Bam Bam Rubble Novels & Stories

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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.

Finally, with one last frantic slice, it snapped. The sudden release sent me flying backward, and I fell flat on my butt right into a deep, cold puddle of mud. SPLAT. Ruben let out a sudden, bark-like laugh. "Ha ha," I muttered, looking down at my ruined pants. I scooped up a glob of the thickest mud I could find and hurled it at him. It hit him square in his perfectly styled white hair. The laughter stopped as he blinked at me, a dollop of mud sliding down his forehead, but the playful glint in his eyes and wicked grin spreading across his face, told me I was in for it now. "Oh, it is on,constance!” He lunged, scooping up a double handful of the slop and launching it at my chest. I shrieke

The mansion was nothing but rubble now, reduced to mere debris. Another explosion ripped through the air, and I stumbled back to the ground, clutching my side as pain flared up my spine. I forced myself up again, only to see Leonardo rushing toward me. But a pile of fallen bricks had already risen between us, forming an impassable wall. I couldn’t go out, and he couldn’t get in. All around me, the walls continued to cave, pieces collapsing one after another. Each second brought me closer to my end. “Move closer, Kimberly!” Leonardo shouted. I took a shaky step forward, but even the ground beneath me was unstable, nearly swallowing me whole.

BAM! "What- BAM! Do- BAM! I- BAM! Have- BAM! To- BAM! Do! BAM! For- BAM! You- BAM! To- BAM! Take- BAM! Me- BAM! Seriously?!" Red. All I could see was red as my brother jammed my face through the soil, leaving my own sculpture on the ground. He thrusted, and thrusted, and planted, and planted until I felt something trickle down my ears and nose. He bashed my face one more time and made me count the pebbles on the ground.

"Move! Up the rocks, now!" Michael yelled, his hand slamming into my lower back to push me forward as the first surge of muddy water breached the paddock line. The sound was like a freight train tearing through the trees below us. The entire limestone ridge was literally sliding down into the valley, swallowing the tannery road in a massive wave of black sludge and crashing pine logs. The ground beneath my bare feet was vibrating violently, turning the wet soil into slippery grease that made me slide back down a step for every two I took.

AMBERLY The screen cracked first, spiderwebbing directly across Grandma Alder’s face. Slamming the burner phone against the jagged edge of the granite boulder, the cheap plastic casing shattered on impact. Sparks flared from the ruptured internal battery. Bringing the heel of my heavy boot down, I crushed the remaining pieces into the dirt, grinding the metal into dust. "Jordan!" Amberly gasped, dropping her canvas backpack onto the dead leaves. "What the fuck are you doing? That was our only lifeline."

Ruby started rebuilding her home all alone with only the occasional help of her familiar who preferred to slack off saying that his injuries hurt. According to her analysis, her house didn't attain much serious damage. No walls were busted or any major holes on the roof or the drain but the clutter of debris and leftover corpses that weren't eaten by wild monsters are abundant so she dealt with those first.

Jai patted the big guy on the shoulder and pointed to the rubbles and debris leaning on the church's right side. Both sides of the church were filled with rubbles and bricks, broken furnitures, and other broken things. The left rubbles were so high that it almost reached the roof while the right side rubbles were scattered lower than the left side. So it will be easier for them if they climbed on the right one instead of the left. But Galum had different thing in mind. He walked to the right rubble, Jai followed behind him. Then he stomped his feet on the ground, and the rubble floated a couple meters above the ground.

Disaster. Dad. Vinnie. Everyone was in a daze, trying to orient themselves. “And somehow, when the cloud dissipated enough so that you could see where you were going, I found myself on top of this huge pile of rubble. I mean, huge. The dust that settled out of the air piled up so deep, I sank to my ankles in the damn stuff. I still have nightmares about that dust now and then.” “I remember the dust,” Shannon murmured. “And it was so quiet—it was weird. It was like funeral-home quiet,