Sneaky Link Novels & Stories

{Faith} As soon as I make it far from the crowd, my phone buzzes in my bag. I take it out and see an unsaved number on the screen. The text message contains only a link. Panic coils in my chest as I tap on the link. It loads slowly. What’s happening? Did one of Ace’s enemies kill him and then send an untraceable link to the gory scene? No, that cannot happen! Finally, the link loads into a green and white text interface. A message pops up a second later.

“Let the results speak before rumors form.” By evening, all systems reflected alignment. Damon leaned forward. “You’ve closed every route she left.” I replied, “If I were her, I’d strike from under the surface.” He didn’t disagree. A message from Lyra arrived. “Legacy Node 42, activity detected.” Marcus checked the access log. “Impossible,” he said. “It was sealed off.” Roe began tracing the signal origin. The pattern showed internal rerouting through an external proxy. “It’s not coming from our servers,” Roe said. Damon asked, “Then where?” Roe hesitated. “A ghost network embedded in old infrastructure.”

It feels as though my boots are actively stepping straight into a massive, calculated snare. I return to the interior of my transport sled. I unlock my slate interface and command the network to target Adrian’s personal frequency code.

As the guards moved ahead, Scott had arranged for a mind link, a telepathic connection that would allow them to communicate any suspicious sounds or activities directly to him. It was a clever strategy, enabling us to stay informed and react swiftly to potential threats. The mind link was an essential tool, particularly in these unfamiliar surroundings where danger could be lurking around any corner. "Crystal Clear, Alpha!" came the voice, confirming the successful establishment of the mind link. Scott's satisfaction was evident as he nodded in acknowledgment We continued our journey through the mysterious woods, and it became apparent that Scott was relishing the experience. I turned to Bet

They’ll be on this place like ants on a hill soon. Andrew held up one of the needles he’d been preparing. He’d only had time to work up a few of these, and it still needed testing. Might only work for a short period, might not work at all. Well, no time like the present, he said to himself, sticking it in his arm and depressing the end. He shook his head, feeling a little strange, but before he could do anything else he saw Suzanne in the room again; she looked distraught. ‘What?’ he asked, and all she said was ‘Bridget.’

I close the page, return back there again and retry, end up on nothing again. I spin it fifteen more times with no luck. It is either rigged or I just have no luck. Sighing, I drop the phone, hoping both of them are safe.

A wall was up and I was looking in from a small window on the outside. I haven't even realised it yet, but I have been crying. Wet streams are just flowing without question down my cheeks. I can tell, because it has a ticklish effect on my skin. The doctor noticed me, "Mam this is a private room, I would need you to leave or I will have to call security." As the words make their way into my brain like cutting shears, Noah returns from the alternate universe he was trapped in just moments ago. Our eyes met as the door shut behind me.

she flicked her gaze to my face, "blushing." Heat threatened to climb up my neck again at her mention, which only made her looked more satisfied. "We call it, 'The Link.'" I said. "The link?" she repeated. "Yes." I glanced down the corridor out of habit. It was empty, quiet, safe enough, "It's a kind of telepathy. Alpha's, like myself, Betas, like Rowan, and Gammas, One of them is named Eli. You'll meet him sometime, But anyway, the three higher ranks in the pack use it to communicate."

We had drastically underestimated the chaos that would ensue from allowing every single member of the pack to access the link. We had to set up several different workshop type classes around the pack’s territory to help people understand how to use the link properly and directly with one another instead of the main pack link, which was a clusterfuck of noise to anyone that left themselves open to it. Some people couldn’t get out of it on their own.