Remain Nameless Audiobook Novels & Stories

I don’t think I will like this one. Something tells me he isn’t going to make this mission easier. Maybe it is the name? All I have in my mind is Max and those images of Alena. Sure this guy isn’t him, but he has the same name. Well did, as Max had his name changed. No, Max was Max, this guy is Maxwell. I need to try to forget that. Getting to the base, we have an hour spare. Sitting we talk, explaining a bit about us, so Maxwell knows who we are. He sits listening, nodding and not commenting much.

Alara's POV The final name echoed off the cold, soot-stained stone walls of the ruined study, cutting through the freezing air like a sharp blade. "Kemal." The small speaker inside the ancient audio recorder hissed with heavy static. A high, dying whistle trailed off into complete quiet as the battery finally gave out. The small red standby light flickered once, twice, and then went dark forever.

It was quite a stern yet asphyxiating sound. “Sir York! Oh, no, Master York! Hello! “Let me introduce myself! I am Nameless. We met a few days ago. “You ruined my plans by bringing Julian York. “I had to leave the city because of you. “You should remember me, right?” Harvey frowned. It would not be too difficult for Nameless to track down his number… But why would he give a call in the middle of the night? “Cut to the chase,” Harvey said with a frown.

His warm, husky voice sends tingling down my spine as I try not to giggle at the warm feeling that courses through me from the sound of his voice. "My name is-" "None of your business," The voice from the left side of the room interrupts, preventing me from giving the handsome stranger in front of me my name. He looks over to the roach on the other side, his full brows raised now, nothing but interest in his eyes as he says "Oh really? Now, I want to know even more" "It's Aurelia, Aurelia Cross," I respond, ignoring the death stare Levi gave me on the other side of the room.

My gaze met his unreadable expression, his emotionless eyes locked onto me as if waiting for me to explain while I was here. “I’m done filling them in the G****e Sheet. Just here to inform you, sir,” I said, keeping my voice steady. I stretched out the laptop, and he reached for it, his fingers brushing against mine briefly. He gave a curt nod, acknowledging my words without another sound. I took that as my cue to leave. But just as I turned, his voice came again. “What is your name?” I stopped mid-step. My mind went blank. What was my name? I still couldn’t remember. I still couldn’t remember my name or anything about my past.

But Sin pulls me back onto the bed. "Calm down!" "Calm down?" I scream at his face. "I was attacked by ghouls and to wake up in a strange place with strange people with strange fucking names!" "Wow, she is very different from Faye," The blonde man -who I'm guessing is named Pride- says. I ignore him. I wouldn't listen to anyone with a weird ass name. ... [says the girl who is named november]... The voice says in my head, making chills run down my back. However, I try my best to stay indifferent and in character.

I asked, barely above a whisper. But this man didn't even respond. I leaned forward slightly, my heart hammering against my ribs. “Who are you?” I repeated, louder this time. His hands didn’t flinch on the steering wheel. His eyes didn’t shift. He didn’t even glance at me in the rearview mirror. “Darius Dovenia.” That was it, no explanation…Just a name. But somehow, it echoed in my mind like a command…Darius Dovenia. It sounded like power.

> “I call you by the name you buried when you chose silence. The name you refused because it meant you’d have to feel.” He took a breath. > “I call you Remnants.” And in the breath that followed— The sky wept flame. The gods trembled. The Hollow Crown opened. And far beneath it all, deeper than memory, older than time... Something that even the gods had forgotten took its first breath.

“Frankly, I feel like you didn’t get the hint that I was…” “What is your name?” The voice, deep and gravely, caressed my skin as I gasped. I couldn’t speak, couldn’t move. I just sat there, the voice alone making my body react. I knew what this feeling was without an explanation. Kai cooed from the back of my mind. His voice growled this time. “What is your name, mate?” Finally, I managed to swallow my shock. “Auri, my name is Auri Meadows.” “I’ve finally found you.”

“What did you find?” “There’s a second name on the lease application.” I stood again. “Whose?” Nina took a breath. Then she said, “Ethan’s.”