Tate Murders House Ahs 소설 & 이야기

“About a month ago, he suddenly bought a house like this in a place like Nakaumi. “Before he bought the house, he had never looked at similar ones nor had he surveyed any related companies. “Then why did he buy this house?” Elijah narrowed his eyes, waiting for the rest of Adrian’s words. “I’ve checked.” Adrian elegantly put his cup down. “This house had been previously surveyed by the former heiress of the Tate family, Queenie Tate.” Elijah’s hand that was holding the teacup stilled slightly. Quirinus Banks… Queenie Tate…

Maybe I’m the answer to her prayers—even if it’s the messy, bloody version. The family and the golden retriever I might kill just to increase their grief disappear into the house. Lucky for me, Matteo bought a house like this; it's one of those properties that sit in the middle of five acres of trees, woods across the road where I'm parked, a lake behind it... the right scene for a perfect murder.

I could see the tension in his jaw, in the way he kept checking the rearview mirror like he expected headlights to appear out of nowhere. Who would blame him? Talia sat in the back with one of the bins braced against her knees. She kept glancing behind us too. Nobody said it out loud, but we were all thinking the same thing. What if they were onto us? When we finally pulled into the driveway, the house looked painfully normal. The same porch light. The same curtains. The same home our parents walked into every day before they were murdered. Or before they involved themselves into something so dangerous. Asher killed the engine and exhaled slowly. “We’re making one trip into the house, so we'

Detective Garrett led the way as he knocked a couple of times but there was no response. “Are you sure this is the right address?” Detective Garrett asked. “Yes sir, this address came up as his house address….do you think he fled?” the officer asked. Detective Garrett thought about that option too and then slammed the door wide open as he went straight in with his gun pointed forward and followed by the officer. They both got into the house now and it was dark as the lights were not switched on. The officer used his hands to feel the wall and switched on the lights and that was when they found Asher right there on his bed, deceased.

When she stood right before Tate, his head motioned ahead and said, “Walk. That way.” She nodded and began walking, glancing at her surprised friends as she strode past their cells. Tate kept a three-step distance from her in case she attacked. When they emerged from the dungeon, he continued giving directions from behind her to lead her to the pack house. In his basement, Tate turned on the lights and air-conditioner. He made the teenager stand at a corner where he could see her while he removed a white fabric covering the old couch.

"But then, I guess I'm not your average guy." I wasn't sure what to make of that, but I was saved from having to reply by the smooth automated GPS voice instructing us to take the next exit. Within a few moments, Tate was pulling up to the curb in front of the Russell house. I saw my mom's car in the driveway, parked behind Nate's parents' van and the compact Quinn and her mother shared. For one fleeting moment, I wondered if Bill's sedan was parked in the garage ...and then I remembered. No, Bill's car was gone, just as Bill was. Reality smacked me across the face once again.

Kaela’s POV The safe house was smaller than I expected. It stood behind a closed repair shop on a quiet street, with a metal door at the back and no sign outside. Taren unlocked it with a code, checked the narrow hall first, then pulled me in after him. He closed the door and locked it twice before he let go of my hand. The room inside was plain. There was a table, two chairs, one old couch, and a small kitchen area. There were no family photos and no decoration. It looked like a place made for hiding.

I stopped at the front door of Henry's house and after parking my car I headed inside. When I reached the living I saw Henry sitting on the couch watching my every step. "What brought you here Atasha?" he asked looking at me intently. I sat across him and then roamed my eyes around before bringing my gaze back to him. "Why did you kill Ruby Taylor?" I asked while looking at him directly in the eyes. His forehead creased then after a while his thunderous laugh filled the whole living room. "I am not aware that you are good at telling jokes Atasha," he said mocking me.

I STARED at the small house in front of me. Small and made of concrete, obviously abandoned by its owner. It took us days before we finally found this place. "This is where they resided before the killing," said Matias on my side. "Kill! Kill!" Vivi, using his shrill voice, now on my shoulder. Matias opened the door and let me inside first. We already knew what to do when our eyes met, I nodded and headed inside.

I asked as I sat down at my desk. Jay pulled out his phone and handed it to me, on the screen was one of Matt's warriors dead with his throat torn out. “Another one but in a different pack? What the hell is going on?” “Matt said six of them were killed, but here's the weird thing, Matt said the bodies were moved into the shape of a T. He also said the way that they were killed was the same way that Charlotte was killed, but attacked the same way that Tessa was attacked. You killed the one who killed Charlotte did you not?” Ashton chipped in and sat down.