The Passage Movie Novels & Stories

The journey through the passage is silent, with only the gentle currents and the muffled echoes of their fins against the rocky walls brea the stillness. As they venture deeper into the passage, the water grows colder and denser, enveloping them in an otherworldly embrace. The passage acts as a transitional space, bridging the gap between the known and the unknown. With each stroke forward, they draw closer to the prison—a place that carries the weight of their sentence and the uncertain challenges that lie ahead.

At that moment, an elderly woman pushed her way out of the crowd. She pointed at Rene and asked, "Rene, what happened to your boyfriend? Why is he lying on the ground?" I let out a cold chuckle at the way she referred to Joshua as her boyfriend. When Rene saw her, her eyes lit up as if she had spotted a lifeline. She hurriedly pulled the woman over to Joshua's side and urged anxiously, "Dr. Hawthorn, please check his pulse. He was just agitated and started having heart pain. He passed out right away!"

On noticing us, he opened the window of that cabin and asked us, "Why are you here Madam?" "Ask Mr. Sarfraz Shabbir that Ammara Inaayat is here," my mom replied. He instantly called someone and after the call ended he nodded his head to us and signaled the guards on the gate to let us in. "You may go in, Thank you With that the large doors opened, the metal clanking against each other. And we entered inside. Little did I know it was going to be a pit of hell for me.

Third Person's POV Colleen went home after her check-up. She was happy that nothing happened to her. She didn't know why Stacey acted that way when she thought Claire had canceled their arranged marriage already. She was at home and was done with her dinner when she decided to watch a movie. She likes sci-fi movies, so she didn't know why she decided to watch an old movie by Mandy Moore and Shane West. It was a happy story but had a sad ending. That's in the eyes of many because Mandy Moore ends up dying at the end of the story. But for Colleen, it was still a happy ending because they ended up being together despite Mandy Moore's illness.

I'll just do it, secretly. While walking, we encountered some servants who's cleaning up around. Some are wiping the windows, changing the great curtains, sweeping the floor, and many more. As far as I can remember, we already walk through several passages, in my counting it's the seventh passage that we're taking. See? It's so multitudinous, a beginner like me? Won't easily remembered it even roaming around for a day. It's just to many for a normal Palace. Wait? This is not just a normal Palace, it's extravagant to be exact. Finally! I can already see the door, of the dining room!

Coral's mother stuffs a small piece of waffle in her mouth and tells her to eat it. “I don't believe you when you say you will eat outside, “ Jade says in worry. “Remember to eat, okay?” Coral nods, chewing the waffle. She says goodbye to the family members and walks out of the mansion. Opening the door of her black Porsche, she inserts the key and starts the engine. She drives the car to the gates and goes to the destination.

Just a few seconds passed before he replied, “You can come in now, Alina.” I slowly opened the door, careful not to make a sound. And just like I thought, three unfamiliar faces sat across from Papa. As soon as I walked in, they all immediately turned to look at me. I made my way toward Papa’s seat without a word, and yet the three strangers couldn’t seem to look away. Seriously? Do I not look presentable? What were they expecting? Heels and a silk dress fresh from a gala? As I walked closer, you could see it in Papa’s eyes, like he was silently telling the world, ‘That’s my daughter.’ I lifted my chin and kept my gaze forward, choosing not to give a single look to the three men.

The most important information, but that will be enough. I don’t know when I slept off as we watched the movie. And I don’t know how long I slept before I felt a soft hand carelessing my cheeks so tenderly that my whole body tickles. Even without opening my eyes, I know this touch. I can recognize this touch anywhere, any moment.

I watched as Dad kicked open the old, decrepit door of the warehouse and dragged Yannis in. From a short distance away, Queenie, who was tied to a pillar, cried out, "Uncle Ben!" Strangely, she did not look pleased to see Dad. Instead, she looked panicked. Dad ignored her. He dragged Yannis to another pillar and tied him to it. Once that was done, he went up to Queenie. "You're finally here, Uncle Ben! You saved me! I was so scared!" Queenie cried pitifully. For once, Dad seemed unfazed by her tears.