Novel & Cerita After We Fell Gym Scene

I roll off of her, helping her up and dusting off my shorts. “I think it’s time we call it a night,” I announce. Davis, Boyd, Shay, and Connor all mumble in agreement, and I turn my back to them, leaning in close to Fallon. “You’d better find an excuse to get right back in here,” I say, adjusting my dick in my gym shorts in an attempt to disguise the fact that I’m sporting a semi. Her eyes light up as the faint scent of her arousal hits my nose. “I don’t know what I…” she starts, but trails off when I peel my shirt off overhead, balling it up and using it to wipe the sweat from my brow.

Caleb's POV If there was ever proof the principal had no clue what kind of shitstorm was brewing in Ravenfalls, it was this….forcing us into a “Unity Dance” for the Winter Masquerade after half the school was practically running a betting pool on Audrey’s love life. Unity my ass. But nobody got out of it. Not even us. Which was how I found myself standing in the gym, the stench of polished wood and old sweat filling my lungs, watching Audrey nervously tuck a strand of hair behind her ear while the music teacher barked orders.

Rex’s POV The weights clanged as I dropped the barbell onto the rack. Sweat ran down my back, but it wasn’t enough to burn away the storm inside me. How do I win Jenny back? And what do I do to make things right? This has been my constant problem since the night of our prom, and I am no longer a happy person without her in my life. The gym was loud—guys yelling encouragement, sneakers squeaking against the polished floor, and music blasting from someone’s speaker.

However, not long after, some of the customers also began staring at their screens with shocked looks on their faces. Avery was curious, as she stared at the shocked expressions on their faces, completely lost. She wondered what was going on. What were they all staring at or watching? Out of curiosity, she tried to inch close to one of the customers but Jeffery approached her, grabbing her hand and pulling her back to the counter. He dropped his phone on the counter. “There.” He said to her while she picked up the phone. A live stream was on, showcasing a very badly damaged military camp, with several mutilated bodies lying all around. There were puddles of blood all around, coming together

Before the larger woman could react, Nova twisted sharply and yanked. The move wasn’t perfect. It wasn’t pretty. But it worked. Ava stumbled forward. Hard. The entire training hall collectively sucked in a breath. Ava pinwheeled her arms trying to catch her balance. Failed. And hit the mat face first. Silence. Complete silence. Nova blinked. Ava blinked. Very slowly… Nova grinned. “I meant to do that.” A snort escaped from somewhere in the crowd. Then another. Then several wolves started laughing. Ava groaned from the floor.

ATHENA The Ashford training facility gym smelled intensely of iron, chalk, and exertion. A heavy metal track blasted from corner speakers, vibrating against the concrete walls. It was raw, unpolished, and exactly what I needed to clear the sterile scent of Hayes’s office from my memory. Navigating past a row of battered treadmills, I spotted Jeremiah.

“…did you just scream his name like a wife in a war movie?” Lena stared at her. “This is not the time.” Kai blinked. “That was aggressively romantic.” “It was not!” “It absolutely was.” Noah looked personally offended. “This is how we die?” Elara sighed. “Can we panic about one issue at a time?” The ground beneath Group A suddenly collapsed. They all screamed as they fell. Again. Lena crashed into cold concrete. Pain exploded through her shoulder. Kai landed beside her. Very loudly. “Ow!”

- Our? - It matters? It's from outside. We react or they attack us. Get her in there soon and let's go to our posts. I slumped to the ground like an old punching bag, feeling every bone in my body ache. How funny. - I think cheering myself up, before turning my body onto my stomach and seeing myself in a cursed place. The gym. The courtyard, which is originally blue, was unrecognizable, it smelled and had a brownish tint. It had been covered in dried blood for years.

(Friday) Since I liked to think that life encouraging me with bruises, punctures, cuts and concussions made me smarter, I had scheduled some eleven o'clock gym time most of the week so to avoid the whole lunch and after-work crowds. Aya and I went to the 'Others' gym, which was nice, but wasn't as complete as the Full/Pure-blood one. Most notable was the lack of weapons.