Trapped By Them Novels & Stories

If they are stupid enough to fall for it, then they deserve everything coming their way. We sprinted out of the trees lining the clearing with the tent, and I pushed forward, stepping out of Nix’s form and into my body. “Well…” I walked into the tent and looked at the broken bodies still waiting to heal. “Let’s hope they are too full of themselves to realize the trap before it snaps shut on them.” Rowan stood and walked over to me. “What trap?”

She turned around, reaching for the exit. I don't know what the hell came over me. The stress, the exhaustion, or maybe just pure curiosity—but I snapped. I stood up from my chair and went after her incredibly fast. She was just about to wind the door's knob when I caught up to her. I slammed Melanie against the wall right beside the door. My breath was hot and ragged, my eyes locking onto hers with a fury that teetered right on the edge of pure desperation. Her back hit the plaster with a dull thud, and for a single heartbeat, the entire world went completely still. It felt charged, electric, like the terrifying pause right before a massive storm hits.

All the trauma of the explosion and the constant fear for Nyla’s life came rushing to the surface, and I reached for the heavy metal pliers sitting on the table nearby. I didn't care about being a good man anymore. I didn't care about the laws or the consequences. I was a Varek, and in our world, when someone tries to take what is yours, you take everything they have left. I moved toward the man, my shadow swallowing him whole as I reached for his foot. The sanctuary of the clinic was gone. The battle was here.

We are exactly where we belong. Julian locked his intense, ice-blue eyes with hers, stripping away the last barriers between them. The Ice King had melted, the master key was destroyed, and the ghosts of their past were finally buried. As they surrendered to the heat of the tropical night, tangling together in the dark, Maya knew one thing for absolute certain. She was trapped by the CEO. And she never wanted to escape.

Not the same men. Not the same threat. Something worse. “They’re coming through the lower access.” My body stills. Instantly. Because that means— we’re not escaping. We’re being funneled. Trapped. Again. And this time— there’s nowhere left to run.

But Leo’s expression changed again after a moment. More serious this time. “You know you don’t have to stay here forever, right?” The words made my chest tighten slightly. “I know.” “You could leave.” “I know.” Leo’s voice softened just a little. “If you ever feel trapped here… you don’t have to handle it alone.” I looked at him carefully. “That sounds dramatic.” “I’m serious.” “Why would you help me?” Leo shrugged. “Maybe I like you.” “That’s suspicious.” “Maybe I just don’t like seeing people stuck in situations they didn’t choose.”

His eyes opened. Focused on me. "Ghost," Tank rasped. "Trap. It's a trap." Victoria's voice over speakers. "You're too late, Ghost. And now you're exactly where I want you." The doors slammed shut. All exits sealed. Guards poured in from hidden passages. Surrounding us. Cutting us off. "Drop your weapons," Victoria's voice ordered. We were trapped. Outnumbered. Surrounded. And Tank had led us here. Right into Victoria's hands.

The white light pinned me against the damp brick wall of the dry cleaner like a butterfly on a display board. I gasped, my fingers loosening around the pharmacy bag as panic surged through my veins. I spun on my heel to sprint back toward the main road— SCREECH. A second black van rounded the corner behind me, its tires throwing sparks against the curb as it skidded sideways, completely blocking the mouth of the alley. I was trapped. The side doors of both vehicles slid open with a sharp, terrifyingly clatter. Four men stepped out onto the damp pavement. They were dressed in dark, non-reflective jackets, ballistic masks obscuring their faces, and held short-barreled firearms fitted with thic

Outsmarting the boss had always been what they ever wanted. 。。。 “those dummies called corps know not their work”. Lamar spat. “sure boss, i never thought Getting out of there would be so easy”. Liam stated. They were almost close to Liam's car when they heard the unexpected. “one more step and you're wasted”. a voice said authoritatively. They stopped dead on their track, within a twinkle of an eyes, soldiers circled them. “we're trapped”. Liam whispered. “yeah, but if we're fast enough we can outsmart them”.

“No. Men like Mattia do not change. I will set a trap for him and when he falls in, he will curse his mother and father for giving him life.” Caleb and Cathan gave each other a satisfied look. Casper said when and not if, which meant that Mattia would never be able to escape whichever trap Casper was going to set for him.