The Secret Place Novels & Stories

As I stepped out of the elevator, my mood was great, and the stress from the earlier meeting somehow disappeared. My secretary greeted me, “Sir, someone sent you a gift. I placed it inside.” A gift? I wonder who it's from. I nodded and went straight to my office. Upon entering, I immediately saw the gift my secretary mentioned – a black box with a red ribbon on top. I furrowed my brows, wondering who could have sent it. I approached my desk and took the box. There was no indication of the sender. I examined it closely before opening. “Sh*t!” I dropped the box and took a step back as soon as I saw its what inside.

Somewhere that held the beginning. And then it came to him — not as a guess. As a certainty. Like a whisper from her soul. She went back. Not to a person. Not to a house. To a place. One only they knew. Hidden. Secret. Sacred. A stretch of water wrapped in trees, so still it looked like glass. A narrow dirt path, overgrown in summer, barely visible unless you knew where to look. A wooden bench, weathered by years, placed under a leaning pine, facing the water. No signs. No markers. Just silence.

The Big Hole Thalia She spent nearly 500 dollars just to get to Colorado, and she was sure someone had taken her family horde. She searched for nearly a week before she came across something startling. Her family horde...every bit of treasure and dollar had been moved into one massive plot with what remained of other families’ belongings. not stolen. But reburied. some else had to have survived. She couldn't find and clues though and waiting 2 days more did nothing but push her deeper into despair. She made a quick note, anyone worth contacting should understand the runes enough to figure it out.

Cisco smirked. "We're on a mission, don't make me waste you along with our targets" Flame said and stopped walking to peep on a corridor. The coast was clear so they continued walking. She clicked on her bud, connecting it to the clan. "Indigo we're in position, lead us the way" Flame said. "Alright, so the secret place the hide their goods is actually underground. Keep walking till you reach the third corridor. Take the path to your left, the secret route is three doors away" Indigo said, typing fast on her laptop.

“Carolyn.” Slowly, she looked up. Her eyes burned, but not with sadness. With rage. We went to a secret place, and our secret place wasn’t much this time—just the rooftop of the old music hall. Technically off-limits, but we’d found a way up through the storage staircase last year, the boys and I. Nobody came there. No teachers, no cameras. Just sky and quiet. She didn’t speak the whole way up. I opened the little rooftop hatch and climbed out first. The breeze hit me immediately. It was cloudy, like it might rain. She followed silently, sitting down by the edge, legs tucked under her.

“Yes. This is it.” We parked in front of a small, pale blue house nestled at the end of the cul-de-sac. It was modest, with a garden overgrown with ivy and a single windchime dangling from the porch roof, clinking softly in the breeze. It didn’t look like the kind of place where secrets lived. But I’d learned by now—secrets don't need a castle. Sometimes, it hides in places just like this. We stepped out of the car together. Xander reached for my hand, and I gave it willingly, letting him thread our fingers together as we walked up the cracked concrete path. A faded welcome mat greeted us at the top of the steps.

It made me so calm and collected, it was high up in the mountains. When you reached the top, the clouds looked so fluffy you'd feel like jumping in them. The wind was strongest in the mountains, cold sometimes, other times warm. But that place relaxed me. I have only taken my sister there.No one knows about the place as it's behind a huge waterfall and it's very hidden. I found it when I was 12. Since then I have gone to Cloud Mountains every day. I walked to my kitchen and took out some bread, chicken breasts, lettuce, tomato, sandwich spread and lastly some cheese. I quickly made a club sandwich and wrapped it in foil. But where did Sitara go, I mean she goes out without telling me but whe

Charles says, wrapping his arms around me from behind. My poor heart "Oh no son, I just didn't know that you and Elizabeth were that close" "Let's just say she's that hidden secret I wasn't ready to reveal yet" Now he's insinuating things "Oh I get it now. Congratulations you both!" She says with a beaming smile and walks excitedly, as if she has a dirty secret she cannot wait to share with everyone. "Charles!" "Elizabeth!" "Now you're just creating stories" "I've always wanted to be a writer since I was a kid"

Jo instructs her, serious once more. Anna pulls the necklace once again from underneath her green cotton shirt to show Jo the key dangling with her emerald locket. The locket is glowing once more. She turns around and touches a part of the trunk of the willow tree. Anna pushes a little groove in one part. After her hands found what it's looking for, she places the key to open a secret hole. Then she takes out the wooden box, opens it and takes out a blue paper. "Here, read this when you miss me there," Anna says as she places the blue paper on her best friend’s hand.

I went to the place library as it was almost daytime, meaning that most of the vampires were on the underside of the palace, and I say most I mean most. I took one of the books there, then started reading for a while until I was sure that no one was there, then I went to our secret entry. By moving one of the books, exactly a classic book - the type that no one reads nowadays. The secret door ended up to be open leaving to a different hidden part from the place that none outside the palace knows about.