After The Flash Novels & Stories

Caleb acting weird after his eighteenth birthday all of a sudden—the yellow flash in his eyes—his words at the Prom, all came to her, flooding her brain. When she tried to move, her feet crushed a twig underneath and the sound traveled from the space, large enough to grab his attention. His eyes widened as theirs made contact and he walked forward instinctively. "Eira, wait." She shook her head, stepping behind, a step at a time. In his hand clutched firmly was the bracelet she had come looking for. "No," She said. "Stay away from me." It's over, she told herself. And even though she wanted to snatch it from his grip, she never made an attempt. The gem glistened brightly, asking to be taken

Sebastian Morrison was the most famous fireworks designer in the world. We'd been together for seven years, and countless times, I'd hinted that I wanted a fireworks show that belonged only to me. Every time, he just ruffled my hair. "Next time it's your birthday," he'd say, "I'll design you the most beautiful one yet." The night of my birthday, I rushed to the beach, my heart full of anticipation. Instead, I found Sebastian standing under a sky full of fireworks, his arms wrapped around Victoria Grey. The fireworks burst over the water, dazzling, like a dream. Just not one that belonged to me. I stood frozen at the edge of the crowd. Someone nearby laughed and said, "I heard this des

When Balthazar finally called a halt, both of them stood breathing heavily in the dim, twilight air of the plain, surrounded by scorched earth and torn soil. Balthazar glanced at the damage, then turned to Danial. "The Flash Step." "I know," Danial wiped sweat from his brow. "Still leaking energy." "It’s better," Balthazar said. "The kind of mistake that irons itself out in real combat." He paused. "The other four are solid." Danial let out a long breath, months of built-up frustration finally easing from his chest. "Ready for what?" "For what comes next," Balthazar answered simply.

****** *Flashback* Lucy was in deep thought when an idea came to her mind. Wait what she is really going to allow her mate to get married to another person before because according to Sofia once they got married now she can't come next to him. And that also reminds Jet of Daisy's words to her. Ohh shit! She really needs to stand up right now and get dressed before the party will end. "I will be......"wait please wait! Lucy interrupted Sofia who was about to exit the door."What is Lucy? Please don't tell me that you've changed your mind because I'm really pretty late?

Too long. She changed the subject. When she returned home later that afternoon, the apartment greeted her with its usual immaculate quiet. She dropped her keys into the bowl by the door and kicked off her shoes, the sound echoing louder than it should have. Her phone buzzed. Unknown Number: Hey, Jordan. It’s Calloway. I’m back in town. Her breath caught. For a moment, she just stared at the screen, her pulse loud in her ears. Calloway Rhys.

I have yet to lay eyes upon anyone else but her and the purple flashes of light. " Sarah, what do you mean disappear like the others?" urgency laced in my voice. I couldn't lose her now after all this time. " The purple light will take us soon just like it did the others," she spoke so quietly I barely heard the words leave her lips. " Do you know what the purple flashes of light are?" I asked softly. " Unimaginable Pain," she tells me with a tone so sharp, my body felt like she had stabbed me. After she spoke those words the darkness seemed to grow darker consuming us to near blindness, the deafening ring of silence embedding deeper into my eardrums as it waved on.

She wasn’t going to start trying to make deals with God. Through the swirling haze of the snow, she saw a flash of sizzling brightness, followed by the red glow of a flare. Then came a second flash and there were two. The flares lit the upper rim of the ditch. His flashlight beam began moving along the shoulder, back the way they had come. Too soon, the flashlight’s glow was swallowed by the storm. She had only the red gleam of the flares to comfort her while she waited.

The creature let out an ear-splitting roar before disintegrating into a cloud of ash. --- Aftermath As the dust settled, the artifact stopped pulsing and began to glow softly. The cavern stabilized, and a faint, warm light filled the space. "We did it," Mia said, her voice shaky. Nathan looked at Anna, his expression unreadable. "I... I’m sorry. For everything." Anna nodded. "We’ll deal with that later. Right now, we need to get out of here." The group made their way back to the surface, their bonds stronger than ever despite the betrayals and challenges. But as they stepped into the light, they knew this was only the beginning. The Reflection Game had more secrets to uncover, and their jour

And so, we walked hand in hand, ready to embark on the next chapter of our journey, knowing that our love would guide us through the trials and tribulations yet to come. As the dust settled and the world slowly began to heal from the scars left by "The Nexus," Adrian and I found ourselves standing at the precipice of a new era. Our victory had come at great cost, and the wounds, both physical and emotional, would take time to mend. But we were determined to rebuild, to forge a path forward that would ensure the mistakes of the past were never repeated.

I noticed only the approaching, blinding light, and I closed my eyes, not wanting to witness my entry into the afterlife, if this indeed was heaven and I was truly gone. "Celeste!" I froze. My heart rate slowed. When I reopened my eyes, I was left speechless as Arik stood before me, swiftly removing the bomb strapped to my body along with the chains. I saw and heard him commanding his men to defuse the bomb outside, and I spotted the black Ford Raptor behind him, its high beams casting a brilliant glow. I wasn't dead. I was still here. "Oh, God. Fuck it!"