Crashed Into You Novels & Stories

At that same moment, all hell continued to break loose. both men crashed back into the house. We were just starting to make our escape when we intercepted the crash. Glass flew through the room. I grabbed my bag and tried to dodge all the shards flying towards us. I stumbled as I ran and twisted my ankle, falling face first.

and by an unexpected coincidence I collided with it which caused me to rock and a loud crashing sound. When I open my eyes a cracked Camera is next to me, full of glass around and ruined lenses in front of me. O M G “Kalila” I raise my head and saw. "Billy" I said and slowly stood in front of him. “SORRY, SORRY BILLY !!!!” what have I done. "I didn't mean to sorry sorry… huh cracked cracked !!!" I felt scared as I watched the camera on the floor crack it and it looked like the crash was strong.

You hide in silence because you cannot endure the weight of your own voice. Her knees buckled, striking the glass ground hard enough to draw blood. The crystal beneath her palms sliced her skin, and the sight of her blood shimmered silver in the fractured light. Her chest heaved, tears burning at the corners of her eyes. “No,” she whispered, but the word trembled. The illusions pressed harder. The ground split open, and from the fissures rose figures cloaked in shadow—familiar outlines, twisted beyond recognition. She saw her mother’s face, weary with disappointment. She saw her mentors, shaking their heads. She saw villagers, whispering behind raised hands.

The car left the road and crashed into the muddy ditch. Then we hit a large tree. The impact was so hard that everything around me seemed to spin. Glass flew through the air, metal bent, and the airbag exploded in front of me. My head hit something hard, and pain rushed through my body. Then everything became dark.

She deserves Richard and his fancy house and not having to worry about money anymore. Even if it means I have to suffer through this place. I'm reading her text and trying to walk at the same time when I realize I'm going too fast. There's a corner coming up, and I should probably slow down, but I'm already late and— CRASH. The collision happens so fast I don't even see it coming. One second I'm rushing around the corner, the next I'm slamming into something solid and warm. My coffee cup flies out of my hands like it has wings, and hot coffee goes everywhere. I mean everywhere. It splashes across the stone floor, it hits the walls, and worst of all, it soaks both me and whoever I just crashe

“MUM! Look out! It collides into the side of us. I hear her scream, followed by glass shattering. The sickening crack of my own bones echoes through my head as I’m thrown through the window. The tyres screeched across the tarmac. Moments later, the sound of sirens echoed around me.

For a second, I believed he would. But the SUV slammed into Matteo so hard, I didn't think he could survive it. The sound was catastrophic, like a bomb going off. The SUV slammed into Matteo’s front corner with a bone-crushing force, the black car spinning from the impact. The hood crumpled in a spray of sparks, glass shattered everywhere. The SUV didn’t stop. It shoved forward, grinding against Matteo’s car, the shriek of metal on metal drowning out every other sound. His car spun again, once, twice, then slammed sideways into the barricade with a sickening crunch that rattled the stands.

The impact came fast and hard. One moment, I was trying to make sense of Joshua’s words. Then next, my world exploded. A deafening bang cracked through the air as the black SUV slammed into the front of my car with full force. My body snapped forward before the seatbelt yanked me back violently. I heard the sickening crunch of metal folding into metal, of glass shattering like ice beneath a hammer. The windshield spider-webbed in an instant, fragments flying past my face, some slicing through the skin along my jaw.

Those were some bold words. Zara turned to tease him, wanting to say, 'So that's the real you, Mr. Kronos.' However, before she could get the words out, there was a loud bang. It was like something exploded right in her head. Zara jumped in shock. At the same moment, the car spun out of control and smashed into a big tree! Thrown forward by the crash, Zara, who had not buckled up, hit the back of the front seat hard. Her ribs stung with the pain.

But her efforts were of no use. Through all the distance, I didn't want to look back, nothing else mattered to me, I felt empty, broken and incomplete. All that went through my mind were memories, memories of our time together. Me with Jade and with him,(Roderigo). "Look where you're going you crazy lady!" A woman yelled peeping out from her class. I hit myself on few obstacles and cars, making some passengers and drivers to yell at me, but I didn't care. To me, it was as if the whole world was mute and went void.