After We Fell Novels & Stories

At times like this, we need to stick together. The earthquake stopped after a few seconds. “That was weird. Maybe there’s a fault line in here,” she said. “Everything is weird, Kylo—“ Before I could finish what I’m saying, the ground under our feet created a hole, and we fell deep into what seems to be a bottomless pit. Our screams were loud and clear while we fell into the dark hole. The cool wind blew our hair up, and it disoriented our faces. “What’s going on?” she said in a hushed tone.

I asked. “My mom told me the same thing.” Balkin admitted. “My mom told me I was useless.” Wyatt offered. “Oh Wyatt, your life is so sad.” Posy sighed as we reached the door. I pushed it open farther and we immediately started falling. Our screams and howls were the only thing I could hear other than the rushing wind as we fell quickly. After five minutes of falling the whole screaming thing got pretty boring. “When will we land?” Zeke asked. “Hopefully never!” I yelled back.

We stood united, unwavering in our commitment to fighting for what was right. One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, we gathered together, reflecting on the journey we had undertaken. The scars of our past were still visible, but they no longer defined us. We had emerged stronger, more resilient, and bonded by a shared purpose. "Look how far we've come," Sarah said, her voice filled with a mixture of pride and determination. "We've faced unimaginable challenges, but we've also shown that the power of unity and truth can prevail."

I said, my voice full of emotion. As the sun began to set, we made our way back to the Pack. We were both exhausted, but we were also filled with a sense of peace. We had faced our greatest challenge, and we had emerged stronger and more united than ever before. As we settled into our den, I knew that our lives had changed forever. We had survived the battle, and we had found something even more precious: each other.

I could never live with myself if something happened to him because of me. It’s almost 1:00am. We have really enjoyed our time together. We talked about our childhood, what we missed, our wishes for the future, and we laughed a lot. We decided it was time to make our way back to the packhouse. We get off the wooden walkway and onto the grass when I am hit with an intense feeling. I fell to my knees.

Zach snickered. "Then why aren't you there?" Keira smiled. "I was hungry, figured missing one practice would be fine. I mean I am the best one on the team, I need to give them time to catch up..." He laughed. I smiled at the pair thinking they would be an adorable couple. Keira glanced at me through her thick eyelashes, as if she needed help to talk to him. I have her a shrug and she rolled her eyes, as if we were having a private conversation. "Subtle guys..." Sophie broke the silence and we all laughed. The bell rang signalling the end of lunch, Keira and I headed towards the gym for PE, just as we reached the door it was swung open and I felt a sharp pain as I walked into what felt like a

Axel felt my head. “I don’t know. It’s like-” “Seatbelts! We are descending.” Looking down, we were at my pack. So far, everything looked… empty. Jessica and Ky were standing by the landing doc. As we went down, my hand fumbled with my phone. “Dude..” Axel looked concerned. Finally, we touched down. It took me a couple of tries but I was able to get the door open but my legs gave out and I fell to the ground. “WAYLON!” Jessica yelled as she ran forward.

Seth entered exactly at that moment, sweating profusely. "What the hell happened Seth?" Leo demanded. Seth looked at Esme before facing Leo. "A pile of wooden boards fell on top of Esme" he revealed in a small voice. Leo's eyes widened with worry. This is the most emotions he showed infront of anyone. "What the hell were you doing? How can you be so negligent?" Leo snapped at Seth. Esme on the other hand is feeling tired. The adrenaline from the incident is wearing off leaving her feeling weak and exhausted. Her head is aching too. And moreover, its not Seth's fault.

"They're driving us east." "Who the devil are they?" I shouted. He didn't answer; instead, he kept moving, low and fast, hand locked with mine. We take cover through the hedge maze, turning, running, doubling back as the mansion behind us is engulfed in flames. We didn't stop until we broke through the last hedge and into the thick forest that night. And then we were falling. I fell, rolled, tumbling down an embankment, the ground slick and icy. My shoulder hit a rock. Cassian landed beside me with a grunt.

"Then we should get you to the hospital." Leo pulled Archer straight into his arms, eliciting a surprised shriek from Archer. "I'm not going," Leo said with a pout. "You are my cure." And so, Archer found himself "curing" Leo over and over again that night, and he was so tired by the end of it all that he fell asleep for a long time after that to recover.