Crashed Into You Novels & Stories

Instead of slowing down, it sped up and smashed straight through the guardrail. The car flipped through the air, then slammed hard into the concrete barrier. Flames burst into the sky after a deafening crash.

I had to be with Adriel, and we needed to find Lucien and Leilani together. My hands gripped the steering wheel tightly as I sped down the familiar roads, my thoughts a whirlwind of emotions. My heart ached, and I tried to stay focused on the road, but the news had shattered me, leaving me in a daze. Suddenly, a car appeared from a side street, swerving right into my path. I slammed on the brakes, but it was too late. The impact was inevitable. The loud crash echoed in my ears, and my body jolted forward as the airbag deployed, cushioning my impact.

There was a deafening crunch of metal and the sickening shatter of glass as the front end of my car smashed head-first into a tree at the side of the road. The impact threw me forward and the seatbelt locked, punching the air from my lungs and then hen nothing but the sound of hissing steam and the relentless drumming of rain on what was left of my roof…

I drank until my stomach was perforated and nearly suffered alcohol poisoning, all for a single deal. I even once sped down the highway at 220 miles per hour to sign a contract, coming dangerously close to death. I was the one who pulled Sanders Technology back from the brink of collapse and drove it toward going public. Those ten years were full of hardships and sacrifices, and above all, they were for her. Time and again, I had believed I would dedicate my life to this company, and to her. I never thought I would leave today like this, with my heart dead and my soul in ruins.

I closed my eyes, instinctively trying to shield Abby with my body, waiting for the crash. But instead of the impact, a loud crash echoed beside me. The sound of metal crunching and tires squealing filled the air. The world seemed to shake as a second car barreled out of nowhere, slamming into the car that was headed toward us. The two vehicles collided with such force that they spun out of control, the screeching of metal deafening.

At least I won't die human and alone. Then a loud crash as our cars smashed into each other. Metals screeched and glasses bit my face. I saw myself floating with the car, metals pressed against me and then darkness. I'm coming to you...Christine.

Without warning, a loud crash shattered everything. Another car slammed into us brutally from the side. The impact was violent. Eric lost control of the steering wheel as our car spun wildly. I screamed at the top of my lungs, terror flooding my body as I realized we were in a real accident. The world blurred around me — screeching tires, breaking glass, and the sickening feeling of the car losing balance.

With a deafening crash, I hit the ground like a watermelon smashed against concrete. My skull split open. Blood gushed out, forming a pool all around me.

Something, probably a stone, punctured the rubber with brutal efficiency, and the car jolted violently, lurching to one side as the wheels shredded. My attempts to steer out of the impending disaster were futile. The car skids sideways, the rear end swinging out uncontrollably. In a moment of chaos, I see the world spin around me—a dizzying whirl of shattered glass and the horrific crunch of metal. The car crashes with a thunderous impact, sending debris flying in all directions. The force of the collision is merciless, throwing both me and Alec against the safety belts as the airbags deployed. The engine sputtered and died, the once powerful roar now reduced to a haunting silence.

We crashed into a tree, landing with a thud that shook the ground. “What's happening!?” I panicked, but that was about the last strength I had before my vision failed me.