Trapped From The Future Escape Room Novels & Stories

Very cruel. “If I find out that you are lying to me, I will…..fuck!” he screams, and I run into my closet, and I hurriedly shut the door after me. A few seconds later, I hear him leave my room. I slowly leave the closet, and I lock the door of my room. Claire brings me dinner, and I refuse to eat. My heart is heavy. I keep the locket tucked away, hidden from sight, and I sleep in fear of him coming back.

"Fine. I'll give you guys a reward. But don't get out of the premises, okay? If you couldn't find him here in the lodgings, then I'll have to take countermeasures and ask the staff to help me instead." With that saying, they all left the room in search of Kyros. Even Leon, who was yawning nonstop, followed them after hearing that they'd be receiving a reward. I was left alone inside our room, and Mitch didn't even look back due to his excitement. He's adorable and precious. But what should I do now? I have nothing. My phone's charging, and I don't have any card games to play with. Should I just go to sleep? "What to do?"

I'm curious as to how Papa would react if he saw them in this state. I feigned a cough, which caused them to come to a halt and stare at me in surprise. I gave them a dubious look, but Nina quickly recovered and grinned back. "I forgot to tell you, Ade, that while doing your laundry, I noticed an ID in your pocket. Is it the same person that took you home on Friday? In fairness, he's quite attractive!” She had a happy grin on her face. Both shock and embarrassment caused my lips to part. Gosh! Why didn't I return it to him before entering our home? The regulations of No ID, No Entry at Hiraya University were strictly enforced. Without it, he'd have no way of getting into the school.

Tenths. They came closer, more closer, most closer and... one jumped with a speed of an eagle extending his jaw to catch her. That's when she felt being wrapped in huge arms which seized and forced her to jump over the cliff. "Don't worry! I'm taking you into an abyss where only peace and happiness flows." The man said, his voice sounding more romantic and promising to her. "Rejoice because your story is about to reach a happily ever moment."

It seemed like there would still be a long way to go before the two could live in peace. He shook his head and led Samantha out of the ward. Samantha didn't know what she was feeling as she watched herself be escorted back to her cage. She clearly had a chance to escape. But where could she escape, especially with how powerful Kendrick was? It would just be a futile struggle on her part. Kendrick still had Nathan too. Samantha could never bear to escape alone. Nathan was playing with the toys Kendrick bought for him when she returned to the villa. He ran over to dive into Samantha's arms the moment he saw her.

The receptionist led us to the entrance of the horror-themed room, and my nerves jittered with apprehension. The room's decor exuded an eerie ambiance. Dim lighting cast shadows against the peeling wallpaper, while eerie sound effects filled the air. The challenge ahead seemed daunting, but there was an underlying excitement among us. "You have sixty minutes to escape," the game master explained, locking us in. "Clues are hidden throughout the room. Work together, and remember, communication is key." As the countdown began, adrenaline surged through my veins. The room was riddled with cryptic messages, puzzles, and hidden compartments. We huddled together, scanning every nook and cranny for

Cass whispered, barely loud enough to carry, “That’s not Julian.” Felix was already moving, connecting his equipment to the nearest control panel. “The lockdown isn’t manual. It’s automated. Every exit is sealed. The elevator has lost power. We’re trapped.” The realization settled over the group like cold concrete. They had walked into a facility that had been waiting for them.

“What stuff could you possibly still have here? I threw out your clothes years ago. Dan said your books were taking up space, so he sold them. Oh, and those houseplants you kept? They all died.” She paused, then added, “I stopped watering them on purpose.” I turned and pressed the elevator button. Her voice followed me from behind. “Stella, don’t make this uglier than it has to be. You have nothing now. You can’t beat me.” The elevator doors slid shut. I leaned back against the cold metal wall and closed my eyes. Five years. I thought I had been climbing the ladder of my career. It turned out I had just been giving them their honeymoon.

The only obstacle was crossing a river. Eve stared at me, her eyes full of helplessness. "But I don’t know how to swim." I lowered my gaze and whispered, "I’ve hidden a small boat in the cornfield. When the lantern ceremony begins the day after tomorrow, we’ll sneak away and escape." The old fishing boat had been discarded by a fisherman in the village, left abandoned in the fields. I had secretly repaired it and stashed it in the cornfield when no one was watching. Eve’s eyes lit up.

“Go to the guest room with the red door. The last room in the hallway on the third floor, to your left. Do you want to escape? Here’s your chance. Take your phone with you. Hide and record what you see. Do not get caught.” My eyes shot open, curiosity mixed with fear. Is this my chance at freedom? Have my prayers been answered? Or could this be a trap? Another one of Michael's twisted games?