Novel & Cerita After We Fell Series

I pulled the SIM card out and tossed it into the fire. It was time. The plane lifted off, and the city's towers shrank below me, smaller and smaller, until they vanished completely. Goodbye forever, Adrian.

With a burst of adrenaline-fueled energy, we propelled ourselves towards it, the light growing brighter with each passing moment. And then, with a final push, we burst through the opening and into the open air, tumbling onto solid ground with a thud. We lay there for a moment, panting and exhausted, our hearts still racing from the intensity of our fall. But as the adrenaline began to ebb away, a sense of relief washed over us, knowing that we had escaped the clutches of the abyss. "We made it," Sophia exclaimed, her voice tinged with disbelief. Alex nodded, a weary smile spreading across his face. "But where are we?" he wondered aloud, his eyes scanning our new surroundings.

~Noah~ As the chaos settled, everyone regained their health in the hospital, and the dawn began to break. Winter, Sebastien, Summer, Ethan, and I trudged our weary bodies homeward, the weight of exhaustion and accomplishment heavy upon us. It was surreal to think that we had just faced a battle more perilous than anything we'd encountered before, yet here we were, battered but victorious.

I made the tornado do my bidding, and it let go of us. “Octavia!” Asher yelled, clinging onto me as we fell into the hole in the middle of a tornado storm filled with sand. This is pretty scary and claustrophobic. We fell into the hole and everywhere got dark. “Damn you, Misha,” I mumbled as we fell. Asher was still clinging on to me, terrified. We both got to a dark place, and we fell on our feet. While I fell on my feet because Asher was on the floor. Then I light us on fire so we can see and he is on the floor breathing out.

"You lived. That’s all that matters." We huddle there, the four of us. The survivors of a war nobody knew was happening. The Fallout. A TV is mounted on the wall. We can't turn it off. We can't look away. It’s us. Everywhere. #FreeEcho is trending worldwide. Footage from the Extraction Theater is playing on a loop on CNN. It’s blurred, thank god. Dr. Chen’s hidden camera angle obscures the most explicit details, but there is no mistaking what we were doing.

“Move out!” They disappeared into the trees, retreating. A collective sigh of relief went through our pack. We had won. Without a single drop of blood. "We turned to face the beautiful falls..." The silence after Thane’s retreat was thick, broken only by the rush of the waterfall. For a long period of time, no one moved. We had done it. We had brought them down.

“We are here!” “That’s a bridge.” I pointed out nervously as I tried to look through the heavy fog to see through the other side. Unfortunately, I couldn’t. Which really isn’t helping my anxiety right now. “Yes, it is. It’s the bridge of no return! Because once you cross that bridge, you can no longer return. The same goes for when you fall as well!” I carefully made my way to the edge and peaked at the bottom. I still could not see where it ended. I immediately moved back. “Serena? What happens when we do fall? What’s down there exactly?”

The warehouse fell silent, the battle won, but the echoes of the past would continue to haunt us. As we gathered in the aftermath, battered but victorious, we took a moment to reflect on the journey that brought us here. Our lives had been forever changed, our bonds tested, but we found solace in knowing that we had emerged stronger than ever. The truth had been exposed, the villains had been vanquished, but there was still much to be done to rebuild and heal. Amidst the wreckage, I turned to Alex, a mix of relief and exhaustion written across his face. Our eyes met, silently acknowledging the battles we had fought and the sacrifices we had made along the way. It was a shared understanding o

I V Y "I met with an accident earlier today and my great son who doesn't use his brain decides to invite people for dinner. Great, just great!" Mom ranted as she placed the plates on the table, "now I have to cook for not only four person but seven with a broken arm. I love you, Mason, do you hear me? I fucking love you! Note the sarcasm." Mason flashed her a guilty smile, "I might have forgotten that you had an accident earlier," he scratched the back of his neck, "you know they don't eat much."

I looked back and saw the bird circling, preparing to attack us again. "In here!" Meredith yelled and slipped into a hole. "Where did she go!" Magnus said. "I don't know!" I replied. "Let's just follow her lead!" I closed my eyes and jumped into the hole; I heard Magnus's yell as he jumped in. The hole kept going until we landed on the soft grass. I groaned and rubbed my head. "That was one horrible fall." "Where are we?" Magnus groaned as he struggled to sit up. "Are you okay?" I asked frantically as I crawled toward him.