Secret Number Privacy Novels & Stories

Vanya's POV "There are no cameras here, and it's noisy outside. No one will notice this small private room. You're afraid that our meeting will be known by Cliff or Edwin, so how dare you touch me here?" I sat down on the sofa leisurely, picked up an apple, and took a bite. Such places were not unfamiliar to me. Private rooms with an S-level of secrecy like this were usually where big shots conducted secret transactions. The confidentiality was extremely high. Not only would no word leak, but not even a fly could escape unnoticed.

She shrugs her shoulder and whispers back, “I don’t know.” With a hint of concern, the older man softly replies, “I needed to get to the secure room. Sorry.” My eyebrows furrow as I turn my attention back to the phone. “Secure room?” A click resonates through the phone. “Yes. The elders have a secure room right off our office. We are sworn to keep it secret from others, and it is free from any spy devices. We search the area multiple times a day, but since this news seems to include you, I’m talking freely about it. Plus, Alpha Brayden can handle you regarding the confidential information if you leak anything you hear. Alpha, there are a few other elders with me, so please proceed wi

Jiangxi said, and everyone started looking at him eagerly, waiting for his answer. "A secret that nobody knew off? Well, I hope that this talk will remain between us only." Director Gu muttered before standing up. "Come on Gu, we are not kids here. We all know that all the secrets that are revealed in these games are always kept a secret. But if you still don't believe us, then we can do one thing. Why don't we collect our phones and keep them aside? It will help keep the privacy of everyone." Director Li said, making everyone nod in response and soon everyone's phone was collected.

Eyes flicked to the closed double doors down the hall. "There's a rig in the office," he said slowly. "But... don't touch his files. He's paranoid about privacy." "I don't care about his crypto wallet," I said, hopping off the stool. "I just need a word processor." "Password is 1-1-1-1," Sebastian called out. "That's lazy," I said. "The password is lazy." "Rich guys are lazy!" he said that from the kitchen. I chuckled and moved into the study.

Right now, though, it's noisy in my head, filled with thoughts and memories I'm desperately trying to hide from. Heading upstairs, I entered the office and grabbed the laptop. Seated at the desk, I spent the next hour searching for a club I could hire on short notice. It seemed the club where I celebrated my birthday was the only viable option; others deemed it too short notice. Living with Beatrice had its perks, including her consistently simple and unchanged password. Despite my insistence that she should update it, I opened a secret conversation on Messenger. I added all her contacts and messaged them the date and time, labelling it as a surprise. The beauty of the secret conversation wa

I could tell that he knew what I was thinking about but didn't want to address it with his best friend around. "Do you remember the Securelink software we sold out to Chen's company?" Kaleb asked, pulling the chair for me to sit down again. "Yes, it prevents their clients and their company from being hacked," I responded. "It's the same software I use for my office devices. If someone were to attempt to even install anything, then I would get a notification via my phone. So I am confident that Randolf didn't access my computer." As Kaleb explained, I sat down but couldn't stop tapping my right foot on the floor. The only thing that was running through my mind was how my privacy had been brea

He listened intently and even took a few notes in a little book he kept in his jacket pocket. “One more thing,” I said, “I need you to keep this confidential. Don't share it with anyone, not even your friend Alpha Leo.” Ethan looked startled for a moment, but nodded. “Very well. I can keep a secret.” He shrugged. “I don't keep many of those from Leo, but if it's that important to you I will.” “Thank you,” I said. “Her life may depend on that. If you tell anyone, I won't be able to help you anymore.”

I sling my arm around her waist, giving it a gentle and reassuring squeeze, as we politely smile. “Tell us about this secret project of yours,” he says with a smug smirk. He turns to the other people in the group, people who hold major stakes and shares in the company, speaking, “it is top secret. Nobody can know a thing except for those working on it.” “It is a software that uses formulas and data research to help inform patients of critical symptoms that show signs of bigger health issues,” I speak the words as calmly as I can, pushing the words through gritted teeth as I keep a calm composure on my face.

He didn't think anyone would find out. His parents will just die once they see the news. The subordinate looked at his boss with a disgusted look. So the boss has this type of dirty secret. How can this type of person be fit to rule the company? Alex typed something on his phone and immediately Owen received two notifications. He looked very relieved. “Now you are free to leave or do you want me to get my men to throw you out of my company?” Alex asked. Owen looked angry but he tried to hide it. “No need to make such a fuss. I will go myself,” he said.

“Oh, you did plenty. Remember that little stunt with the girls’ locker cams? Coach would love to hear about it. Or maybe the principal. You’d get expelled so fast your nerdy ass wouldn’t know what hit it.” I reached out flicking his collar hard enough to make him flinch. “But I’m feeling generous today, Timmy. You do me one little favor, and that secret stays buried. Deep. Like your face in a keyboard.” He swallowed hard, voice a squeak. “W-what favor?” I grinned, flashing my perfect white teeth. “You’re gonna set me up with an untraceable number.Whatever geek magic you do. Something that can’t be tracked back to me.