Turn Off The Camera Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

A short, sharp sound that drew no attention from no one. Except me of course. He turned to me and I nodded. A split second later, I leaped up, my fingers twitching as my claws slid out from beneath my skin. The CCTV camera was my first target, and I made sure to strike it blind in just a single attempt. Sparks popped as the feed died, leaving the small cell clocked in eerie quiet. David nodded. It was freaking time. He growled low, and his claws burst forth, shimmering under the flickering ceiling light.

“He’s pulling out something from his pocket.” We watched in a uniform state of confusion as he unfolded what looked like a piece of paper with deliberate movements. Why was he purposely doing this in front of a surveillance camera? I got my answer soon enough and I wish I hadn’t. The fear that washed through me as the Shadow leaned forward and placed the paper on the camera efficiently pushed my numbness back into place. STOP DIGGING. The paper read. Then he deactivated that camera too.

“Bennett.” She looked at me. “The cameras.” “I know.” “No.” I shook my head. “You don't understand.” I pointed toward the ceiling. “They were not disabled.” She frowned. “What?” “The system didn't lose power.” She stared at me. I continued quietly. “The cameras were turned off.” The room went still.

Obviously, she had managed to get the security camera working. When the first photo came up on the screen, I almost fell off my chair. There was Tanya, boldly facing the camera and not a stitch on. I must have stared at that photograph for several minutes, before I had the presence of mind to get up and lock my door. I didn't want anyone coming in accidentally and seeing what I was looking at on my screen. I shook my head in wonder. The girl was beautiful and sexy and looked incredible. Then it hit me. She had stripped off for me. She was exposing herself for me. With a trembling hand, I reached out to click on for the other photos.

The cameras had been disabled, and I had no idea who could have done it. One of the officers approached me, looking puzzled. "Sir, can you tell me if your CCTV cameras are always turned off?" he asked. I shook my head, feeling a sense of unease. "No, they're not," I said. "I don't know what's going on." The officer nodded, making a note on his pad. "We'll check the footage anyway," he said. "Maybe we can find something suspicious." As the officer checked the CCTV monitor, I watched in horror as the footage revealed a shocking truth. The camera had been turned off, but not before it had captured some disturbing images.

I gasped against his mouth. He deepened it. His breathing mixed with mine. His fingers tightened on my waist. His lips were warm and hungry and He suddenly froze. His eyes widened. “The camera,” he whispered. He reached behind him blindly and stopped the recording. He didn’t even check it. He just shut it off and turned back to me, breathing hard. I stared at him. He stared at me. Neither of us moved. He leaned in again. Till slow. Like he was giving me a choice.

“Yeah, Aria… Go ahead and let Adam see for himself who’s the culprit.” Sophia challenging Aria with such confidence, get me a bit worked up. Nonetheless, when I open the AlfredCamera APP, the footage after Aria is having her dinner alone, getting up and then heading towards the kitchen is cut off. That’s rather weird. “How is the camera off after this sequence? The camera is always on.” I am puzzled. “Is it hard for you to understand, Adam? Of course, Aria has turned it off before the attack.” “But how would I turn it off? I didn’t even know you would barge in, did I?

“Fine? Amelia, don’t piss me off. A man that looks like THAT? With tattoos that detailed? Fine is not in that vocabulary.” I force a laugh. “Cassie, let’s not—” “No. No. I refuse.” I can literally hear her pacing. “You better not tell me that , I need more details.” “Cassie,” I interrupt quickly, “how do you turn off a camera robot?” Silence. “A WHAT?” “A camera robot,” I repeat flatly. “ Her voice jumps an octave. “how did y…,“ Just—tell me how to turn the damn thing off!”

Two chairs with a small table. “Make sure to turn the camera off.” I requested. “Turn off the camera? Darren, you realize I probably shouldn’t do that. What happens if Ivan does something? I wouldn’t know to come in and stop him?” André questioned. “If Ivan makes a move, I’ll handle it. But he won’t talk if the camera lights are on.” I nodded to the flashing red lights. “You want him to talk, right? Then you need to trust me.” I shrugged.

Thank you, mother for the Turkish genes. “They might have cameras here though” Yang stated and I winked at her. Flashback: “Please don’t cause an explosion” I whispered as I cut the wires of the cameras. My eyes widened and my heart raced as I watched the red light shut off. The cameras were off in the whole room in mere seconds and I smiled before running back to the bed I was on. Laying quietly and pretending that I was asleep. “Come on, we need to get them out of here”