Under Stairs Nook Novels & Stories

Kelsa realized that the doctor's plan was feasible but extremely difficult to execute. How were they going to hide two life babies from two scary bodybuild guards without them making a sound? Actually, this basement did not have a window. It was specifically designed with only one way to exit. The door. What could they do? "Yes! I know what to do!" Doctor Brown said excitedly as he thought of a plan immediately. He used gauze to cover the mouth of the little ones and used plaster to shut them up. After that, he hid them behind the door in an orderly manner.

Jaden We head to the back of my office that leads to a secret staircase my father had installed. Lifting the trap door underneath the frayed carpet by the bookshelf. The hinge clangs as we pull it open. The stagnant air makes my nose itch as dust particles scatter before we each climb down the ladder. Underneath the pack exists an intricate network of hundreds of subterranean tunnels. These tunnels were crucial to my plan, not only to bring the contenders for my queen, but for my guests to observe without disturbing my pack.

"The ancestral was renovated over the years, into Alpha Aiden's liking. Here we have, a theater, a game room, a sauna, and an underground pool." "An underground pool!" Av looked at me with shining eyes and I can almost see her drool. I chuckled at her reaction. "Let's see that!" I haven't seen an underground pool before. None in our pack have it. Not even Alpha David. We entered a door that I once thought was a basement, it's near the backdoor in the kitchen. As soon as we walked down the stairs, I can hear soft movements of water that come from the pool below. "Wow!"

Quinn Glover took me to a part of the mansion I hadn’t seen yet. Quietly and quickly, we slipped into the kitchen unseen, and made our way to a small closet-like room behind the pantry. He unlocked a door that took us down a steep flight of stairs into the drafty, icy cold basement, although the word, ‘dungeon,' might have been a more apt description for it. The room was stark and completely empty. The overhead lights buzzed and popped loudly, and ther was an unpleasant musty, earthy stench in the air.

Did Adrian really think a brick wall and locked gate would keep intruders out? She quietly eased the door open and tipped her head around the corner. There wasn’t anyone around down stairs her senses told her. Arabella looked up at the long double staircase as she eased the door shut behind her. The entry was was huge. Marble tiled stones, marble statues and head pieces. A giant chandelier hung from a fresco ceiling. Doors lead off in different directions, all of them closed. She knew, from the blueprints that the kitchen was in the back. Study and library to the right and dinning hall, for company and a less formal dining room for the family.

Hadrian asked, getting out and smiling at the general contractor as two more pickups pulled up. “Yeah. Show me what we’re working with. Alpha said there was an outside entrance.” “Yes,” Hadrian led him around the corner of the house where there was an entrance into the basement at the front of the garage. Inside he showed the half-finished area. “You never used the bathroom down here?” Andy asked, looking at the powder room next to the washer and dryer. “Maybe a few times while doing laundry.” He nodded as he looked at the plumbing under the sink, “The Luna has told me that she’s bringing me a Keurig in the morning. She has told me to make sure she has her coffee.”

replied. Kisa snuck a few glances around her as they descended the spiral staircase. The staircase was so long that all she could see were the stairs themselves, and nothing else was visible. The staircase was decorated with beautiful, sparkling lights that made it a stunning sight to behold. When the Mullen family finally reached the basement, they were completely awestruck. Their mansion was already considered luxurious, but the basement was like a palace, taking luxury to the extreme.

I didn't want to come here during the day. -Well, we're here, - said the obvious partner. Upstairs, we were met by exactly the same round room with books, and behind it was another one. -How many floors are there? -Don't know… Finally, we chose a nook between two shelving units opposite a tall stained-glass window. The midnight dragon of stained glass looked reproachfully at us with blue eyes, crouching on a stone. There was only one chair, so Fiona put her bag on it, and we sat right on the floor so that no one would be offended. It's good that there were carpets here. They muffled the footsteps, and it was not at all cold to sit.

Martha's office, I guess. "Should we do it here?" Casey asked, wrinkling her nose a bit. I liked the way she said "do it", but I didn't like the gloom of this area. I shook my head. "Look!" Jordyn said. Behind the desk and way back in the far corner was an old metal spiral stairway going down. It was painted red. A sign above it read: Plumbing Access. "Perfect!" Casey said. "Nobody will ever find us down there!"