankle. I didn't care if I never walked again as long as I finished this. I scrambled up the service ladder, the freezing wind trying to rip me off the metal rungs. I reached the control box at the top. It was locked tight. I grabbed a heavy rock from the gravel path and smashed the glass until

It was my escape from a reality that I felt responsible for. "Stop lecturing me!" I shouted, my voice trembling with a mix of anger and desperation. "And you don't have a damn clue why I do it!" Aiden's gaze softened, his eyes filled with empathy. He reached out and gently touched my arm, his voice now calm and soothing. "Yes, I do," he said softly. "You feel like it's your fault your mother got killed."