Accidental Penetration Novels & Stories

“Are you serious right now? Katie, you’ve made enemies. You’ve pissed off people who don’t like being crossed while you were still in the business world. And even if you hadn’t, this city isn’t exactly a fairy tale. Anything can happen. You can’t just walk out and disappear all day without saying anything. You’re not bulletproof.” The guilt crept in, slow and heavy. I slumped onto the worn-out sofa with a sigh, dragging a pillow onto my lap. “I’m sorry,” I muttered. Maria crossed her arms, still watching me with a frown etched deep into her forehead. “Just… next time, tell me something. Anything. Leave a note, share a location. I was this close to calling the hospitals.” “I didn’t think it w

Until unexpectedly, an unforeseen event occurred. Alice accidentally tripped over a chair and was about to fall. Ashton, seeing this, intended to help. But instead of improving the situation, he ended up being pulled by Alice, and they both fell. And the unfortunate part was that Ashton fell right on top of Alice, their lips accidentally touching. In a frozen state, their eyes met. They were immersed in an awkward situation until they heard another woman's voice reprimanding them. "Ashton ... what are you two doing?"

Walking down that exact path were three women dressed in expensive gowns. Bane didn't even try to swerve. He barreled straight past them to catch the squirrel, his massive shoulder hitting one of the women right in the hip. “Ahh!!” she shrieked. “WHAT. THE. FUCK!!” With a loud splash, the woman flipped over the low railing and crashed directly into the murky pond water. I froze at the edge of the walkway, wanting to instantly die right then and there. My hands flew to my mouth in pure horror. Why did I think it was a good idea to bring Bane out without a leash?

"Mr. Gregory... I need to ask you something." The room suddenly feels colder. "People sustain injuries like this from accidental falls. But they can also happen when someone is trying to escape danger..." He pauses, his expression grave. "Or after being pushed." The silence that follows is deafening. Even Nora seems to stop breathing. "Mr. Gregory," the doctor utters, "do you think someone pushed you?"

"Don't touch anything. Don't call anyone. This will all be over soon." I headed upstairs, my heart pounding with adrenaline. Annalise was still on the floor where I'd left her, cradling her ankle and sobbing dramatically. Derek stood over her like a guardian, his expression somewhere between concerned and amused. "She tried to grab her phone," he reported. "I may have accidentally kicked it down the stairs." "Accidentally," I repeated. "Very accidentally. It just sort of flew out of my hand when she lunged at me." I smiled despite everything. This man. This ridiculous, wonderful man who'd appeared in my life less than forty-eight hours ago and had already become essential.

The SUV swerved again, lining up for another strike “Not today,” I hissed. I jerked the wheel hard, drifting us across both lanes. The attacker reacted too slowly; their front bumper clipped our rear, throwing them slightly off balance. An opening. I took it. I spun the wheel, making a sharp cut through the side access lane parallel to the main road. Dust exploded behind us. Adrian sucked in a breath as his body jolted sideways, his hand clutching my jacket now. The SUV overshot its angle, swerved, regained control

But what I couldn't accept was their haste decision to kick me out and deny me a second chance. I accidentally gave the wrong medicine to a critical patient, resulting in a risky seizure. Unfortunately for me, the patient's family was a member of the upper crust. My knee-bending apologies weren’t enough for them. A part of me understands their rage, but do they really have to take away my source of livelihood for that one accidental mistake? "Nina, let's swim!" Alicia was left in her cycling shorts after removing her baby pink dress. The little girl excitedly runs towards the water and I had to move quickly to follow her.

However, in the case with Zoe, her hand fell on the pushbutton with pressure when she caught it mid-air. Penny was lucky that she was creating a weapon like that otherwise, she didn’t know what would have followed. Pain crept in her heart when she remembered how one of the needles went right inside her eye. Though her design was successful, it was pretty dangerous. She placed her head on her knees and closed her eyes.

His eyes scanned the surroundings, searching for any signs of hidden danger. In that moment, as Axel's mind and body reached a peak of tension, an unforeseen incident took place. From the shadows, a wild cat emerged and leapt over his head. Its mischievous gaze and subtle noise nearly caused Axel to scream. Startled, Axel lost his balance and unintentionally exerted a strong impact on Daisy's leg. It was an unintentional collision, yet enough to inflict pain on Daisy. Her leg was forced into an unnatural position, and she sensed discomfort from the sudden impact. However, still filled with fear and a desire to avoid drawing attention, Daisy clenched her teeth and tried to suppress the uneasy

He stared at me, his gaze cold yet concerned. "Are you okay?" He asked and I nodded my head. I wasn't feeling any pain. Perhaps the shot must have missed I thought till my ear caught the continuous dripping on the ground, lowering my gaze I was surprised to see droplets of blood on the ground. I assumed it was mine and looked myself but there was none of me, he staggered back, his jaw tightened and that's when I realized that he was trying so hard to endure the pain that was burning through him. Rodrigo was in pain since he jumped right in front of me and took the shot for me.