Your Call Second Hand Novels & Stories

"Lewis?" "Stop saying things like that, okay? If we cooperate with the doctors, everything's going to be fine! Hey, what do you think about having a cute, chubby little girl, just like you?" Lily rolled her eyes. "Why are you talking like I want to have a kid with you? Aren't you embarrassed?" I didn't have the chance to reply when my phone rang. There was no caller ID, but it showed that the caller was from Culberra. I had deleted all my contacts from Culberra the moment we left, so the only person who knew my new number was Evie's mother.

I said curiously. "Well, I don’t know but I am pretty sure that those two devils are up to no good". Liam replied. "So, what’s the second step, since our first one was a quick success, I suppose that we are going to proceed towards our second step". I asked. "Yes, we are going to. Listen closely, if we make a mistake on this step, trust me our plan will be a failure." I nodded and listened closely. "So, the second step is…."

She hangs up the phone. Melina stares at the phone, debating whether she should call her sister before handing the phone over to Leo. I could easily delete her number from the call log once I'm done. Melina chooses not to and walks to the door to hand the phone to Leo. She doesn't call Franky because she doesn't want to ruin things for herself by doing something that will make Thomas angry. Melina returns to the couch and continues watching TV after handing the phone to Leo.

I tried calling the number a second time, but it went dead immediately. That was it. I couldn’t wait any longer.

It would be the end of him and the reputation he had built over the years. Without thinking twice, he pulled his phone from his pocket and dialed a number. “This will be the beginning of your second fall, Rose,” he said, his voice cold and menacing, as he waited for the call to be picked.

Was this a spam call? “I think you've got the wrong number here." “No, it's you I want to talk to." “State your identity or I would end this call." I had no time for shenanigans like this. "Hey, why so stri—" I ended the call and dropped my phone on the table. A moment later, the call came through again. “Really? You really ended the call?" The lady scoffed when I answered it again. “I said I was going to. You should be grateful I answered the second time. State your identity now.”

"You'll have to leave the mansion by midnight," an eerie voice sounded from the phone, its words sending a chill down Asherly's spine. She tightly clutched the phone in her hand, her heart racing with fear and uncertainty. The voice belonged to a mysterious caller, and this was the second time they had reached out to her, filling her with a sense of dread.

SSHS 47 At first it was a buzz, then a second buzz and then it rang. Hastily pulling her phone out of her pocket, she quickly glanced at the caller and pushed the answer button. “Where are you right now? We have a meeting today, remember?” the person from the other end of the line said in annoyance to the receiver of the call.

My telecom rang. "Sir, you have a call from home," the voice at the end of the phone uttered. "A call from home?" I reiterated, wondering who or what the issue might be. I did not even bother to ask who the person was. "Yes sir, and it seems very urgent," the voice responded. "Alright then. Go on," I sharply replied, itching to see what was going on. Alas, the call disconnected and I dialed the telecom again. "What is wrong?_

she snapped, stepping forward to grab it. At that very moment, the screen lit up. Incoming call: Alexei – Card 1. Alexander’s brows lifted slowly. The air between them thickened. He ended the call. Then, without a word, he pulled out his own phone and dialed her number. Her second SIM lit up: Mr. Vanderbilt – Card 2. Alexander laughed once—sharp, bitter. “Of course. He gets the personal number. I get the business line.” He looked up at her, his smile brittle. “Tell me, Ava. What’s your personal number?”