After We Fell Gym Scene Novels & Stories

Not that he was embarrassed about me or I was embarrassed about him, but we could easily get carried away. The gym was decorated with red and white streamers, balloons, and archways. There were tables set up on the perimeter, decorated the same way. The theme was, “The Night We Fell In Love,” which I thought was a little sappy, but I certainly hadn’t volunteered to be on the prom committee, so it wasn’t like I could complain.

THIRD PERSON'S POV The stench of sweaty bodies and painful grunts filled the sparse gym of the pack. The last whistle went off and the sparring werewolves let go of each other. They were all in their human forms, and at the whistle, more than half of them fell to the ground, panting heavily. "Okay, guys, that's enough practice for today!" Zach yelled, standing in front of them. "We meet again tomorrow. And don't forget to bring your A-game with you. Y'all botched your moves today, like some ten-years-old."

We agreed and began planning our clothing, dialogue, and actions. The day of our locker room scene, Andrew and I showed up at a local gym that was currently undergoing renovations. Since it was Saturday, none of the construction crews were there, so we had the run of the place. Mark informed us that this would be the same location where we'd shoot our gym scene plus a locker room shower scene if we could get the approval. Andrew, Mark, and I went through our final walk-around to plan out where we'd be. Then Andrew and I went to get our makeup and clothes for the shoot. I chose a loose-fitting T-shirt that had been cut down to size and now barely came down to my shorts. My gym shorts were ver

I have already seen the pool, the garden but I haven't seen the gym, the tennis playground. I went inside the gym and touched the things..I haven't gone to the gym..but I heard so many things about it. My cousin Layla used to tell my aunt about going with her. But she didn't have much time. I touched the dumbles and the machines..and thought for a second. I think I need to lose some weight..I held the dumbbell in my hand and suddenly it fell on my leg. I shouted in pain and fell on my knees. At last, I decided never to take a step forward inside the gym..as it's not my cup of tea.

“Not quite. Again.” It’s been a full half-hour of this—learning how to fall properly. When I’d asked Dante to teach me how to fight, I expected to be knocked around on my ass, but I didn’t think that’d be the only thing I’d be doing. And for what seems like the hundredth time today, I fall. Again, I feel the sharp stinging pain in my back and my butt. Rolling over, I’m glad we’re in the gym and not outside in the training yard because the firm training mats give a bit of extra protection.

Grayson didn't ask, just pulled her closer, his cheek near her hair, his breath warm against her ear. "I'm falling," he said. The words simple, unplanned, the kind of thing you said in dark gyms with bad music and didn't mean to mean. "Don't." "Too late." "Grayson—" She pulled back, enough to see his face, the scar, the uncertainty he usually hid. "You can't be sure. Not here. Not with all this—" She gestured, the gym, the watchers, the whole structure of high school mythology that made everything feel bigger than it was. "This isn't real. This is just—"

“I’m not saying anything.” “Good.” “I was just going to ask if Maya survived Hockey Apocalypse 2026.” I groan. “Apparently not.” That only makes him laugh harder. Twenty minutes later we’re inside the campus gym. The place is already busy. Music blasts through the speakers. Weights clang. People jog on treadmills. Normal. Predictable. Exactly what I need. Or so I think. I’m halfway through my warm-up when someone grabs my arm. I don’t even have to look.

Then, with a gentle hook of his finger, that beautiful ray of light returned to Liam's hand. He put the Harvest Union Golden Needles back into his needle pouch. At the same time… Bang! Bang! Bang— A series of heavy thuds echoed inside the gymnasium. The instructors who had tried to escape in all directions just now fell to the ground one after another, their eyes lifeless, devoid of any vitality. Even as they fell, not a single one of them managed to leave the stage.

“The only thing that scares me… is not being close enough if someone tries to take you.” Her stomach tightened, both in fear and something warmer, deeper, more dangerous. “Get dressed,” he murmured. “I’ll be waiting.” ****** The gala was held in the Crestfallen Hotel. A towering marble fortress lit with white stone columns that stretched into the sky. Snow drifted in slow spirals, settling on the awnings and glowing under the lanterns. Lucian helped Elara from the car only after scanning the street with a careful, lethal precision. If anyone had ever looked at her with such wordless protectiveness, she didn’t remember it.

Plenty of chances but an inadequate amount of self confidence. The day took its worst as the victorious team left the gymnasium for celebration. Sudden bursts of thunder and downpour dampened the high spirits of the team and begrudgingly they had to part ways and make for home because Coach Yves strictly ordered to not get wet in this off season rain. Monroe and the boys bought umbrellas from the campus store and respectively left for their places. Monroe to the Private Dorms and the boys to their shared apartment. "Who was that chick with Monroe today?" Ken questioned, hitching his sports bag higher. "New friend?"