Bam Bam Rubble Novels & Stories

The replacement thus seemed unreasonable. "Ugh, I won't let him get away with this!" Natasha gritted her teeth. "Don't worry about it. Let Lydia play. Her films are all trash!" Lydia had too many scandals. She was definitely digging her own grave without me lifting a finger. Furthermore, some people even took the opportunity to sling more mud. The entertainment industry was filled with competition for resources. I was sorry about the IP; Allen ruined it. I did not mind at all, but they had clearly triggered me.

The closer we get to the house, the worse the uneasiness inside me grows. My chest feels tight. “What is my duty here?” I finally ask, unable to hold the question back anymore. He doesn’t answer immediately. Then his deep voice cuts through the morning air. “To be Mr. Bambam’s plaything.” The words hit me so hard that my steps almost falter. Plaything. My stomach twists violently. Every horrible possibility crashes into my mind at once, each one worse than the last. I suddenly feel cold despite the heat outside, and the mansion ahead no longer looks beautiful.

His finger was already on the detonator and he rushed up to the Don. Without hesitation, I immediately shoved Don behind the huge marble pillar and used my body as a shield to protect him. There was an ear-deafening explosion right after that. A blast of hot air, carrying splinters of marble and rubble, immediately hit the back of my body. The impact knocked me forward, making me fall on my knees, as sharp pain shot through my bones. I coughed a few times, blood trickling from the corners of my mouth. Then, under Don's astonished gaze, I shielded him from another huge falling rock.

I whined scratching all over my body but ray kept walking through the leaves. "Ray I am talking to you this place is itchy..." I said and swat my palm at his back with annoyance. "What do you want me to do? If it's itchy, then deal with it," He urged. I just pouted and continue walking beside him. I was busy dodging the leaves that I wasn't watching where I was going. Eventually I slipped on a mud and I landed my self on the ground. My body was all stained with mud. I winced in pain and Raymond quickly spun round to look at me.

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I froze, heart pounding, breath caught in my throat. Slowly, I looked up and there she was, Rubbie. Perched above with the empty bin still in her hand, eyes gleaming with satisfaction. “Oops…” she said, a fake gasp escaping her lips, “my hand slipped” Then she laughed in a high, cruel sound that made my skin crawl as she let the bin itself drop. It slammed into the ground just inches from my head, metal clanging against stone, loud and jarring. I didn’t move, just stood there with garbage clinging to my clothes. Rubbie walked away with a bounce in her step, proud and satisfied, like she'd just won something important.

He brought Alexei back with him, but Alexei was also carrying a person on his back covered by a wet blanket, and when he crouched to my level, I saw a crying Audrey. "Eli, take her," I heard him say. So I did. I let go of the rubble and took Audrey's shaking body, carrying her and freeing Alexei to help Hade lift the rubble from a now unconscious Susie. I heard Alexei and Hade count to three and a sound of the rubble being lifted. I immediately rushed to Susie's side to pull her out from under the rubble with my free hand as my other hand was still clinging dearly to my other sister. Once Susie was out of the rubble's reach, Alexei and Hade let go of the rubble and it broke into two.

The forest smelled of smoke and scorched earth. Dino stood near the edge of the crater that had once been the core of the facility. Ash fell like snow through the broken canopy of trees. The explosion had been deafening, shaking the ground as the structure collapsed into itself. Now, all that remained was a twisted graveyard of steel, data, and Vexler’s dream. Alejandro leaned against a tree, chest heaving. He was bruised, blood trickling from a cut near his eye, but his hands still held the gun loosely, as if the threat might rise from the ashes at any moment.

A blast of dust and air slammed toward us. Maddie and I hit the grass. The roar drowned out everything. Finally, the shaking eased. I slowly lifted my head and wiped the dust from my face. The five-story school was gone. Nothing but a mountain of rubble remained. Twisted steel and shattered concrete tangled together. The air reeked of blood. Maddie threw her arms around my neck, shaking as she burst into tears. "It collapsed. The whole building collapsed! If you hadn't gotten me out, we would've been crushed!"