The Hiding Place Kindle Novels & Stories

She cried more and my heart clinched as I felt pity for her "There's a warehouse deep in the forest if you go north, that's where he is hiding the kids and Lia and maybe himself. You wouldn't notice quickly as it's under ground but you'll find the entrance if you look hard enough" joy coursed through me and I let out a breathe I didn't even know I was holding "Why are you telling me this?" I wasn't stupid enough to think their wasn't a catch

I know I haven’t made it easy on either of them, but it is the only thing I haven’t been able to get over. “I’ll ensure everything is loaded and I’ll meet you at the truck.” I watch him go before turning and going to the hideout we found many years ago. I go to the library and ensure I am alone before pulling a book called White Fang. A bookshelf slides open and I enter, pushing the button to close the door. Not even my parents know about this little hideout. I reach the bottom of the stairs and sure enough I find Kai. Thanks to Kai these walls are sound proof and mind links don’t go through. He spelled it when we found it so it could be are safe haven to have some peace and quiet. Kai most

Mr Blaze went out his car and looked around to make sure the place his secured before he went into a building Mrs Hareites private investigator followed diligently..making sure he isn't cought. When he entered the building, he was a little confused because he didn't see any passage.. but just a wall. Mr Blake had already noticed he was being followed..so he made himself invisible and so were the things around him He did this..if in case this person is a human, he'll know what to do next but if this person is a god like him, He'll definetly find out who exactly is behind this investigation..

I continued pushing the button, yet, nothing seemed to work, and if my senses were really giving me the right information, then whoever was in here, with me, was getting closer. “Oh, moon goddess. What have I gotten myself into?” What if there was a killer wolf left in the dungeon, for whoever was trespassing. I held the book tight to my chest, and gulped down my saliva. Since the door wasn’t working, I had to find another way to hide or something, until someone was able to get me. I ran back to the book shelf, and hid right beside it which was a little shady, and if anyone was coming from a particular direction, they wouldn’t easily see me, except they caught my scent, and knew I was right

But, nothing. I slammed the book I was currently reading shut, frustration building. The sound of the slam echoed across the walls and I was sure anyone outside here would have heard it. “Damn it, Henry,” I groaned. “Did you have to bury her like that?” If there was anything I knew about Henry, it is that he didn’t bury secrets anyhow. The encounter at the cave taught me that. When Henry wants to hide stuff, he hides it in patterns. He uses symbols layered under words. If you are able to predict the patterns and follow it, while unscrambling the symbols, you’ll find whatever he hid.

•• THIRD PERSON’S POV •• - In New York, Hannah took Sabrina to their hideout. It was located far from the city, undetectable by any map mobile application, equipped with its own internet connection, and secured with a high-level security system. Sabrina fell asleep soundly during the distance they traveled, when she woke up they were inside the hide-out and didn’t know where in America they were now. “Where are we?” Sabrina asked Hannah as they got out of her car.

Once inside, I place the mac and cheese onto my desk and removes one of the oven mitts before I begin searching the book shelf to the right of my desk. “What are you doing?” Getting a puzzled look from Sky, I ignore his questioning gaze. “You’ll see.” Finding what I am looking for, I pull out a book titled “Hidden Secrets” and smirk as the shelf slowly moves to the right side. Sky lets out a low whistle as I place on the mitt once again before picking up the pan and climbing the stairs in the hidden passage way. "Wow." Is Sky's only response.

"That's not a good hiding spot. You will get eliminated first." "Sorry, I've never played hide and seek before." Katherine responds as he stands up and confronts him. "Do you know any good hiding spots?" Jonathan carefully examined the basement as he tried to find a good hiding spot. He saw the rotten cabinet, but it wasn't a good hiding spot since the door itself was already broken. There are a bunch of tables and chairs everywhere which can be used for self-defense later. He kept searching until he saw a pile of abandoned barrels. "There!" He whisper-shouted as they quickly ran to the pile of barrels. Katherine went inside first before he closed the lid. He quickly jumped inside the barrel

Strange… As I kept looking, that same book was calling me. I could hear whispers coming from it, and my heart skipped a beat just at the sound of it. More growling caught my attention, as if begging me to grab it. And that’s what I did. I grabbed that book and hid it under my shirt. It was not big, so it fit perfectly under the fabric. I zipped up my sweater and sat down with the family as if nothing happened. “We are very happy that you decided to move up here and we promise you will love it,” Adira said, looking straight at me.

Freya didn't know why it was fun talking to Riza when she even knew it—maybe because she was seeking a mother's love, and the only one who can give that is her mama, Riza. After a month of finding the keys, she still couldn't find them, so she thought of the place where her father hid them, so she tried her luck in finding them in his father's bedroom. She carefully opened the door of her father's room and immediately roamed around. She finds keys in her father's study room, off-duty closets, and lastly, in her drawer, where she sees a safe box with a password. She punches a code, but it's not correct, so she tries again and again, but it still doesn't open.