The Prisoner Ba Paris Novels & Stories

“I’ll have you free in a moment and show you the safest way to escape without getting caught.” The prisoner gaped wildly between me and Nicolette as she rushed to free him. I could tell he didn’t trust this, he thought we were somehow trying to trap him. When I caught his gaze, I sighed. “Your mate is quite an impetuous little thing,” I informed him. The prisoner just blinked. “My… My what?” Nicolette released the last lock, and the chains fell to the prisoner’s feet like limp, abandoned rags. For the longest moment, he just stood there, gaping at her, before he glanced down at the chains on the floor and shook his head. “I don’t understand.”

I was a prisoner, and I had to know the layout of my cage. He left me then, leaving me alone in my new room, my new prison. I walked to the balcony, my gaze sweeping over the city, the lights a glittering promise of freedom. I was in Paris. I was in his world. And I was ready to fight. A city is not a prison. I rolled the thought over carefully, my mind a whirlwind of strategic calculations. A city is not a prison but a man like him in a city is still a man like him. I picked up my mental pen, my resolve hardening into a sharp, cold point. Start from the beginning. What do I know about Paris. What do I know about him. What do I know about myself. The game was changing, and I was ready to pla

“You can get him now.” “Oh, t-thank you, sir,” the polices bowed at him and took the robber away, actually scolding the said robber. The man turned his head to them and smiled. Holding the strap of his bag, he walked away. Strings of sobs and cries can be heard inside the Police Nationale headquarters of the wealthiest town in Paris, France. And because the building is huge, people could actually hear the sobs and cries from the wealthy couple they’re having a conversation with.

Soon the prisoner bus entered Switzerland's largest international detention center, which was located far from the city. "Get off!" shouted one of the policemen. Tristan got off the bus, and he saw that on his left and right sides there was an iron fence with wire inside the fence. Many inmates were looking at him. Tristan could only sigh and walk, following the warden, who welcomed his arrival. Tristan was directed to the cell he would be placed in after changing into prisoner clothing with the number printed on his clothes. Because Tristan is known to be dangerous and a psychopath who has killed many girls.

"If you want to survive in the place, you need to play the game. You can't avoid it." "The game? I'm not avoiding it." "Yes, you are." "How?" "You just arrived. The iron is still hot. Instead of wasting your time strolling away in the garden, you should be looking for Daimen." "And why would I look for him?" "Do you want to spend the rest of your days caged within these walls, forgotten, or do you still desire freedom?" Luna's heart ached at the word. "Freedom. Is that still possible?" "Everything is possible. If you have a heart to try." He winked at her

His body looked emaciated, and his skin was beaded with sweat. This was what her absence did to him. Yes, he wore the ball and chain of a prisoner--but the real jailer here was his own guilt. He remembered it all now. And he remembered the visitation of his future self, and a frustrating, bitter interview. Paris. The Bastille. Where hed been locked up by the Duc de Bourbons guards after Lys disappeared from the palace. There had been other jails, crueler living conditions, and worse food in Daniels existence, but the mercilessness of his own regret that year in the Bastille was one of the hardest trials hed ever overcome.

His body bounced on his bed. Beautiful beads stared at the ceiling and blinked a few times. An exasperated sigh sounded, Damian laughed out loud lamenting the worst fate in his entire life. I can't imagine what it would be like if he became one of the prisoners in Almeera's magnificent house, moreover ... he had signed a letter of agreement. That's the main problem, trapped by sweet words makes regret inflame the chest. He was very confident before leaving for the enemy's residence. Saying that William and the rest of the retainers need not worry, he will negotiate calmly, everything will return to the way it was.

PARIS'S POV It's safe to say that I was running mad while trying to discover who the person responsible for Ember's attack was. Everywhere I turned was a dead-end. I must have underestimated the individual by leaving that prisoner without the right guards. Now look where I was at. In a bar, stewing and fuming. Every security guard that I had called in said they didn’t see any man that seemed different on the day the prisoner was stolen. They said they didn’t know any of their counterparts were disloyal to me. I saw the fear when some spoke and it made me wonder how

In the seven months, she had been in that prison; no one had ever touched her; it was impossible that. Colette opened her eyes enormously as she concluded that the only person with whom she had shared intimacy was her great love Donel Dunn, a mercenary who came unannounced into her life. She immediately cleaned the baby with her worn clothes, looking for some glass to cut the umbilical cord. "Bibi, I need something sharp," she whispered. Tiredness was getting the better of her- Bibi. The mentioned one was still in shock on the dirty floor, looking at the whole scene with her mouth open; she couldn't understand how a living being had come out of her friend's body that, instead of gaining weig

After spending time arranging all that, I went to the bathroom to freshen up, I was changing and I could feel it slowly. I went under the shower and put on the shower to cleanse my body and it helped bring down my throbbing Heart. After freshening up I wore a pair of shorts and shirt and went straight to my bed and laid on it, and slowly my eyes became weak and I slowly slept off. Lucy’s pov. “Elliot, is Dominic not acting straight?” I asked him. Because it’s not adding up at all. “I don’t know what you mean Lucy,” Elliot says. “It’s weird how that prisoner is being treated, she is not treated as a prisoner properly,Elliot” I said to him while using my right hand to mess up with my hair.