Novelas y relatos de The Hike Susi Holliday

Liam said suddenly. She tilted her head. “What do you mean?” He leaned forward, his eyes bright with that familiar, boyish glint. “Let’s go hiking.” “Hiking?” she repeated, half-laughing, half-disbelieving. “Liam, it’s Bali, not Switzerland.” “That’s exactly why,” he said. “There’s a trail near the northern cliffs, hidden waterfalls, sunrise views. They say if you hike it with someone, you’ll either fall in love or realize you already did.”

As they were settling in, they overheard colleagues outside inquiring if anyone was interested in a hiking trip. Candice, nursing a recovering ankle injury, chose not to participate. Waking from her nap, she found the resort unusually quiet. Upon inquiring with the staff, she discovered that everyone had ventured out on the hike. Intent on enjoying some leisure time, Candice picked up a book and headed to the outdoor pavilion to bask in the sunshine. However, rounding a corner, she unexpectedly encountered Alex, who had just ended a phone call. Noticing her, he asked with a hint of curiosity, "Why didn't you join the mountain hike?"

“O,h okay, call me if you need anything.” “Will do,” Susan called Holland. "Hello," Holland said. As Susie's voice resounded from the other end of the line. "Holland! I need to talk to you. No one has seen you in days. Especially me. Where have you been? Are you okay? If you don't show up! I will personally come searching for you. Don't ignore me, Holland." Holland was quiet on the other end as he listened to her second message. Susie hung up the phone. She had a feeling of sadness wash over her. She took a deep breath and then a second one. She drew a hand through the length of her hair, twisting the silky strands into a loose bun at the nape of her neck.

Looking back, she could not help but laugh at how little she knew back then. Susie said, "Oh, there was that issue at Zane Corporation in Paridale. You were with Mr. Zane, flying straight from Hayshiport to Paridale. You guys were so busy that you didn't get back until after Easter." Stella quickly cut in, "Susie, isn't it late? Shouldn't Mr. Hill be looking for you by now?" Susie gasped. "Oh no, I completely spaced out! He told me to get ready and meet him downstairs to head to the Hill family house. I've been so caught up in our chat. He's going to be really annoyed with me tonight. I better run, bye!"

I ask Terry. He plants a kiss on the top of my head and grabs his phone that’s laying next to him, “There’s a good hiking trail next to us. The travel advisor rates it as the number one thing to see. There’s a waterfall at the top where people cliff dive.” “Cliff dive?” I asked shocked. “Like dive off a literal cliff?” “Yes, into the water below but we can just hike back down. I am also not a fan of heights.” He says, twisting my hair in his fingers.

Hayden followed Suki to do fingerprint collection and DNA samples. The two walked in tandem along the corridor of the Criminal Investigation Headquarters. The sound of their footsteps echoed. Hayden walked behind Suki. He felt an unfamiliar feeling as he looked at her lean and straight back. ‘Suki was the first woman ever who saw me in such a mess! She must be secretly complaining about me!’ "He can't keep it in his pants, then he gets involved with a murder case too! What a fool!" He could almost hear Suki’s inner disapproval of him.

As for the rest… After careful thought, Suzy decided it was time to meet with Hawk. Diana couldn’t remain in a coma indefinitely; prolonged unconsciousness would only worsen her condition. So that evening, under the moonlight, Suzy made her way directly to Hawk’s residence—a secluded villa nestled in the mountains. Surrounded by forest and alive with the sounds of insects and birds, it was a true hidden retreat. As she approached the front entrance, the once-closed door suddenly swung open. From within, a deep, modulated male voice called out, “Junior, welcome to my humble abode.”

She still had a lot of energy to burn and even though she didn’t want to, there were things to think through. Maybe I could fit in a little hike now. Something challenging but short enough so I don’t get caught out there when the sun goes down. She sifted through files of tried and true routes collected over the years and immersed herself in the project. She finally found the perfect hike for her needs. Cookstove Trail. Challenging and isolated, not many tourists hiked there at all. What a perfect way to soothe my antsy pants and mind. Thrilled to be going out on a much needed and long-overdue hike, she gathered her equipment and supplies, told Callie she was leaving, and slipped out to her

“Susan, fetch me the wireless radio enhancer, please," Helen said. "Sure thing." A beautiful woman of about twenty-two grabbed her backpack and took out some equipment before jumping off the top of the truck. Her name was Susan Heart, the youngest among the women, but the most tech-savvy one with excellent hacking skills. Susan quickly set up the wireless enhancer and adjusted the frequency. "Done. Try contacting him. You should get a response." "Okay.” Padraig picked up his communicator. "Sir Draco, Sir Draco. This is Padraig. Do you read me?"

Richella got up and left the room. Jasper rubbed his hands over his face, god what a fuck up. Just wait until he got hold of Tom. Kylie and Suki walked hand in hand by the side of the Serpentine. They had fed the ducks, and had a little picnic. Suki loved the squirrels, she laughed and pointed as they ran up the tree trunks. They had seen horses ridden down Rotton Row, and it had been a lovely afternoon. Suki pulled away from Kylie's hand and wobbled down the path towards the grass. "Careful Suki."