Re Zero Watch Novels & Stories

But the awareness of being accompanied everywhere settled onto my shoulders with a specific weight that I was trying to assess honestly — was this the discomfort of adjustment or was it something more legitimate than that? I was still deciding when Zyran came to find me in the library that afternoon. He sat down across from me and set something on the table between us. I looked at it. A bracelet. Thin, simple, more attractive than I would have expected from something with an obvious functional purpose. Silver-toned, delicate enough to look like jewelry rather than equipment. "GPS," he said. I picked it up and turned it over in my hands. It was light. "How precise?" "Within three meters. Real

It’s from a contact Alex knows only as "Zero." I unpack the velvet pouches on the bed. A diamond necklace. A heavy silver bracelet. A cocktail ring with a large sapphire. "Jewelry?" I ask, holding up the necklace. "Spy tech," Alex corrects. "The necklace houses a micro-4K camera with facial recognition. The bracelet is a localized signal jammer. The ring... that’s a near-field data cloner. You get that close to his server, it sucks the data dry." He picks up the necklace, fastening it around my neck. The metal is cold against my skin.

he hesitated, “it means something shifted.” Dante straightened. “Tonight.” “Yes,” Whisper said. “Tonight we find out why.” Dante checked the clock again. 9:12 p.m. “Are you prepared?” Whisper asked. Dante didn’t answer immediately. “Yes,” “Which is why you’ll wear the watch.” Dante glanced down at his wrist. “Embedded mic,” Whisper explained. “Bone-conduction receiver. No wires. No signals they can easily detect. If they scan you, it looks like a regular luxury piece.”

Maybe if I seemed like a man of some other sort, aside from the kid who followed behind his brother, I'd be treated another way. And from the little wooden box I kept in the back of my drawer, I pulled out the one thing that had made me feel like success was something I could wear. A watch. Not just any watch. A TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 16, stainless steel watch case, sapphire crystal face, automatic chronograph movement that ticked as smoothly as the rhythm of a heartbeat.

POV: Zia The smell of Tony’s Deli hit me like a physical blow. It was the scent of my childhood—salty provolone, cured meats, and the sharp, vinegary bite of peppers. It was a sensory overload that threatened to trigger a Reset, but I gripped the handle of the silver sedan's door and forced myself to stay in the present. "Stay sharp, Z," Clayton whispered. He was wearing a dark hoodie, his eyes constantly scanning the street. "I don't like this. It’s too exposed."

I reach for it, but he catches my wrist. “I’ll put it on you.” I turn slightly, tilting my head forward, exposing my nape. My heart skips a beat as the cold metal settles against my skin. The click of the clasp is loud in my ears. “It’s beautiful,” I breathe, touching the diamonds. “Not as beautiful as you,” Zayn corrects. He leans in, his lips brushing my ear, his breath sending a fresh wave of heat through me. “It’s fitted with a sub-dermal GPS transmitter. High-frequency, encrypted. I can see your pulse, your location, and your proximity to me from my phone at all times.”

They have to operate immediately, or she may never walk again. Ignoring my darkening expression, Jack tugged at my sleeve. "The surgery costs 150 thousand dollars, Suzie. We—" "Don't worry about the money!" I pulled out my phone, ready to make the transfer.

They all hung their heads low in shame. "And now I can't find my fucking Franck Muller Aeternitas Mega 4 watch!" He finally screamed, "You all should fucking get out of my sight." They all scrambled out of the room before their boss decides to start throwing things at them. Daniel threw his head back on his pillows and cursed out. He knew Red took his watch and when he got his hands on her, he was going to kill her this time. Red looked at the watch in her hand trying to find what was so peculiar about it for it to cost $2.7 million dollars.

Jake started to say and trailed off at the last moment, making everyone groan around the crowd. He raised the wristwatch up and the camera focused on it, zooming in on it and bringing it closer to our gazes, which made me remember at that moment that I had this exact kind of wrist watch at home. I have a whole lot of wristwatches in different colors and designs, so it was understandable that I didn’t remember it on the spot, before. “The wristwatch is going for nine hundred dollars. Let me see those people who love wearing ice. Let me see those hands in the air if you know you want to get this watch.” Hayley gushed into the microphone and james leaned into my side and snorted quietly.

He signaled for Aunt Mai as she handed him two boxes. Alec and Lilian eyes were filled with anticipation as their father opened the box. Inside the two boxes were smart watches Alphonse help put it on each child. A purple smart watch for Lilian and a green smart watch for Alec. He gave them a short tutorial on the watches. It can call him, their grandparents, Aunt Mai, Butler Manuel, and their bodyguards. Other than a call feature it can message, take voice recording, monitor their vital signs, and it secrectly had a tracking device.