Breakout Adventures Novels & Stories

"I don't even know why I agreed to this deal. It's so boring. Having Claude as an enemy is just annoying." "We haven't even started yet, Andriette. Don't be so impatient," he said casually. He stood up from the bench, looking down at me. "See you around, Miss Rule-Breaker," he remarked before strolling away. I rolled my eyes and stood up as well to head back to class. Taking a deep breath, I reached our classroom door, knowing Adhaya would be waiting inside for an explanation. "Hey! Where were you?" Adhaya asked the second I stepped into the room. Even our classmates seemed to be waiting to see what would happen.

Edmond creates the portal and together, they both step into the witch realm. For Jessa, it is like stepping into a whole new life, a beginning of something new and grand. ~Time Skip~ Jessa’s POV. ‘Okay, so tell me how it went.’ Thea says as she gives me a cup of coffee. Ugh! I have missed this. I sigh in contentment as I take a sip of the stress relieving liquid. ‘I will tell you all about it but first, where is Brian and Bervelyn?’ I ask her after taking another sip of the coffee.

I did break so much of rules for him and I never regret that. And now when I see him, I feel proud that I broke those rules of my own. When I feel him on my arms I feel that sometimes breaking your rules bring you happiness in life along with the risks and sometimes when you break the rules, unexpected result might show up and might take your life to next level.

David arrived in Illinois but had a hell of a time trying to find the little town of Green River, not even his cab driver knew where it was. Nearly three hours after he had landed he finally found the tiny town and his even smaller hotel. After he had called his parents to let them know he was in Green River, David collapsed on the small hard bed, exhausted. The evening was setting in and even though he had barely eaten the whole day the only thing he wanted to do was try to get some sleep.

, baffled some. Set went in search of the outskirts of the capital, near distant villages, a place to take a bath; his search paid off, he found an inn, near the hairpin of a forest, the guests of the inn looked suspiciously towards Set, since seeing his diligence, it was noticed that he was someone important, he asked for a room, after showering, he changed clothes, low to eat something, after a while, I hear something that caught his attention, -"my crops have been razed by something, the truth, all the neighbors are trying to contact the guild to talk to the gentlemen, but they say that they will only agree if they are paid a thousand gold coins, that it's fair payment, for riski

Only if you promise not to make me watch another one of your boring documentaries," she said, returning with the bottle opener and placing it beside the goods. "What do you mean? Are you suggesting that you didn’t find the last one about deep sea creatures fascinating!" She rolled her eyes. "Oh yes, nothing gets me going like blobfish and giant isopods." “How about this… the last one to get showered and dressed must watch what the winner chooses.” Miles said with a smirk and winked. “You’re on.” She giggled and took flight. They had raced off to their bedrooms.

The audio hit the internet before dawn. A grainy, muffled clip, the kind that sounded stolen, not shared. At first, it was just noise: heavy breathing, the distant hum of studio monitors, and a voice breaking under the weight of exhaustion. Then came Luna’s words, desperate and cracked. “I can’t do this anymore… I’m drowning in my own name…” By the time Adrian woke, the clip had already gone viral. Headlines screamed across every platform: Luna Breakdown?

Even as he was escorted to his father’s car, Eros knew that wasn't the end of it. So he’d sent Tristan a message to meet him. But of course… Tristan was nowhere to be found. Seething, Eros began to back away from the locker when he slammed into something solid and heard the sound of shattering glass. “Hey! Watch it!” a familiar voice yelped. Eros turned to see her flinch, then scowl at him. “You broke it.” He glanced down at the shards of glass at Jade's feet and saw a thin line of red running down her ankle, the blood vivid against her skin.

Jules POV Adrian's dorm building looks the same as it did two weeks ago. Red brick, white trim, students coming and going with their backpacks and coffee cups. But I'm different now. Hollow. Frustrated. Running on fumes and the last shreds of my dignity. I check my phone. 4:47 PM. Adrian's class gets out at five, and he usually heads straight home before evening practice. The cold seeps through my jacket as I settle onto the bench outside his building. October in North Carolina means unpredictable weather—yesterday was warm, today feels like winter came early.