Run And Hide Sabrina Carpenter Novels & Stories

If she was as scared as I was, she hid it well—at least on the outside. Then we saw a man in all black stepping out of the warehouse, wearing a mask. Just the sight of him made my chest tighten in fear. “Okay,” Sabrina said, breathing in deeply. Her hands shook slightly as she held the steering wheel. Now I could see her fear too, even though she was trying to stay calm. She looked at me with serious eyes. “You remember the plan, right? We give him the money, make sure he deletes everything, and then we leave. No talking. No wasting time.”

“Yes, this is safe, My Lord. You don’t have to worry. Just follow me.” “Alright.” Shadow easily believed Sabrina. “Let’s go.” There’s no hint of doubt inside her sentence. Sabrina took a big leap and climbed down the long twirled stairs. One meter deep down underground. Shadow was familiar with an underground play. She used to stay underground to run away from the outside world. Well, most of the time was to hide her hideous body from the world. Whenever she had an episode, she would escape into the underground until the pain subdued and her body was back to its original state.

Drawing upon her newly awakened Crimson Witch power, she harnessed its energy to facilitate her escape. ‌ As she moved swiftly through the corridors, her steps silent and swift, Sabrina could sense the presence of Leonard and David behind her. They had realized her intentions and were determined to give chase, their footsteps echoing in the distance. But Sabrina was fueled by a newfound speed and agility, her powers propelling her forward with a grace that seemed almost otherworldly. ‌

SABRINA “Fucking idiots!” Sabrina curses under her breath as she trudges down the dark alley, a broken heel in one hand. The moon has risen to its perfection, shining down and casting a dim light with which she uses to navigate her way towards the bus stop. She had called her driver to come pick her up after managing to escape the town center. Wobbling as she walks with just one shoe on, her eyes glances around the street, ears perked as she listens for any interception. She’s not one to be easily afraid but with the news of maniacs roaming every corner of the Pack, a girl needs to be cautious.

he snapped. Sabrina. That woman. If I would be asked to choose between Autumn and Sabrina, I would choose Autumn. Without a doubt. Sabrina was the worst woman that you could fall with. She was hiding a lot of skeletons under her closets. I did not know if the beta was aware of that. Maybe he was not seeing how he kept on staying at the woman’s side. Without fail.

he roared. Sabrina was brave, but not stupid. She knew when to fight and when to back down, and this particular situation called for the latter. She barely escaped the man’s sharp claws as she rushed out of the room. She could hear footsteps echoing behind her as she was chased, but she didn’t dare look back.

Because, since she introduced herself to the world and was known as Lara Carson, she was more part of high society than she knew how to define. "After a vacation in Norway, Sabrina Carper returns to New York and has a romantic encounter with the CEO of Granger Enterprise" Lara read the title of the article in a low voice.

Sabrina's eyes darted at the guy as he slowly approached her. Her chest was pumping hard and she was already panicking especially when Joseph halted and knocked on her window. But instead of opening the window, Sabrina made sure the car was licked as she tightened her seatbelt. And without wasting a second, she started the engine again and drove away as fast as she could. She didn't care about safely driving anymore. The only thing that was running in her mind was to escape from them. It would be better to get a ticket than be captured by that crazy woman!

She wished she could just look him up rather than staying true to her contract, but that wasn't her. Her adrenaline was pumping. It wasn't like they were in physical danger. But regardless, they were most certainly being chased and that was enough to set off her survival instincts. Her chest burned and her pupils became pinpoints. “Marco, our hotel is right here,” Sabrina panted, still running. “Should we go in?” “No, no,” he said. “That won't work. We can't let them know where I'm staying. Just keep running.” Sabrina glanced over her shoulder to find that the strangers were gaining on them. She couldn't believe how fast they could run, especially considering the cameras they carried.

“You killed them clean. Like you’ve done it before, and you had a gun hidden under my bed without telling me? That’s not self-defense, Santiago. Just when I thought I had something normal for one.” He took one step forward, voice low and steady, eyes locked on mine. “I’m just a CEO, Sabrina. I run a logistics company, nothing more. The gun? I put it there tonight because I sensed something off around you, some bad vibes after what happened to Tina. I wanted you safe. That’s it, I wasn’t lying about anything else.”