The Hiding Place Kindle Novels & Stories

“They can’t have just disappeared. Look for anything—broken branches, disturbed ground, anything.” The warriors spread out, searching carefully. Minutes felt like hours before one of them called out. “Alpha! Over here!” I rushed over, Ryder right behind me. The warrior pointed to a hidden entrance, a narrow tunnel covered by rocks and leaves. “A hideout,” Ryder said darkly. I nodded. “She’s in there.” Ryder hesitated. “Alpha, it might be a trap.” “I don’t care,” I said sharply. “If she’s in there, I’m getting her out.”

My mind raced, considering every nook and cranny, every possibility for sanctuary within the pack house but in this part of the pack house, I knew there wasn't a hiding spot here. Without hesitation, I veered off the main corridor, ducking into a smaller hallway that led to a series of interconnected rooms. I needed to find a hiding place, somewhere I could catch my breath and potentially outsmart my pursuers. The scent of aged books enveloped me as I cautiously made my way deeper into an unknown room, my eyes scanning the surroundings for any signs of danger. I could hear the footsteps of my pursuers growing fainter, their voices muffled by the heavy door I had just closed behind me.

“Let me see it.” No ticking. No wires. Just a plain box sealed with tape. Alex opened it carefully on the counter while Alicia pulled Aiden closer instinctively. Inside was a single photo album. Nothing else. Alicia frowned slightly and lifted it out. Old leather cover. No title. She opened the first page slowly. And froze. Photos. Hundreds of them. Not Harbor. Not politicians. Her. Alex. Aiden. The first picture showed newborn Aiden asleep on Alex’s chest years ago in that tiny apartment Alicia had hidden in after running away.

“Where. Is. He?” Glass shattered as Thomas dropped two men trying to storm the stairs. His voice was a growl over the chaos. “Rival, make it quick!” Moreno finally broke. “Upstate! He’s hiding upstate, outside Albany, on the training grounds—they’re rebuilding!” My chest went tight. Base Two wasn’t gone. They were multiplying. I yanked the blade free, blood gushing hot across my hands. Moreno slumped, sobbing, shaking. “You should’ve kept quiet,” I whispered. Then I drove the knife up through his jaw, into his skull. His eyes went glassy before his body even sagged.

Moonlight being our only source of light as we meandered around the mount. The hill was tucked away behind the lofty trees, on the other side of the woods. I looked around but failed to catch any living soul dwelling on it, be it humans or animals. I could bet not many people knew about this place. It was a hidden gem. I wondered how he found out about his place. I glanced up at him. His broad back was facing me as he guided me upward. Our hands were clasped tight. Even if I let go I knew I won't fall because he was holding me tight. His callous hand was enveloping mine in an unyielding grip. He was ahead so that any harm befall him before touching me. He is.....damn! he is hot. "Be careful.

"But if Esther’s hiding here, we can’t afford to turn back." Hours passed as we followed the lead given to us by the man we’d interrogated. He had spoken of a cave system, a place where Esther supposedly kept her wolves. We found the entrance exactly where he’d said it would be—a jagged opening in the side of a rocky hill, partially concealed by overgrown foliage. Jake raised a hand, signaling for everyone to stop. The group fell silent, the tension palpable as we gathered around the entrance. "This is it," Jake said, his voice barely above a whisper. "Be ready for anything."

"Three guards approaching from the east. Twenty seconds. We need to hide." We scattered into the underbrush, becoming part of the forest. The guards passed within feet of our position, talking casually about nothing important. They never looked our way. After they passed, we continued. I found the abandoned storage building exactly where Meera had described—forgotten, isolated, perfect for hiding something valuable. I picked the lock while Lyanna kept watch. Inside, the building was dark and dusty. Kael went straight to the back corner Meera had indicated, found the loose board, and pulled up a waterproof bag.

If anyone wanted to hide something…If anyone wanted to hurt someone without ever being caught… If anyone wanted to disappear completely… They’d go to the Hollow Mountain.

He has all the resources at his disposal to provide the security I and the kids need. We are lunch before Tony took us sightseeing, we visited museums, parks, and other famous places that thrill the kids. We visit some ancient caves that were built some centuries ago. This cave was where most people in those days lived and hid themselves from being attacked by wild animals. We decided to eat out this night before going to the house after our sightseeing. Everyone, we're excited, it was a great day out today and we align from the car and moved towards the house, I unlocked the door, opened it, and step into the house. I turned on the light and a scream escape my mouth, but I immediately jamme

Father keeps on shouting as if they were in a hurry… The writing was done there, he believed it was disrupted. What happened next? Ciaran turn the next page, it was the day of the war but the writing was too short and the penmanship seemed to be shaky, it says. It was done, Jihilya was done. My sister and I were hiding behind this huge empty barrel hoping the enemies cannot see us in the dark. I saw mother, she was running towards us while striking her sword at the enemies on her way. She was brave.