Safe Haven Novels & Stories

"You're putting your life in jeopardy for a phantom fantasy. Don't be such an idiot. Your squad was insanely powerful. It would be insane to throw it away. Make excellent use of it." "Is there any greater use than the destiny of the world?" I inquired. She took a step forward, nearer to me, and looked me in the eyes. "Come along with me. I have a safe house not far from here. Not only do I have these two children, but I also have other children. They're too young and innocent to be of any service to me. You have the potential to make a significant impact in our lives." "What type of safe haven?" Ricky inquired, constantly hoping for a new, permanent residence.

The stakes were too high. Rina, on the other hand, was already in full work mode, her tablet lighting up with encrypted messages as she pinpointed our next move. "Safehouse is about an hour away," she said, barely glancing up. "It’s off the grid. If they’re tracking us, we’ll lose them there."

For now, I couldn't give them more than what I know, but I will eventually get more information. I looked at each of them, a sense of responsibility weighing on my shoulders because I was the one who brought them into this mess and I will be damned if I let anything happen to them on my watch. "There's a safe house about fifty miles from here. It's off the grid and heavily fortified. We'll have to travel there, but it's our best chance." I added as they all stared at me, I could see the fear and doubt in their eyes, but i swear on my life I won't allow anything happen to any of them

I muttered, my voice barely audible. “Maybe,” he said, his eyes closing for a moment. “But I’m your idiot.” Raven cleared her throat, her eyes flickering to us in the rearview mirror. “We’re almost there. Hold on.” The safe house was a small, abandoned building on the outskirts of the city. It wasn’t much, but it was secure, and for now, that was all that mattered. As soon as the van stopped, Raven and Aiden helped Thiago inside while I carried the flash drive like it was made of glass.

Emma announced and my mind erupted in terror. “How did you know-” “Everything is monitored, Miss. Caroline,” Emma pulled the clothes out. “You can ask all your questions.” I gulped, “What is this place?” “ A safe haven,” Ethan replied, uncovering the meal and my stomach grumbled. I could eat. He shrugged, “Have some.” No, not right now. I needed to understand where I'd just walked into. “What does that mean… this safe haven?” “Think of it like an experimental ground where anyone who can afford it can do whatever they like. Crazy kinks, fetishes, illegal gambling and whatever,” Emma listed without hesitation

The dashboard lit up in cold blue. Subject: Elias Hart-Resonance (Iteration 9) Status: Activated 2 hours 14 minutes ago Geofence: Compliant Anomaly score: 0.0004 % She stared at the anomaly score until the numbers blurred. Zero point zero zero zero four percent. Statistically insignificant. She almost laughed. Almost screamed. “Tell me about the night we made up the safe word,” she said without turning around. He exhaled behind her, the sound of a man trying to keep his patience with a crazy person.

I was waiting in the VIP lounge at the airport when a message flashed on the screen. It was the final confirmation letter of my deployment to a war-torn country. "Dear Mr. Marcus Shaffer, according to the International Peacekeeping Forces Special Regulation, clause 17 of the Non-Disclosure Act, you have agreed to join the body disposal team's "Net Zero Action Plan". "Flight CE1316 will be involved in a staged flight disaster, and you will forever lose your citizenship in your home country. Do you agree to proceed?"

I could only continue to fell nervous as they exchanged glances. Would Alpha Killian look for me? He murdered my parents for not cooperating. I could only assume he was serious about his decision and could in fact come to find me. If not to claim me, than to kill me for my parents’ crimes. “Ok then lets get you out of here and situated. The packhouse is the safest option until we know more.” Luca’s voice brought me out of my head. The doctor quickly checked my pulse, blood pressure, and oxygen rate. And once he finished, I was on my way.

He had broken his skull at the foot of the hill. Blood flowed down the steps, a gruesome sight. But I barely glanced at it, feeling nothing inside. John pulled out my favorite candy from his backpack and smiled. "Shall we go home?" I turned my head slightly, smiling as I took his hand. "Let's go home." Sunlight pierced through the clouds, bathing the path ahead in warm light. He held my hand firmly, his steps steady and sure, as if nothing in the world could touch us. The road ahead was still long, but with John by my side, I feared no storm. With him as my safe harbor, I felt my heart bursting with love, ready to face the future.

“I know you want to reassure her. But reaching out now could lead Father right to us.” I stare at Amber's messages, my thumb hovering over the keyboard. Finally, I turn off the phone entirely. “Okay. But once we're secure, once we have a plan, I'm telling her something. She's my best friend.” “When it's safe.” Zane agrees. “I promise.” The safe house is exactly what I expected— a small, weathered cabin in the middle of nowhere. No neighbors visible. No main roads nearby. Just isolation and woods. Perfect for hiding. Terrible for feeling trapped.