Things We Hide From The Light Novels & Stories

How can I pretend this life is normal? A flash of light appears outside, and I wait to see if it happens again. The garage illuminates for a second, and then it’s dark again. Who is out there? Getting back in bed and hiding under the covers seems like a good idea, but I don’t hide from trouble. I can’t. The light comes on again, and two figures are by the garage door. There’s just enough light to see a man and a woman.

Chapter 193 Ellie The one thing you can always be certain of is where truth is concerned is that ; the truth will always come out no matter how hard you try to hide something it always shows up in the end. The trick to concealing things is to ; hide them in plain sight . When someone doesn't see something out of place, they won't suspect something is wrong or odd. It's like getting one of those apps that look like any other app but when you open it there is a secret pin or a volt that you have to enter to access the content . Some apps look like the normal apps you use but there are secret folders; tracking apps and accountability apps. The secrets that don't come out are the ones you know

Could our love withstand the revelation of such a dangerous and morally ambiguous pursuit? With a deep breath, I turned the key and pushed open the door, revealing a hidden world steeped in shadows and moonlight. The room was lined with cages, their metal bars containing creatures of untamed power and primal instincts. Werewolves, imbued with the fusion of human and animal DNA, paced restlessly within their confines.

I initiated to make our conversation longer. "Really? But other people loves light more. Darkness feels like danger, how can you feel safe with it?" I heard a hint of confusion in his tone. I know. It's also strange. "Of all the things in this world, darkness is the only one who won't leave us. They hide when we needed light more. But when light gets tired, it remains blinding us from things we shouldn't see. The one we don't like but is always with us," I said, suddenly remembering how darkness has comforted me in my whole life alone.

Or at least, was a semblance of home. “What's the plan now?” I whispered to Kaiden as we tried to remain as nonchalant as possible. “Should we even be moving together? Wouldn't that draw more attention to us?” “The best way to hide is in plain sight. Haven't you heard of that before?” he responded, casually pulling us into a darkened corner beside a door. The sudden proximity had me thinking thoughts that had no business in this scenario, but I embraced them regardless. “If by plain sight you mean ‘liable to be caught at any moment’, then I must say you're doing a very good job.”

I whispered back, leaning my head against his shoulder. Adrian Cross had tried to weaponize our secrets, believing that our shame would be our ultimate undoing. But looking out at the thriving, unbreakable family we had forged—a family that now extended all the way to a conservative living room miles away—I knew the absolute truth. The shadows had never been our prison. They had simply been the chrysalis from which we emerged, finally ready to blind the world with our light.

They were willing to risk everything for a cause they believed in. "Thank you," I said, my voice thick with emotion. "Now let's move out. We have a girl to save." We filed out of the hideout, stepping into the cool night air. The moon was still hidden behind the clouds, casting the world into a deep, impenetrable darkness. It was perfect for what we needed to do. The darkness would be our ally, our shield, our cover.

I looked down and I could see a ball of light in the palms of my hands. "Now throw the ball in the water." I hesitated for a moment, but my curiosity won. I threw the ball of light into the lake. It was like someone had made a cannonball dive into the lake, water was going in every direction and I was soaked. I was shocked and started laughing, Ripley was joining me in my head. "If you practice absorbing the light enough, it will be easier to hide in the dark. And the ball of light can come in handy in case of a battle."

But with a baby involved, the stakes were different. "Let's hide them and mask their scent," I told Light, my mind racing with the need to protect the vulnerable ones. Light looked at me, considered the plan for a brief moment, and nodded her head in agreement. "Because we need to get out there and help the pack," she said, her voice firm with determination. "We honestly don't know if they are here with their fairies," she added, confirming the fear that had been lurking in the back of my mind. The thought of the Darkhood pack possibly deploying their fairy allies against us added a dangerous edge to the situation.

She scolded me as she lead me out of the room. "Where are we going?" I asked in a whisper. "We are going to hide," Georgia calmly replied. "I thought we were going to fight?" I asked. "We are fighting, just not the conventional way," Georgia told me. "Why are the lights all out," I asked barely able to make out anything in the dark as I suppressed a nervous yawn. "Because we Ravens battle in the dark, it is of the utmost importance to ally yourself with the dark Pamela," Georgia said. "You seem so used to this," I said to her as we made our way to a room with screens on the wall.