The Elevator Game Novels & Stories

God— I know I should've taken the goddamn stairs the moment I saw Matthew step into the elevator of Harper's building—well, apparently Matthew building too (thanks for the information sis)—I feel the universe tighten its grip around my throat. Dammit. There are worse places to die than a luxury elevator in the middle of Manhattan. Probably. But I’m not feeling particularly grateful for the marble floors and subtle designer lighting when the elevator lurches mid-ascent and comes to a jerky, metal-clanging stop between floors eleven and twelve. I stumble, grabbing the brass railing, heels sliding just enough to send a spike of panic through me. Matthew, of course, doesn’t move. “Are we...?” I

There was an awkward silence that enveloped Eli and Brigail as the elevator descended. Brigail glanced at the floor number indicator on her right. They were already at the 14th floor. One more to go. Brigail glanced at the towering figure beside her and saw Eli reviewing an intricate graph on his iPad. Now was her chance. She took a deep breath in preparation for her trick. Because of the absence of the thirteenth floor, the lift was at the 12th level before she knew it. Her stomach was tucked in and her chest was puffed out as she held her breath.

"Damien's brother." "The better looking one," he says. "That is a bold claim in an enclosed space with no witnesses." He grins. She looks at the floor numbers. The elevator stops. Not at a floor. Just stops. Between the fourth and fifth. The lights flicker once and hold. The display reads E3 which means nothing helpful to either of them. Marcus looks at the ceiling. "Third time this month," he says. "You are telling me a four billion dollar company has a broken elevator."

It was so quiet that Alif could feel the sound of the elevator iron rubbing together. A strange thing happened. The elevator button lights up at the UG1 sign. Instead of leading to the fifth floor according to its purpose, the elevator passes through the 5th floor to the upper ground or upper floor. God damn it! Just found out that Alif the hospital has an upper ground. Why did he have to be unlucky to ride a broken elevator? Alif slapped his forehead. So remember Nyak and Babe's prohibition earlier so that he does not go. "Why it feel like in movies like this, ah?" Alif started shaking. His hunch was starting to feel bad. However, as an effort, he pressed the help button.

He looked around the office one last time, making sure everything was in order before leaving. Lucas walked out of his office and through the hallway, passing by other employees who were also getting ready to leave. He nodded and smiled at them, exchanging pleasantries as he walked towards the elevator. Once he reached the elevator, he pressed the button and waited patiently for it to arrive. As the elevator doors opened, Lucas stepped in and pressed the button for the ground floor. The elevator began to descend slowly, and Lucas leaned back against the wall, closing his eyes momentarily to relax.

Eloise and Maddox are waiting somewhere above me, hidden from our enemies’ eyes and reach. Jackson and I slide through one of the elevators. Jackson presses the number ‘55’. The elevator ascends with a quiet grace, gliding smoothly upward. As I stand, my back leaning against the mirrored wall, I breathe with happiness coursing through my veins like a relentless tide. Every floor that passes brings me closer to the moment I’ve been yearning for with a fervor that defies the usual composed exterior of a CEO or an Alpha. My heart drums with each second that ticks by, the elegant numbers on the digital display counting up to the floor where Eloise and Maddox await me. The anticipation is a sweet

Chapter 77- Elevator sex(steamy scenes)🔞 Oh, I’m really good now. An elevator dinged, its doors sliding open. The woman stepped inside, and Matt closed the distance just as another person started to walk toward it. He slipped inside, hit the “Door Close” button, and gave the other person a tight, apologetic smile as the doors slid shut, sealing them in. The elevator began to ascend. He turned to her. She was even more striking up close, with dark, intelligent eyes and a mouth that looked like it was made for sin. “That was some game,” he said, his voice a low rumble.

The pressure of the rock above her felt like a protective weight. "Left," Elara said suddenly. Her voice was steady, lacking the tremor of exhaustion that plagued the others. Kael stopped, the lantern swinging. "The map says the main elevator is to the right." "The elevator is a cage," Elara said, her eyes glowing a sharp, predatory gold. "There’s water to the left. Moving water. And something else. Something... hungry."

With a shot of adrenaline, Hestia pushed the bright blue eyed man and shouted, “Close the doors! Hurry!” With those words, the students inside the elevator were broken from their freezing state and with a hurried and rapid push to the button, the doors of the elevator were beginning to close. Seeing this, the brown eyed man then began to run, but he was not able to catch up to the elevator. He was too late and the elevator began going up. Now that there are no other variables on play, Hestia and Albert focused on the obstacle in front of them. The bright blue eyed man wielding a knife and a gun.

And above all… do your best to speak only truth, or the Game will know. Lies are the currency of the damned. ] Farrah took a deep breath as she carefully read the rules. This was her lifeline after all. She had basically just died from the car accident, and she didn’t want to die again. If there was a chance of survival, she might as well cling to it. Still, she couldn’t help but feel nervous. This simply felt too unreal. “This is insane…” she whispered. “It’s a nightmare. It has to be.”