After We Collided Book Novels & Stories

The second I got a whiff of his musky manly scent, I knew I was a goner. The way he sexily removed his shirt at the after meeting party, flexing his muscles and the juicy outlines which unfortunately or fortunately became the root cause as to why these traitorous cravings for him surged into life inside me. Leave my mind, you traitorous desires and thoughts. I scream helplessly. I almost thought that these thoughts would be for the short term and would not stir any kind of trouble for me. But how wrong was I to assume that the hot specimen would be forgotten in the that dead dark night?

For a moment, he felt relaxed unlike earlier where he felt the world was over. Suddenly, a roar of engines shattered the calms. A sleek black sports car sped up behind him, its headlights blinding. The driver was reckless, weaving dangerously towards Jayden's car. Heart pounding, Jayden instinctively jerked his hand back inside and sharply veered into the second lane to give the speeding car room.

Dante held me as if I might vanish, but I no longer had the strength to push him away. Professor Shaw came to my side. “Aria, can you hear me?” I looked at her through the blur. “My baby…” Her expression changed, but her voice stayed steady. “We’re taking you to the institute medical center now.” As they lifted me onto the stretcher, Dante tried to follow. Professor Shaw stopped him with one look. “You had your chance to protect her.” The last thing I saw before darkness took me was Dante standing in the hall, covered in my blood, while the wedding ring box lay open at his feet.

She argued back. When the door handle moved behind us, both Elyse and I sprang into action. We lunged toward the glass casket together. Our bodies collided mid-air, but we pressed on, extending our hands simultaneously. Our fingers touched the cold glass at the same moment. I saw a crack form before the glass exploded like a bomb.The force slammed us back, against the wall with a hard whack. But the glass didn't explode into a thousand pieces of glass. No, it was much worse.

The collision erupted into a tangle of shrieking limbs and broken bodies, and using the opening they created, as well as the sudden push from the veins around her waists, Lillia launched herself forward, colliding with Amelia and the entity in a violent crash. But she was not done. Snarling in rage, Lillia twisted mid-air, hooked one foot against the entity’s chest and kicked hard. The impact sent it flying backward into the swarm that had converged around it, hurtling them straight into the water as the recoil hurled Lillia forward, straight toward Amelia and the waterfall. As their fingers locked tightly, with firm nods at each other, none of them smiled. It wasn’t time for relief just yet

Every ounce of power I could muster surged forward. Auren stumbled backward, unable to withstand the combined force of our attack. His remaining followers either fled or knelt, trembling, realizing that the fight was over. Axel's claws dug into the ground, shielding me as I fell to my knees, exhausted, still humming with power. He knelt beside me, breathing heavy, his hand landing on my shoulder. Our eyes met, and for that second, we didn't need words. We had survived. Together. Against all odds.

The next thing I knew, something collided with me in the darkness, causing me to shift. “Oh God, I’m so sorry!” a terrified voice cried out in the darkness as a hand brushed against my body. “I’m okay,” I reassured frantically, my heart racing at the thought of what might have happened if we hadn’t collided with each other. “It’s just dark in here.” After regaining our bearings for several moments and reassuring each other that we were all right, we shifted back into our wolves and made our way forward again—only this time, more carefully than before. This cave was definitely hiding something from us...

I can see the black bags in his eyes. My hand moved to stroke Axe's head fondly, after a while I smiled as I twirled his silky brown hair. "Next time you want to do something crazy like this, let me know du-" Bruk! Axe and I gasped in shock at the sound of a rather loud crash from behind. Our bodies were pushed forward due to the force caused by the collision. Obviously, it was a collision that was intentionally done by irresponsible people. Oh, let me guess, they must be Arthur's men. But how could they chase after us so quickly.

I mewled out passionately before I could stop myself. The sudden screech of the car made me jerk out of my notional utterances. A dangerously loud bang was caused by the impulsive pause, followed by wailing by a man or rather men. I calculated it to be the car behind our back colliding with the one at his back and we were the source of the collision. I snapped a baffled stare at Aaron whose palm was tightly wrapped on the steering.