Novel & Cerita Chopper Cries

I could not take my eyes off it as wep lowered down. The chopper lowered down then began swerving left and right, not touching ground. I could see a whole team of guards coming near. Ryan finally tore his eyes off me and turned as the door opened. Sean stood, ready to help. Ryan moved to slip out. He jumped down like it was an everyday occurrence.Then he turned to me. Was I also supposed to jump? I shifted to the door then stared out. The chopper was hovering, it seemed impossible for me to get down, Ryan had made it look so easy. I gripped the edge of the doors, not willing to get up. “Wife, look at me.” Ryan shouted in the midst of the chaos. The noise of the turbines nearly deafening. I

Suddenly, she heard Howard's voice. Sorry, sorry, sorry... In addition to the repeated apologies, there was also a cry of sadness she had never heard in a long time. He... was crying! Ah... What happened? Why is he crying? Was it because of her? Chloe was anxious and turned around in the chaos. She wanted to call out Howard's name, but no matter how hard she tried and how much strength she used, she couldn't make any sound... What's going on? Why can't I speak?

The scream from extracting the weapon and the crippling burning sensation that was to follow, Chiri’s voice echoed throughout the tower. Her shriek, eventually dying down into a series of strained pants. Chiri dug her nails into the boards as she fought to remain conscious. A vague blur of dark partials swirling up from the boards at her fingertips, she took a few labored breaths as struggled against her body’s urge to blackout. Frustrated by the flurry of black specks in her vision, she slammed a fist into them. The action causing the planks in front of her to snap into focus once more, Chiri began to lift herself back onto her feet.

Levi grabbed a megaphone and shouted, "Hey old hag, did you finally realize what kidnapping and murder is? Did you possibly think you're above the law when you kidnapped and hurt Vanessa?" "I... Help..." Before Fiona could finish her sentence, she let out a shriek again. Her voice was sharp and irritating, just like her attitude. Levi continued to shout at her through the megaphone, "The chopper is going higher. Now it's 100 meters off the ground. In a while, it will be more than 1,000 meters, and it will continue to go higher. Enjoy your ride!" "Ah!!!" The only reply she gave to Levi was more deafening screams.

The wind got fiercer as my unmoving body and the boy whose breath had been lost started spinning in midair. "You must stop now or you'll invite something bad. You must not continue with this madness." Did they hear my cry? No. It was silently killed. Just as everything in that tiny space started to whip around the air, crashing against one another, a large crack appeared between the symbols drawn in the circle. The hotness of the ground followed with that thick red smoke bellowing from the ground. . . "I don't wanna listen anymore! Please, my stomach hurts so much!" The cries of the one called Chosan, brought me out of that dark night. Her mother, Festin and Thorien all took their attention

As they walked, she could hear a thick noise from afar which was like the sound of many cars. The noise became closer and she stopped for a moment as she saw a black chopper with its rotor rotating slowly. She could see men in Black suits mounting in front of the chopper and she couldn't understand what was going on. She had only seen scenes like this on TV. She had never seen a chopper all her life and she felt so excited that she almost freaked out. "You like it?" He asked as they moved closer to the chopper. "Yes!" She said, gleefully as he placed a cigar in his mouth.

*Vivienne* I dropped the phone. The glass screen shattered completely on the iron rail, the blue light dying instantly. Blackness swallowed us again. "Vivienne?" Clara’s voice was a tiny gasp in the dark. She was tugging my sleeve. "What did she say? What's that noise?" The mountain was shaking. It wasn't an earthquake. It was the deep, rhythmic pounding of heavy rotors cutting through the air right above the stone ceiling. Two military choppers. No markings.

Hold your lane! Brake! Brake! The screech of burning rubber ripped through the midnight thunder, a deafening, metallic howl that sliced right through the roar of the rain. The massive front tire of a heavy, custom built chopper slammed sideways, fish tailing across the slick asphalt before it violently shuddered to a halt. The chrome exhaust pipe hissed, stopping a mere two inches from Valerie's wet, tangled hair. The blistering heat from the engine block radiated off the metal, burning against her frozen cheek.

Sparks flew as claws met steel, as bodies slammed against the machine keeping me trapped in this nightmare. “Zade!” I screamed, though I didn’t know if he could hear me over the chaos. The helicopter bucked harder, one of the landing struts tearing free from the tarmac. My wolf pulsed inside me again, wild and terrified, as Ashar and Heath’s snarls tore through the air. The chopper tilted, blades slicing dangerously low, and then— Everything went black.

Tears welled in my eyes as well as I loosened the rope on them, and after I did, they jumped into my arms, crying their eyes out. I hugged them tightly. “Shhh, don't cry. Mommy is here. I'm here.” Their wet clothes and tears soaked my dress, but I did not care and lifted them up in my arms. Another of Chloe's men dropped dead again. “Who's there?” Matteo cried out fearfully, glancing around but could not find the location of the so-called sniper. Seeing this, Chloe suddenly pointed the gun in her hands at me. “Don't move. Didn't I tell you to come alone? It turns out you brought company.”