Rescue Bot Chase Novels & Stories

''I'm here. Thanks for catching me and waiting up for me.'' ''You idiot.'' Chance said, pulling Kristoff over to the bed. ''At least I came back to you.'' "How did you ever find my apartment? This one is new, and no one knows about it.'' ''I have a tracker on you.'' ''Now I'm being stalked. Was that how you found me in Colombia?'' ''No, I did it after, didn't want you to go ghost on me again.''

But this time I make sure to act faster and skillfully so that I can catch him and have a chance to talk to him “Gotcha“ I mumbled with a smile as I completely pin him down underground beside the thick bushes. I remember the first time that I tried to do did this to him. But wait a minute, is the reason why I was caught in the trap is because of him? If only he just talks to me and never run away, then that means I will not chase him then I wouldn't end in that way. Maybe I should just let it slide up since he saved me from those people yesterday, that was so good thing though.

“Gotcha. Will he come in later this evening?” “Probably. You know it’s hard to keep him away from his business even on his bad days. Speaking of which,” said Bea, handing me a folder, “I got you a contract for one Desmond Carter. Wanted for assault and battery charges. He broke parole. Locate and apprehend the fugitive. Once he’s back in custody, you’ll get $2500.” “Any known whereabouts?” I asked as I took the folder and flipped through the pages with the target’s description and charges.

Meanwhile, in the Northern territory, home to Pack Redmoon where werewolves isolated themselves from mortal humans, a man in a flowing robe stepped out of his luxurious car, overseeing the devastation of his own people. "There shall be no survivors, my lord," the beta whispered by his side. Mothers, fathers, wives, and children's cries echoed through the harbor. Five ships had set sail, and now all five were ablaze. "Dispatch rescue teams," Dantley replied, prompting the beta to frown and question. "Why, my lord? It's a challenging terrain to reach due to..." "They are my people. Send the rescue teams. Also, continue the search for that blue-eyed girl!" Dantley calmly reentered his luxury ca

Something was wrong. “What is it?” I demanded. At first Beatrice didn’t reply. She swallowed, hard, and slowly raised her eyes to mine. And when she did speak, it was barely above a whisper. “It’s a text… from Robert.” My muscles tensed. Beatrice paused before angling the screen toward me. The message was short. “Choose wisely.” A warning. My eyes darkened dangerously. Robert Lee had just done something very, very wrong.

"Don't be so unreasonable, Laura. Just let this matter slide. Tell everyone to leave. As compensation for your injuries, we're willing to let you return to the Jackson family, and you'll still be our daughter." I looked at the two of them and started laughing. "Even now, you still think I want to be your daughter? The police are already on their way to your house to get the surveillance footage. It's too late now for you to delete the evidence." As soon as I finished speaking, Lily's face changed. She ignored all the cameras that were present and rushed over to grab my hair. "You did it on purpose, you bitch!" She was right, I did it on purpose.

"An enforcer of the Night Pavilion is truly worthy of being one of Capital City's top elites!" Chase suddenly let out a light laugh. "Hmm?" Morty was momentarily stunned. In the next instant, Chase's speed suddenly increased. His figure split into three afterimages, darting in different directions. "Escape!" Chase shouted, and his figure shot out like lightning. "You won't get away," Morty sneered. A black dagger whistled out from his side, chasing after Chase.

Chase The agony of losing Heaven, the fear that gripped my heart, was an indescribable torment. Every step I took in the desperate search for her felt like an eternity, my mind haunted by the possibility of a future without her. But against all odds, a lead emerged, a beacon of hope that guided me to an old, desolate warehouse near the seaside. With my gons by my side, we cautiously approached the abandoned structure. The air hung heavy with tension as I gripped the handle of my gun, determined to rescue Heaven from the clutches of the darkness that had consumed Eden.

Not knowing what to do next, she dropped to the ground and hid behind some cornstalks, hoping he may give up or get lost. Suddenly, she could see him close by, walking slowly through the field. She tried not to even breathe; afraid he’d hear her breath. Every second seemed like an eternity as his feet stomped aggressively all around her. Finally, after a terrifying moment, the sound of him turning and stalking the other way gave relief. Lacee exhaled a breath of relief as she stood to her feet. “Boo!” Gideon grabbed her from behind as he put his hand over her mouth and laughed in her ear. “Your Alpha can’t save you now. You’re all mine now.”

I snarled in frustration “there MUST be a way” “No disrespect alpha, but we are making progress. She’s smart, I'll give her that, because following her movements hasn’t been easy. She varied the wait at each stop, and has no clear heading - so we can’t guess her next move. Although she has been going vaguely northwest all we can do is continue to search her last known location and hack into the bus station’s security footage until we catch sight of her again.” My beta Axle repeated to me for what felt like the hundredth time, his large frame casually leaning against a tree did nothing to disguise his deadly grace, he was dangerous and anyone looking at him knew it. He wore an almost bored e