Crash Landing On You Novels & Stories

My vision flashed blue, then gold, then fractured into something darker. “No,” I gasped. “This is wrong.” Kaden growled, the sound vibrating against my back. “Hold on.” Kael’s voice cut through the noise, sharp and strained. “Do not let go of her.” I wanted to laugh. Or cry. Or scream at the universe for its cruelty. Let go? Of which one? The darkness opened. We didn’t land. We were thrown. The world spat us out violently, hurling us onto hard ground with bone rattling force. My shoulder hit first. Pain exploded down my arm. I rolled, gasping, lungs screaming as air finally rushed back in.

I flew into him so hard he disengaged from Lilith with strong force, and we both flew over the edge, crashing straight down through the floors and landing with a vicious thud into the S-class on the ground floor. Only a ringing heartbeat passed. And shrieks of fear and panic rang in the air.

My breath hitched. “Let’s go,” he murmured, locking eyes with me. "O-okay..." But before I could follow him, I felt my leg catch on something—Stella’s foot. The world tilted violently. My heel snapped beneath me like a twig, and I was falling—fast, uncontrollably—straight toward the table stacked high with crystal champagne glasses. The crash was deafening. Glass shattered like a thousand tiny screams, slicing through the air and cutting into my skin. Sharp edges and cold liquid hit me all at once like a cruel welcome to humiliation.

"And you never stop lying." She tilted her head. "I gave you a chance. You threw it away." I aimed the gun at her, cocking it. "This is over tonight." A sly smile rose up her mouth, "Is it?" The ground beneath my feet groaned. I had no time to move out of the way as the entire building came down. Falling into the Unknown The ground beneath us collapsed. I dangled in mid-air for a second before my body fell onto wreckage. Agony burst in every direction as I rolled blindly in the dark.

“Stagger the restructuring. Keep the media branch afloat just long enough to announce your new partnerships first. Let the stockholders see the vision before you clean the house.” I nodded, he was right. We stood there in a comfortable silence for a moment, watching the moonlight ripple across the lake. Then. BANG! A sudden loud crash echoed behind us. My heart nearly leapt into my throat. I jumped violently and spun toward the noise, but I spun too fast, too wildly. And in that split second, I lost my footing entirely. “Ah!” I gasped, flailing slightly, only to crash straight into Alaric. The world tilted and then the both of us went down to the ground.

A man I’m falling in love with, and I can’t deny it anymore. I look out at the ocean, wondering if the jet plane has gone in the Channel yet. I can’t see the lights anymore, and it’s been at least ten minutes since we landed in the water. It has to have crashed by now. Just like YOU’RE going to crash, if you’re not careful. I hope that Mike made it out in one piece. Just like I hope that I make it out in one piece. From Epicurus… From the authorities… From Grant Carlson.

and crash into a hard male chest. I yelp and my tray goes flying, all of the contents taking their different directions and then it clatters noisily to the ground. My foot slide out from under me and I go crashing towards the floor but strong hands grab me, stopping my accident. I stare up speechlessly at Tate, and after a tense second, he helps me straighten up.

Gravity is not my friend, and my stomach lifts in my body as I am temporarily weightless in the air. I take Dane down in a flying hurdle I don’t intend. Instead, I am just looking for a soft landing spot to save me from ultimate permanent disfigurement. His arms, face, and torso meet my body side on, and we become a splat-impacted, entangled mess of limbs and grunts as we topple the last small set of five steps into a rolling ball. We crash across the marble floor, somehow ending up wrapped together in the fetal position with me on top, and hit a sliding stop against the nearest pillar.

I’m struggling to stay in the sky, having very limited mobility with only one wing. Suddenly, I hear another ‘thunk’ coming from the opposite direction. A harpoon spears me in my other wing and I begin to freefall into the arena. I crash, taking out one side of the arena and making the ground shake. Next to me, the spectator stands crumble where my fire has been burning.

The plane started shaking and started descending heading for impact. *BOOM* The sound of the crashing airplane could be heard as it crashed upon a mountain and I found myself blacking out and getting lost in oblivion...