Your Password Novels & Stories

The code read the wrong password after Lucy had typed “yes” “What the hell?” Joe yelled. “He must have changed the password” Lucy guessed. “How could he?” Joe yelled in disappointment. His body began to shiver when the atmosphere wasn't even cold. “Wait!” “Yes?” “Let me try the password in small letters” Lucy suggested. “Please do that” Joe pleaded. He was running out of time to save his sister, and they was no way to disclose that to Lucy. “The small letters did not work, he has changed his password” Lucy announced.

“I sort of put a freeze on everything he has.” Maverick leaned his head back and laughed. “Oh for sure, for sure, that’s gonna piss that old man off.” Kizzy started giggling. “The money is still there, I swear I didn’t take a dime of it but he just doesn’t have the right password to get in,” Paige explained. “Now he can go in and change the password again but he’d need the current password to change it. It’s not exactly foolproof but it was the best I could do.”

This one being close to the coordinates I plugged in. Platforms are different then the bracelets I have grown used to. While my old bracelet could take me to any location that wasn't protected by a security wall, a platform can only teleport you to another platform. It chooses the closest one to the coordinates you put in and then you walk to your destination. Not as efficient as the bracelets, but lower in cost and still handy. I inhale deeply and sigh. This home is in the perfect location. Hundreds of acres of prime hunting land surround it. My mate and I would be well provided for here. I could hire a proper security crew and they too would have ample hunting space. I walk the half mile t

"Maybe your wedding anniversary! You could try Madam Sarah's name followed by your anniversary. The Madam seems straightforward. I doubt she'd choose a complex password." Sarah's flushed cheeks or her annoyed expression flashed in my mind's eye. I couldn't help but grin at Alex's suggestion. There was a flicker of satisfaction knowing that Sarah might actually be contemplating our anniversary. 'Error 404: Password not found' flashed on the screen. "It's wrong!" I said. "How about trying Serenity Pines? Followed by your address number?" Alex suggested. After attempting Alex's suggestion, the screen displayed 'Error 404: Password not found' once more.

"You didn't tell me how you unlocked my phone." Shit! I thought he left that matter. Now, what will I do? "I found your password.." I mumble. "How?" he asks. "Randomly.." I reply. "It was an easy one.." I chuckle trying to hide my nervousness. He frowns at me. "Then what was my password?" "069690" I mumble, hoping it's the right password. The only number password I got from his phone when I hacked it was that.

Luca had slipped a note under my door and I picked it up. ‘Gone for the day. Groceries would be delivered this afternoon. The code to unlock the door is 251167. Delivery guy's password is crow's mountain used in a sentence.’ Simple, straight to the point. As if on cue, a shrill ringing operated the house as someone pressed the bell outside. The grocery man it would seem. I walked towards the door a little confused. Was his password, ‘crow's mountain’ used in a sentence or was he supposed to use crow's mountain in a sentence.

I did justice to my computer too, and made sure to secure everything with two different passwords. I stood up and went to the door, pushed in some buttons and discovered I could change it with my company ID and current password. I went back to boss desk. "Umm..." He looked at me "...I don't have a company ID yet and I also don't know the previous password so I can't change the door password" "Someone is coming with your ID in about an hour. The previous password is the default password, 0000" "Oh, the previous secretary must have changed it to default after she left"

“Why would you do that” “I already know your apartment’s password. And for some reason not only you didn’t change it to something else when I found out, but you also allowed me to use it multiple times just for the sake of convenience.” Chance explained. “This is the equivalent of the password for me I guess. It only seems fair that you too have access to my apartment.

I imputed a password that had a mixture of both big and small letters, exclamation marks and numbers. The previous password I set was just simple like the name of the company. That was why it was an easy guess. This time around, they would not be able to get it right even though they call a seer. “All done.” He said when the ‘Password reset was successful!’ Popped up on the screen. “Thank you so much man, you don't know what you have done for me.” I stretched out my hand for a shake with him and he took my hand. “You’re welcome.”

She could then vaguely remember the story behind this photo. After so many years, Kevin was still keeping her photos and used them as his wallpaper. Karen's heart trembled again. She was emotional, worried, and scared all at the same time. She clicked on the mouse and saw a dialog box popped up requesting a login password. Karen tried to key in Kevin's birthday. The password was wrong. Karen then entered Little Karen's birthday and received another prompt saying that it was wrong. Both attempts failed. Karen gave it a serious thought and decided to type her own birthday. It was also wrong.