After We Collided Novels & Stories

It was customized according to my preferences. Suddenly, a supercar sped past me, provocatively flashing its headlights. This piqued my interest. Without hesitation, I stepped on the gas, the engine roaring. I chased after it. The two sports cars were neck and neck, bringing back the feeling of racing at that time. Finally, I seized the right moment, drifted, and overtook it directly. When I stopped the car, the other party also lowered the window. A handsome and delicate face appeared before my eyes. We had just met in a race a few months ago.

Azriel said with worry. “No, I need to say it. I saw—” Just as Elijah's name was about to slip past my lips, a large truck drove towards us with so much speed and the two cars collided in the middle of the road. The intensity of the collision knocked our car as it doubled over, making me black out in seconds.

Crashed into a barrier. Everything went black.

Adrian's voice surged—. Close—. Right there—. And then—. They collided—. Not physically—. But completely—. And the moment they did—. Everything went dark.

I grabbed him by the collar and dragged him forward, my vision red. “Don’t you dare say it! Don’t you f**ing* say she’s dead! She’s not! She’s not dead!” It took two men to pull me off him. Then silence. Only the sound of waves outside the hangar. “Today’s our anniversary,” I heard myself whisper. “She said she’d be back before sunset.” I had planned a celebration. Now it was a funeral. I couldn’t stay there any longer. I went back to the chapel where we’d been married.

My body slammed against the door, but then headlights blinded us — another car was rushing straight from the opposite direction toward us. I screamed, squeezing my eyes shut but instead of hitting us, that car crashed right into Darien’s coming behind us. The sound of metal smashing into metal made my ears ring. My eyes flew open, my head whipping back. All I could see was the mess behind us — Darien’s car colliding with the other vehicle, both spinning slightly as they tried to recover. "We lost them," Nathan said, relief washing over his tired voice. "Yes," I muttered, almost in disbelief. My lips trembled, but then a shaky smile spread across my face. For the first time in what felt like

“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.

We soared across the room, colliding firmly with the wall before we moved across the ground back to the spot we were in at the beginning. The figure had his hand extended and we his eyes folded in fury. “You will pay for that.”

pushing few of them she ran again only to collide to the vehicle ahead. to be continued...