Unscramble Chases Novels & Stories

While Jason interrogated me, I opened the passenger door, yanked Kimberly out from the passenger seat, and tossed her onto the road. I then sat down in the seat myself. She was completely caught off guard. She crashed to the tarmac with a loud thud and let out a sharp cry of pain. Jason and Alex quickly rushed to her side, their faces etched with genuine concern as they helped her up. I swept my gaze across their faces and sneered. “I am the sole heir of the James Corporation. Who are you?

This is an enemy. I growled, taking my steps back away from this beast. It kept moving closer to me, but I maintained my distance away from it. This beast growled at me. Its voice sounds deep. Who's this beast? Without waiting to know what this beast wants or is up to, because the vibe I'm getting from it is a bad one. I immediately turned around and dashed back. I heard this beast howling from behind before picking up its scent. It's coming closer to me. I increased my speed, trying to maintain a big distance from this beast.

The kind of place hunters pretended didn’t exist while building their lies on top of it. Above, the distant thrum of the chopper came and went, circling like a bad omen that refused to settle. Below, Lucian moved faster now, driven by certainty, by the belief that the world owed him one last triumph. Abel slowed. This wasn’t a chase anymore. Chases ended with escape or capture. This was a hunt. And hunts had rules. You let the prey believe it was winning. You let it show you where it was strongest. And then you ended it.

Fucking distraction. When Mrs. Middleton dismissed us, Rowan, Grayson, and I made our way to the cafeteria, the usual buzz of students already filling the space. The noise, the chatter, the scattered trays—all of it was the kind of chaos I had learned to block out. But today, my focus kept slipping.

He quickly crossed the street, unlocked his car with a loud beeping noise, climbed into the driver’s seat, and zoomed off into the dusk, his tires kicking up a small cloud of dust as he fled the neighborhood. Chase stood on the sidewalk, his sharp eyes tracking the red taillights of Chris’s car until they vanished around the block. He leaned his head back, a calculating expression crossing his face. He had known his brother since infancy. He knew every single one of Chris’s tells. Whenever something rattled Chris deep into his core, his automatic defense mechanism was to isolate himself from the rest of the world. Chase glanced back toward the porch, wondering what kind of nuclear bomb Mrs.

We bolted towards the door, pulled it out of its hinges, and flung it against the wall, cracking it on impact. Chase was seething. I can’t stay here any longer to avoid destroying the properties. Chase shifted completely and jumped out of the window, running towards the woods.

Then, she responded, “Yeah! This is simply perfect. Thank you so much for everything. If you did not come up with the final list, I think it would have taken me forever to find a place. Although I said that I wanted the search to be long and peaceful, I am pretty sure that I would have lost my mind before it. Like I did today, although it was only for a day. Thank you for accompanying me as well! You are the best!” He let out a chuckle at that expression on hers, and bringing his hand closer to her, he touched her nose softly. Creases formed between both of her eyebrows while she tried to understand the intent behind his strange gesture.

Mom said. I unheard the rest of the conversation and concentrated on the French toast. Chloe and Laura left early in the morning, they had some errands to run. And Jenna and Sam stayed behind, who were currently sending evil glances to the particular guest. They all knew of her hunting adventures around the world. Adventures of men hunt. Famous and rich. And this habit of hers had Chloe lose her high school sweetheart to her. "How is your training going?" Alex asked, cutting on his pancakes and taking a bite.

Damn this, not another chase. I used strategies that many small animals used, such as trying to go where larger creatures couldn't. I dashed under a few small bramble bushes and continued out the other side. They had to take a detour to reach me under the bushes, so it was an advantage, given that I am slow and would pause for a second to catch my breath. As I tried to stay alive during this chase, my heart was racing faster than my feet. My steps slowed as I realized two of the wolves had sped ahead on a larger circuit and were waiting to catch up with me. I launched towards a tree and ricocheted off at a ninety-degree angle without slowing down.

Thinking of loan sharks striked fear through her heart. If they could be somehow free from them! The doorbell rang and she jumped in fright. It was past midday. Almost 3 in the afternoon. Who would come at such an odd time? With that though, she went to the front to open it. Ethan had also come out of his room curious to see who was at the door. Eloisa would not come at this time. Yoonah opened the door to her worst fear. The loan sharks were standing there. She silently led them inside. She had forgotten today's date. Ethan quickly went to call Eloisa. He knew her mother could not handle them alone.