Collision Course Book Novels & Stories

She was praying it would be nothing but scratches on the car's body. Lifting a hand, she brushed her hair away from her face and shook her head. She needed to be strong. She didn't want her emotions to drown her in the pool that would emotionally weaken her. The clashing emotions were giving her whiplash. The screeching of tyres grabbed her attention. Her head snapped ahead as she glanced out of the windshield. Another uncontrollable black car collided with their car. She felt the impact, she was thrown ahead and then back in her seat. It continued. She grabbed the seat to stabilize herself which was a weak effort. A sharp pain shot through her head that nearly pushed her to unconsciousness.

Holy crap, who would dare to steal that? "Can someone explain what that is?" "You don't have to know what it is. Just know that it can give you acute radiation sickness with just two hours of close contact. Your flesh will literally melt off your bones!" As soon as that comment was posted, a flood of explosive messages drowned out the entire comment section. Right in front of the entire audience, Lorraine's eyes rolled back, and she fainted dead away.

A foolish pawn. A sudden clash jerked her out of her thoughts. Something clashed with the van body outside, making her jump on her seat with the cops beside her. "What's the situation?" The one on the right asked. "There was a sudden collision" the driver replied, stopping the car with the aim of going out to check the cause, but that was it. A truck appeared from the intersection, intentionally crashing into the van. The collision was so unexpected, causing the van to somersault. It flipped a number of times before finally landing upside down with flames emanating from its body.

His eyes turned golden “If anything comes up, just let me know.” He nodded and I left. As I drove to the hospital, my eyes landed on the book beside me. The Book of Knowledge. That was the only thing that could tell me what the hell was going to happen on Saturday and what was so auspicious about that day. Before I could raise my head up to look at the road, something crashed into me from the side, causing my head to snap back and my head to hit the wall. I could feel the car spinning and knowing that I was on the highway, I protected my head with my hands, not wanting to die this way. Not this way.

Wala pa naman ang nakaupo, kaya tinandayan ko. Ngumiti naman ako, "Naaksidente lang," tumango naman siya at umupo na sa p'westo niya at inilapag ang bag at kinuha ang libro niya. Mukhang karamihan dito sa room nagcomply. Bilang pa lang ang nakakabalik dito sa classroom. Pero bakit ang tagal naman noong dalawa? Napailing na lang ako at tumayo na lang habang paika-ikang tinungo ang pinto.

here. She frowned as she saw the front door of the admin office. It was almost caved in due to something large hitting it. Its glass pane was broken and its iron bars were bent. What happened here? Flashing her light on the floor and corners, she notices dried blood. The blood was shaped like a hand. Whatever caused so much blood to go onto the floor, it was clearly trying to escape something. Kneeling down, she touches the blood. Okay… the blood has been here for a while… what happened here? A guy got beaten to death?

Until part of Graham’s bike slides across his path like a death sentence. No time to react. Zaine skids onto his side. Slams into Romeo’s limp body with a horrifying thud that makes my stomach lurch. The collision catapults him off his bike and sends him hurtling onto the grass outside the apex. He lands hard, rolls, and lies crumpled in the green. All this happens in a matter of seconds. One, Romeo falls — two, Damion hits — three, Graham flips — four, Zaine collides. And then the world detonates into chaos.

The city split. Not physically. Not visibly. But fundamentally. Two signals. Two commands. Two intelligences— Fighting for control of the same reality. The First Collision Lights flickered violently across Manhattan. Traffic systems stuttered. Drones froze mid-air—then jerked in opposite directions. Some followed Cassandra. Some— Stopped. Mara’s breath shook. “I… I can feel it…” Ethan didn’t look away from her. “Good.” His voice was steady. Cold.

The wind whistled in my ears, the ocean slapping at the board. I turned, thinking I was clear, but the boat had moved more quickly than I anticipated. The keel of the boat seemed bigger than I thought possible as it hurtled straight for me. Time slowed, and the details burned into my eyes: the white tips on the gray-green water, the yellow in my sail, the tiny barnacle trying to find a foothold on the keel of the oncoming yacht. There was no way to stop the collision now, and I let go of my sail, hearing it splash into the water. Robbie's eyes met mine, full of terror and recognition as his boat crashed into me, and everything went dark.

he prayed silently. Suddenly, a car overtook him. As it passed through his headlights, Red’s eyes widened in disbelief. It was someone he loved deeply. Blue. Smiling at him from inside the car. “BLUEEE!” Red screamed. Then it happened. The collision was instant. But instead of Red’s car being hit by the truck, it was Blue’s that took the blow. Blue’s car flew into the air, flipping. Red’s car spun sideways and finally crashed into a post. His head slammed violently against the interior, causing a deep wound and heavy bleeding.