The Keys Novels & Stories

He urged me to open the remaining two and the three of them had a key inside. I wonder what keys are these. "I know you re Wondering what keys are these so let's go find out" he said and we all headed outside. I was still confused on why we were also until he told me to press the the keys of which two has a button on the and the other doesn't. I pressed the two with buttons one and a white Ferrari and Pink Maserati beeped Making me scream out my lungs. "TO THE LOVE OF MY LIFE" was inscribed boldly on the plate.

Isaiah received a large ring of keys from the steward, then passed it to her, "These are the housekeys. You can enter any place. The main door is locked by a password, which is a simple combination. This key is for the attic, you must keep it carefully. Brian likes to take the key and hide in the attic sometimes. This key is. Seeing that Brian had handed over every key, Miranda hurriedly interrupted, "Wait wait wait. Mr. Kenton, aren't you being too relaxed with me? You're not afraid that I'll steal everything in your house?"

“Not only will no one live there because of the murders, but because it is haunted.” “Haunted?” I exclaimed with wide eyes. The teens nodded their head. I looked up at the house. “How about we go check it out?” “Yeah? How do you suppose we do that? It’s locked and I’m not breaking in anywhere.” I chuckled. “I have the keys,” I said holding them up. They stared at me. “You bought the place?” I shook my head. “No, I own it. I’m the one selling it.” “Wait, you’re…?” I nodded my head.

Especially when I thought about trying to follow someone like Arthur around with them. He reached over and pointed to the keys. "The round one is a master key. It can open or close any room in the house. This black one is for the garage. The keys for the actual cars are hanging on a wall inside of it. The square one is for a safe in the second-floor study. This is the study I mentioned before. The one that has all the emergency kits.

“And where are the other two keys?” Kael shook his head. “That’s the danger. The other keys are hidden, and finding them will be no easy task. Each key is protected by ancient magic, far older than anything we’ve ever encountered. They were scattered across the territories to keep the power out of any one person’s hands. But now, the time has come for them to be reunited.”

She checked her system for a minute, nodded, and handed me a key. “Top floor, Room 10. We offer spa services, and there’s a rooftop hot tub if you’d like it.” I returned the smile and headed for the elevator. As it rose, I allowed myself one small expectation - that the room would at least justify being here. The elevator pinged on the last floor and slid open. I stepped out, scanning the door numbers until I found ten. Holding my breath, I swiped the key. God, I hated disappointments. Please don’t be one.

We all leaned in. "Where?" I asked. She pointed. "Right there. See? It's worn down almost flat, but there's letters. K and something. K-E? Maybe?" Adrian took it back. Held it up to the light. "She's right. There's letters here. K-E-L?" "Keller?" Aiden suggested. "Kelvin?" Lily offered. I stared at the key. At those faded letters. Something tugged at my memory. Something from my first few days here.

I stared at the stark bank transfer records, shocked. "You embezzled company funds?" "I didn't." Nathan's voice cracked, shrill with panic. A stern voice echoed from the doorway. "We'll see about that!" Joseph stood there with a grim expression, flanked by two police officers. His gaze swept over Nathan and Carrie, then softened on me with concern. "Officers, the evidence is submitted. Handle them accordingly," he said. Nathan's façade crumbled, replaced by panic. He lunged at Carrie, frantically trying to rip the diamond necklace and watch off her, nearly knocking her over.

I feel like we have stepped back in time, and it hits like a hammer. Josh opens up the door for us, before giving me the keys. I look down at the keychain. A simple silver half moon. They’re my keys. The keys I left behind the day I was told get out. I turn them over, even the weight is familiar. The little scratches on the metal. I’m blinking back tears and Kylar, Sasha and the others are moving into the space, looking around.

"It looked like that." "Looked like." "It looked like that one." She took her hand out of her pocket and opened it on her knee. The key lay in her palm under the dashboard light, longer in the shank than anything in Thane's drawer, with the flat bow and the three numbers. "Thirty-four brass keys from Warren," she said quietly. "And a steel one from your father's desk." "I don't know that it's the same key." "No. You know it's the same kind of key."