The Hidden Place Novels & Stories

Felicity said. They walked on until they finally were out of harm's way and Felicity led them to a hidden underground sanctuary that was hidden out of plain sight on the far north side of the kingdom's border. “Where is this?” Isabella and Jasper asked at the same time. “It's a hidden chamber I and a pack member discovered during one of our field training sessions. Unfortunately that pack member died during one of the rogue attacks on our packland so I'm the only one who knows about this place, we are very safe here.” Felicity said.

"We blackmail the most powerful people in the world?" "No," Kai said. "We give the names to the Director. We make it so they’re too busy defending themselves to worry about a critic and a singer who disappeared." I looked at the federal building across the street. The Director had been cold, but she had been fair. If we could give her the names, we wouldn't just be ghosts. We would be untouchable. "Where is it?" I asked. "It’s in the city," Kai said. "Hidden in plain sight. It’s under the old opera house. The one that’s been closed for renovations for five years."

“Okay. That’s it. The universe has officially decided you’re not allowed to suffer today.” We started walking again, the city suddenly feeling less heavy, less hostile, as if that tiny exchange had tilted something in my favor. Natalie swung her bag lightly at her side, clearly riding the high with me. “So,” she said casually, though her eyes sparkled with intention, “what if we don’t go home just yet?” I glanced at her. “What are you thinking?” “There’s a place,” she said, lowering her voice even though no one around us seemed remotely interested. “Hidden. Basement level. No sign outside. You only find it if someone shows you.”

My secret, the one I’d buried so deep, was about to rise with the moon. I wanted to vanish. Suddenly, a memory struck me, Nicklaus's words to me that night. “This place,” he’d said, “no one comes here but me. It’s quiet and safe, you're officially the second person that knows about it.” The stream. The little hidden place just beyond the ridge, tucked behind the brambles and the stones shaped like crescent moons. No one else knew about it. It suddenly struck me. Maybe... maybe I could hide there until the night was over. Maybe no one would notice, not with the pack spread out through the forest.

"Anyway, why are we back here? What if they come back?" Deandre looked up. "Mr. Peniche said the best hiding spot is right under their noses. There's a hidden chamber in my room. If we hide there, no one will find us. We just wait for his contact." Byron got up and dusted off his pants. "No risks then. Let's go." Deandre nodded, leading the way to his room. He moved a shelf aside, revealing a hole behind it. "Deandre, is this the hidden chamber? Looks more like a hole," Byron said wide-eyed.

We reveled in the deceit, relishing the impending chaos that would ensue. "Hidden deep within the heart of the ancient underground lies a secret chamber, concealed from prying eyes. It is within this chamber that the magic stone rests, guarded by enchantments and protected by the Alphas family.” A thrill coursed through my veins as I continued, painting a vivid picture of the secret location.

Forsythe and Archfiend Antigonus had no idea Ambrose and the child had been hiding in the Hidden Hero Sect's main altar. The Hidden Hero Sect's main altar was remote and hidden from prying eyes. Those who wished to remain unnoticed by the Godly Region could do so there for thousands of years. It was not a place that was easily found. At that moment, Heather quietly looked at Forsythe, bit her lip, and replied, "I do not know." Despite her feelings for Ambrose, Chester's people and the Hidden Hero Sect were all brave warriors, and she could not betray them. She did not know.

"Until I figure out how to deal with Silas, we have to stay hidden. He won’t rest until he has you, Sophia. And I can’t let that happen." Sophia nodded, but the unease in her chest didn’t subside. She couldn’t shake the feeling that they were running toward something darker, something they couldn’t escape. --- **The Hideout – The Darkest Corner of Safety** Several hours later, they arrived at a secluded cabin deep in the mountains, far from the reach of anyone who might recognize them. The location was isolated, the perfect place for a hiding spot. But as Sophia stepped out of the SUV and looked around, she couldn’t help but feel a sense of dread creep over her. The place was quiet, almost t

I asked her worriedly. “D-Don't go to the location Daddy texted, I heard it's just a trap. G-go to Mt. Makilang St. 1245 Jaylo Subdivision. T-That's where D-Daddy took us and hid us, one of his secret hideouts. T-The color is a-blue and its g-gate has a dragon logo…” She whispered weakly but it was very clear. "I'm going to put my cellphone down because I just hid my cellphone in my undergarments. H-Hurry up T-Travis, w-while D-D-Daddy isn't h-here," she said weakly.

“You’re right.” “Where are they hiding it?” He averts his gaze, guilt in his eyes. “Where else? The military base. The rations are being hidden in Boreas.”