The Da Vinci Code Novels & Stories

Getting there, I ransacked my room-divider, shuffling through files upon files till I finally got a hold of it-my Code book. As soon as I found it, I slammed the Enormous ledger on the office table. Leaning on top of it, I flipped through pages skeptically scrutinizing all the codes till I finally found the exact code on the result. "A L De Lk" My eyes shone in horror and I shook my head in denial. What the hell? My eyes nearly bulged out of their socket and it took my will-power to not crash down in shock. I managed to grip the edges of the table so hard that all my veins were popping out of their places. My voice resounded in the entire compartment as I howled out aggressively.

I clutched Elijah’s hand, fingers intertwined, our connection unyielding, my emerald gaze locked onto his. Vivianne’s thumb drive, sealed in Kane’s contingency case, disclosed a last document as we gathered again: the “Codex blueprints,” designs for world domination, nano-machines to rewrite DNA, a start league of Victor’s dreams. I felt my blood run cold, the weight of my father’s sins, my mother’s struggle, pressing me down. My Codex blood wasnt just a key, though—it was a weapon to remake humanity, and The Oracle, Talias coup, would kill to have it. Instead, Ashcroft’s legacy, Elijah’s love, had become my anchors, and Vivianne’s shadow had never been more pervasive. On the dark after hour

I asked, glancing over as I started the engine. She turned the page around. On it was a DNA sequence, printed and underlined in red ink. Beneath it was a single name: Project EVE – Subject 0142. I frowned. “Victoria’s experiment list. Probably another test subject.” Ava’s lips parted. “No. Look at the sequence.” I didn’t understand what she meant until she pointed to the code highlighted beside it with her own genetic signature. My stomach dropped. “That’s you,” I whispered.

"You..." A crisp *crack* ended the slurred questioning. The heavy body fell to the ground. Dana's neck was twisted at a bizarre angle, his face still holding a trace of drunkenness. Reflected in his dilated pupils was a pair of military boots.

But there would be plenty of time to play. “Nico, everything is done and ready. You can check the surveillance on your laptop. I’ve written down all the codes for you in this book.” He handed me a small notebook. “Virus scans are done. All clean.” “Good.” I took out a thick envelope out of my drawer, it held their payment, and handed it to him. “Excellent work as always.” I watched Darina as she scanned my office. She looked at the books on the shelves. Big Jim had a large collection of novels, he liked to collect things. Noticing the way some of Vasile’s men ogled Darina, I scowled at them, and they turned their faces away.

As duncan came closer to me he leaned in and for a second I thought he wanted kissing me and I wanted to panic but instead he leaned in and whispered “The code to the entrance door is Luna” he just simply said and continued leading them away, I had no idea what he meant by that but knowing Duncan I was certain it would make sense to me when the moment comes. He would not just drop senseless clues for me like that if he wasn’t certain I will get them.

He kissed her cheek and then he moved his lips to her and began to whisper. "Go to my study, open my computer, the password is DNEUSO, copy the file on the Vilokovs to the tablet and bring it to me. Then look at the wine bar in the study and get me the whiskey bottle with the diamond encrusted cover, understood?" "Yes, but why are you trusting me with your computer password?" she asked him also in a whisper. "Do I have any reason not to, besides you wouldn't be able to access the sensitive information on it" he whispered back.

I look toward the altar, dreading what I am about to see but as I lock eyes with the man waiting there, all of the eyes on me no longer matter. Anthony Daniels smiles at me, seeming to only focus on me, and, without a doubt, he is the most handsome man I have ever laid eyes on.

He grinned that dangerous, reckless grin that had made me fall in love with him in a garage sixty-five chapters ago. "We don't need a bike," Dax said. "We're code now, right? Code travels on the network." He pointed to a massive, pulsating vein of black energy running up the side of a nearby pyramid structure, leading toward the Gold light. "That's a data-stream," Dax said. "If we step into that... it should carry us straight to the CPU." "Or it could disassemble us into binary," I countered. "Well," Dax said, squeezing my hand as the iridescent shroud around us began to flicker, my energy waning. "I always wanted to know what it felt like to be an email."

His eyes avoided mine and pinching the bridge of his nose, Leonardo took a deep breath before he opened his mouth to speak. “I don’t know how Aurora came to be in contact with Giovanni, but I don’t think that she knows who Giovanni really is, Dante” Leonardo said, lowering his voice. I was thankful for the fact that the walls of the office were soundproof. Being a werewolf, Giovanni designed most of the rooms that he stayed in to have soundproof walls, most probably to prevent any other wolf from hearing whatever he was talking about.