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They discontinued their colleges there and moved back permanently to Las Vegas. They enrolled themselves into good colleges in Las Vegas and stayed at home to give support to their parents and Weston. It had been a month since the accident and since Weston was improving, Cody went back home, although he did come over every evening to visit him. Their lives had turned upside down with doctor visits, physiotherapists visiting them every now and then. Weston cooperated with everything. His temperament had undergone a massive transformation after the accident as if it was a rebirth for him.

I replied, making his jaw to tick in annoyance. His eyes were completely set on me, making me feel like a nervous wreck. The last thing I wanted or needed was to piss him off after a promising night. I was clearly too much in my head because I did not see him coming closer. All I felt were his fingers gripping my hair as his lips pushes against mine. I released a surprise squeak, lips parting in shock, just a perfect opportunity for him to slide his tongue into my mouth.

As we collided, I wrapped my hands around his head, pulling back with all my strength. I heard the inevitable snap of his neck as we both crashed to the ground. As the wind was taken from my lungs, I rolled over, groaning in pain. Before I could move another inch, I smelled Amelie and took her scent in. She was alive. We were both alive. I felt her hands wrap around my neck, and I felt all was right with the world. Whatever we had to face, we would do so together.

She flipped it open to a random page, curious to see what was inside. She skimmed a few lines and quickly closed it again, a faint smile on her lips. “Looks like he really read this book,” she murmured under her breath, setting it on the bed. The page she’d opened to describe a sexual scene: the protagonist caressing the other character’s intimate parts in a not-at-all-discreet location. The image brought back exactly what Adam had done to her in the dining room—the bold touch, the risk, the pleasure that had left her trembling. Heat rose through her body again just from the memory.

Unspoken Truths - Chapter 18 Sareena It’s been days since I opened my eyes and for the first time, I feel like me again. No headaches, no nausea and no room spins. My thoughts are clear, and my body feels steady. I’ve also passed every concussion protocol they’ve thrown at me, and today, Dr. Danov finally gave me the news I’ve been waiting for: “You’re almost cleared to leave.”

“I don’t think—“ it happened so fast that I could barely blink, our car almost collided with another car and Nathan tried to drift away but that did not end well. At least, that was what the bloody mess in front of me meant.

The great wolf tilts its head upward, watching Orion descend. The entire forest falls silent, shivering in anticipation. Then Orion drops. He folds his wings and dives straight toward the wolf. The moment he reaches it… The world explodes. A violent shockwave erupts where they collide, blasting rain, mud and dirt outward in a massive ring. It bounces against the shield around me. The ground beneath them finally cracks with a thunderous boom that rattles my bones. I stagger back a step. Before I can even fully register what happened, they’re already moving.

The words left my mouth at full volume from a spot I was fairly certain none of them had known I was standing in until that exact moment. And then we were both moving — the prince from his side, me from mine — both reaching the same point at the same time with the same intention, and absolutely no awareness of each other until it was too late to do anything about it. Our chests hit first. The impact was solid and sudden — the specific collision of two people moving at speed toward a single point without either of them expecting the other to be there. I felt it through my whole body, the kind of contact that didn't have any give in it, and then we both landed on the floor before either of us

After the collision, all that left to deal with was the aftermath. I didn't know the impact of colliding with the hard muscles could be this brutal. I never knew a fateful collision with this person would imbalance my life itself. Looking back now I wonder what would have happened if we could have never collided. Was it fate or a mere mistake? It's futile to ponder. ~~~ Mere moments ago I was tired and frustrated clutching these stupid bags. All my shopping bags were scattered on the floor. My phone was lying on the floor like a dead body. Cracked display, back cover and battery scattered far away from my line of sight.

I was so focused on the screen, navigating the crowded hallway, that I didn't even see the person rounding the corner. We collided with a heavy thud. I stumbled back, my phone nearly slipping from my hand, while the guy I hit lost his grip on everything he was carrying. A mountain of books and a thick stack of papers exploded across the floor. "Oh my God, I am so sorry!" I gasped, immediately dropping to my knees to help him. "I wasn't looking, I was just...I'm so sorry." I started grabbing papers, and that’s when I saw it. RAVENBANE COLLEGE: ENROLLMENT RECORD.