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He presses the call button, holding the phone up to his ear. The room is deathly silent. And then, the sound breaks through the tension like a bomb going off. John’s phone rings loudly from his pocket. Everyone turns to stare at him. Marsh, Halloway, the lawyer, and even Daisy. Her eyes widen in shock, and she finally looks at him, her expression a mixture of disbelief and betrayal. John’s breath catches in his throat as he slowly reaches into his pocket, pulling out his phone. The ringtone continue to blare, echoing off the walls, the sound like a cruel reminder of the truth he had tried so hard to hide.

Ring ring~ Ring ring~ At this time, the cell phone on her body suddenly rang. Xavia took out the cell phone. When she saw the incoming phone call on the screen, she was a little flustered. This cell phone… It was not hers! It was…

"I'll have to look into it more to know if it's anything or not." Raquel nodded. "Your phone has been ringing, by the way, and I thought you might wanna take that." "Thanks," I responded softly, reaching out for my purse. I unzipped it and slipped out my phone before slipping in the book I'd found. I figured my private phone was the one that'd been ringing and it could only be one person. He rang me again the second I held the phone in my hands, thinking of calling him back. I picked up on the first ring, a warm smile instantly touching my lips at the sound of his voice after a long day of missing him.

Ring The phone in the living room rang, breaking the silence. The maid went to answer the phone, and then walked into the dining room with a microphone. She raised it to Li Xiyu and said, "Mrs. Li, it's your phone!" "Who is it?" Li Xiyu asked the maid while eating. "I don't know." The maid shook her head. Li Xiyu put down her chopsticks and took the phone. Her face changed before she could say anything. She took a look at Justin, who was sitting next to her for dinner, stood up and walked out of the restaurant.

before she shoves the phone back in my hand. The phone rings. "It's ringing." Holy shit, it's ringing! What was I thinking? This is my dumbest idea ever. I'm about to hang up the call and throw the entire phone away when the ringing stops. "Anessa Curtis, I'm so glad to hear from you. I've been waiting until the day we could talk." His voice is smooth and steady. There's no gun fire in the background or people screaming. "Um... Hey. How do you know my name?"

She was about to put rice in the rice cooker when a phone rang loudly. She looked around, then followed the sound. She was surprised to see that the cellphone Phoenix had given her was making noise. She picked it up and looked at who was calling. Phoenix’s Calling… Her heart beat fast when she saw his name on the screen. She was about to answer it when the ringing suddenly stopped. “Hello, I didn’t answer.” She was about to return the phone to where she had taken it when it rang again. Phoenix’s Calling… This time, she quickly answered the call.

~ Kring kring kring ~ Nica's phone rings in her pocket. She wiped her hands before shoving her hand, pulling it. I watched her as she knitted her brows, reading the caller. She swipes the screen, putting the phone in her ears. She yes me and I nod at her, telling that she can answer it for a while. Furthermore, she stands up in her seat, walking a few steps away from me, but I can still hear her.

I hear the ringing coming from the alley. I stand still for a moment, my heart racing, unsure of what to do. But curiosity pulls me forward, and I step cautiously into the alley. The air feels colder now, heavier. The sound of my footsteps echoes against the walls as I move deeper into the shadows. I stop when I see it. Richard’s phone, lying on the ground, face up and still glowing. A chill runs through me, and I kneel down to grab it, but something catches my eye—there’s something else there, close to the phone.

The light immediately flickered. The kitchen was praying. Noah shoved up and grabbed his head. He also remembered. And right now, the phone rings. Old. Dumpf. Not from the kitchen. From above. From our bedroom. The same ringing as ever. The same from the first chapter. Nobody moved. Then Elio said. Quiet. Almost sad. “It checks whether we choose it again.” The phone rings again. Longer this time. Noah looked at the ceiling. His face was full of fear.

Ring!! Ring !! Ring!! The phone wouldn’t stop ringing… Kai picked it up, eyes scanning the screen, jaw locked so tight a muscle jumped in his cheek. The assistant swallowed hard and tried to lean back, but there was nowhere to go. “Who sent this?” Kai asked. “I—I don’t know.” “Try again.” “I swear, I just forward things sometimes. I don’t ask questions.” Zara’s stomach turned. “Forward things from who?” Before the assistant could answer, footsteps echoed in the hallway outside. Kai’s head snapped toward the door. In one smooth movement, he slipped the phone into his pocket, grabbed Zara’s wrist, and pulled her back just as the door handle turned.