The Big Door Prize Novel Novels & Stories

After dinner, Adam returned to the reading room. Meanwhile Jes returned to her bedroom. Adam's myriad of jobs are piling up, he must finish immediately if he is going to enjoy the weekend. But tonight's problem was not over the weekend, there was another matter which was very important and could not be left out. Adam opened a secret door in the reading room. A door with very sophisticated security. The door does not resemble a door like usual, at a glance anyone who enters the room will see that the door is like an ordinary bookshelf. Indeed, the door is in the form of a bookshelf to manipulate anyone who enters the room.

Once Emma and Lucas were out of the vehicle and a safe distance away it drove off, turning towards the garage. Elijah’s shop wasn’t too far from Lucas’ apartment. It was small, with a minuscule parking lot, no lights, and no signs. The windows were lined with dust as old as the rest of the building, and the building looked on the verge of collapse. No customers ever came here, only business men and women looking to offload others assets. Lucas was one of these businessmen. As Lucas and Emma neared the door they were greeted again by Ernest, the virtual door man.

The right side of the door leads to a dark alley the older one was small stairs leading to the underground. He went down the stairs leading to the underground and the long passageway. Stopping in the middle of the double big metal door. He looked sideways and waved his hands. His four men stopped and looked at each other. He pressed his wristwatch before pressing the two-sized double door. Shortly a loud sound came from the door before it slid open. He stepped inside the place flocked only by his assistant. The metal double-sized door was closed after his entrance. The place looks like a different place. The place was an office opulently and luxuriously decorated. Brian looked around the pla

My coldness only poured fuel on the fire. [What did this family do to deserve someone like her?] [Her whole family is the unluckiest in the world. Sixty million dollars, gone, just like that. What a shame they didn't catch her making the deal this time. Is there really no way to find out who she sold it to?] [Did everyone forget? Just stake out the lottery office. Whoever shows up to claim the prize is the buyer.] The moment I saw that comment, my chest tightened.

Chapter Five: The Waiting Game ~ Zoey White ~ The door shut behind me and I heard the lock click. I spun around and grabbed the handle. "Hey!" I banged on the door with my fist. "Open this door! You can't keep me in here!" Nothing. I stepped back and looked around. The room was massive‚ bigger than my entire apartment. There was a king-sized bed with white sheets that looked like they cost more than my rent. A sitting area with leather couches. A bar in the corner with bottles of liquor lined up like soldiers. Floor-to-ceiling windows that overlooked the city skyline.

Rex bid again. "5 Million." Many gasped in shocked trying to find the bidder, five million for that toy, when I look at the bidder I can't help but smile, even though he has a mask in his face I still recognize him it very well. Maddox, the owner of The Black Door, a famous club in the country, but it's not just a club, only VIPs can get in there and no one knows what's going on inside that club. Not even me or Rex. All I know is that he’s a very influential person.

The relief, however, was the best part. I was finally free from this deadly competition and I could finally live a decent life. The host gave me directions on where to collect the prize money in cash before he turned back to his audience. I followed his directions that led me to a metal door in the end of a dim lit corridor. Rolling my eyes at the cliché setting, I knocked twice before a voice called out, granting me permission to enter. Inside the room was a man sitting on an office chair behind a mahogany desk. His hair was thinning and from where I was standing by the door, he was wearing a navy blue button up.

“Because there is always a door with this family. There is always something hidden. There is also something more.” Max reached for the knob and went to open it. He took his time and he slowly turned the knob. He knew there was something big behind the door. He didn’t want to see it. He didn’t want to deal with it. He opened the door slowly and steady. The other side was darkened. The entire area was cloaked in shadows. It was then when the shadow moved slightly.

Danger. I approached the door and called out. There was no answer. Of course, a trap. My brain said it all, but my body didn't have any other choice. It was either I stay outside there till the sun set there, or I march in and meet face-to-face with this madame Elward. I chose option two and pushed the door making it swung open with ease. A blast of ominous air cold streamed past me and some light jazz drifted from a room out of sight. All the newest features were built into the house with no sentimentality for the old ways. The windows were large to let in maximum light, but fashioned so well that the home stayed warm in the winter time. Every line was clean and straight, the colour scheme