Tangled In The Great Escape Novels & Stories

“Oh, Ayesha. Did you really think I’d make it that easy?” Then—he pressed one final button. And the soldiers charged. The Great Escape Ayesha grabbed Priya and ran. “FALL BACK!” she shouted. Adrian and Ravi covered their retreat, unloading entire clips into the cyber-soldiers just to slow them down. Leena planted explosives on the server stacks. “If we can’t hack it, we burn it.” Priya shouted, “I’M LOCKING THE DOORS!” She hit the override. The blast doors slammed shut, trapping the soldiers inside.

"Go!" I grabbed Scarlet, Mary, John and Lilac and shoved them towards the storm drain at the edge of the compound. The entrance was half hidden behind sandbags, a steel door barely wide enough for one person at a time. We pushed Lilac through first, Mary was next, then Scarlet followed with John behind her.

It sounded like she was saying 'Jamie, help me'? A group of three men shifted at the front of the lodge and set off in his direction. He had to evade them and escape death or capture. He had to get Camden out of there. He fled, running a wild trail through the trees, zig-zagging back and forth to confound their tracking. He was just racing for his second loop around the property when he saw Camden, still in her human form, running through the woods a little way away from him. She kept looking back over her shoulder to see if she was being followed.

He murmured to me before taking the call. “What?” Fred raised his voice. I knew it wasn't good news. A good news would never get such a reaction. Fred ended the call and turned over to me. “Rickard and Elena had escaped” He announced.

Nick growls at me while helping me out of my dress. “I was angry, okay?” I shout at him. “You’ve been angry a lot lately.” He pulls his shirt over my head. “Because you are such an idiot!” “Me?” He pulls my hair from its braid. “I’m the idiot? You went out drinking in a strange city with Faye of all people. She looks like a stiff breeze could push her over. And you two got so drunk you blacked out. You had to mind link Jared. You had no idea where you were. The men you were with were rogues Chiara. Rogues! And I’m the idiot?” He helps me out of my heels.

ZARA **Warning episode containing memories about abuse and rape.** We had been running the whole day after we early left Alpha Chase's pack. Grandpa wanted to put as much distance between the Alpha and us. When it gets dark, grandpa finds a safe place to sleep for the night. He found a small cave hidden behind a waterfall that ran into a small lake.

The writing is befouled and hard to read. A split second and the whole world has stopped moving. The Iron Guard has finally reached her. Tammy escapes a muted scream chocking for air the entire time she reads the letter. She has less than 48 hours to give herself over. If she tells anyone about it, they will put a bullet in her grandma's head. Any failure to comply and Grace dies. The rest are the instructions of how to get through the walls and into the outside world. She folds the letter with trembling hands and shoves it in her pocket, along with the blood specimens.

He's got a tiny stomach full of muscles, on top of muscles. "Fuck." His eyes were wide, just like his mouth as I tried to cover myself up with my duvet. "Damn it, Tate. When I gave you that key, I told you it was for emergencies only. What the fuck?" He ran his hand over the back of his neck and gulped down hard. "Well, in all honesty, I think this is an emergency. Or, so I thought. You weren't answering your phone Bee! I thought something had happened to you. But, I guess now I see you were busy."

I could still feel Aaron's control through the phone. But I wasn't going to stay. Not this time. I walked through the house, studying every corner. There was a guard outside, but he looked bored, careless. It was enough. I climbed down from the second-floor bedroom window, carefully lowering myself into the garden below, then hoisted myself over the low fence. The wind whipped against my face, and I almost cried out. Finally... I was free again. I ran desperately along the familiar streets. Twilight was falling, and the distant glow of the streetlights became my only guide.

She thrashed against her bindings, the ropes biting deeper into her flesh. Ignoring her struggle, Tania stepped closer, each step resonating with a sense of impending doom. “Oh, sweet Camille,” Tania crooned, leaning down to meet her eye level. “Why would I do that? You’re the star of today’s show. We’ve been waiting for your grand awakening!” Camille’s heart pounded in her chest. Tiana will never met her go easily. She has to find escape route. She scanned the room for possible exits, her mind racing with thoughts of escape. The air filled with the smell of a cigarette smoke.