Accident 520 Novels & Stories

I tell him and I’m stretching my neck and tiptoeing as if that would help me see any buses incoming. “It’s bad, K. It’s really bad. You need to get here fast and don’t take highway five! Take the other side! There’s been a huge accident so there’s major traffic everywhere. Please get here as soon as you can! We need all hands!” “Accident?! What acci–” Before I could finish my question, I heard someone call out a coding and Chad disappears.

The document was incomplete, missing witness statements, missing photographs, missing the kind of details that accidents usually produced in excess. But the consultant’s surname was there. Marcus stared at the screen. It was not the same person. The birth years did not align. The roles were different. But the family tie was unmistakable. And more importantly, the placement was identical. Both appearances sat at points of containment. Places where truth narrowed. Where events stopped expanding outward and instead folded inward, controlled, archived, silenced. Marcus pulled the file set into a separate workspace. He began building a timeline. The accident occurred on a coastal access road just

"Officer Anderson, this is Mr. Stevens. You can discuss the details of the case with him." James saluted formally. Timothy found an excuse to leave as they sat down, giving them space. Once Timothy had left, James said, "The chief mentioned you want to know about a car accident that happened five years ago?" "Officer Anderson, this case is very important to us. Please share everything you know." James smiled and explained, "This case caused quite a stir then, so I remember it well. Before you arrived, I had reviewed the case file again. "It was a major traffic accident. Two cars collided, and the fuel tanks exploded, causing a fire. Three people died at the scene, and two were seriously inju

The tall man swipes after he makes sure Lawson takes a very good look. The screen flips to another photo, a gruesome one this time. It's a car twisted against the guardrail, lights shattered. Dean’s face is in the collage, a headline blurred beneath it... Tragic accident claims officer. Aaron’s breath catches. “You didn’t—” His mouth goes dry.

And it was probably not good. Did they succeed or not? How was she going to know if Ella was dead and they were not reachable? Cathy has never panicked like this her whole life. Just as she wanted to try calling one last time, her mother’s nervous voice came through her door. “Cathy, you need to see this. There was an accident on the newly constructed road and guess who was involved?” Cathy’s heart skipped a beat, “Who?” “You have to see it for yourself.” They rushed downstairs just in time when the reporter showed Daniel and his injured assistant.

“Was he alone?” The officer hesitated, his gaze flicking from Howard to Charlotte, then to Wendell’s still form. “I’m sorry, sir,” he said, his voice low and measured. “The accident was sudden. A truck lost control, veered off the road, and collided with Mr. Wendell’s car. The driver—Marcus, sir—didn’t survive the crash either. It was a high‑impact collision. The car was crushed on the driver’s side. The emergency team did everything they could, but… he was in critical condition when they brought him in.”

Nora yelled as she kept shaking Reggie vigorously. Alice searched her backpack frantically for her phone. She found it and grabbed it immediately. "H..hello, there has been an accident on lane 404 not far from Midnight star diner. Please you have to hurry, they're just teenagers," Alice said, her voice cracking. "Let's make sure they don't stop breathing," Alice said. Nora's phone started ringing. She brought it out. "It's my dad," she said. "Answer the phone, tell him of the situation here and that we need help," Alice said.

I replied, but that was a lie. I knew all the details of the accident. Supposedly, it happened a few months after I ended things with Zane. He was on his way to work when the driver of his vehicle lost control of the brakes and slammed into a truck coming from the opposite side. Both drivers died instantly. Zane was hospitalized for months.

I followed them to the ICU, but a nurse stopped me from entering. "Sir, we need to do our jobs. Please wait here, and we'll update you," she said. I nodded, feeling helpless as they wheeled Eve away. I slumped into a chair in the waiting area, staring blankly at the news playing on the TV. "And in today's news, a severe accident occurred at the intersection near Top Star Boutique. Two cars were involved, but details are still unclear. Authorities are investigating the scene." What the hell happened? The news offered no clarity, only deepening my confusion.

Compared to the nervousness of the bosses, Mia, who had just arrived at the Jenkins's villa, was all smiles. Before, there was always no news coming back, she was a little worried. But now, the stone hanging in her heart has finally dropped. She said she remembers it very clearly, the accident happened in Hialeah, it was raining heavily, the bridge over there was broken, and there were also some oil tanks... The rest of Mia didn't pay attention, she just knew that a lot of people died in this major car accident. She just said these words in front of several company bosses a moment ago.