Crashing Into You Novels & Stories

“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.

But I got distracted, and in a blink—tires screeched, glass shattered, metal crumpled. I had collided with another vehicle. Pain shot through my body as everything went black.

He moved his hand again, this time with a little more force but Lucia stumbled and she held him. He caught her and my chest cracked. “Tsk. Drama queen,” Lyra mocked and I turned, walking fast, not looking, and…Crash! I slammed into someone, we lost our balance, and fell into a table. The loud crashing sound of the wine glasses shattering on the floor. Tiny sparkling shards of glass were sprayed on the floor with liquid spilling everywhere.

And instantly the hinges crack as stone dust falls from the frame. Just after the third impact, the door tears from its frame and crashes to the floor. BANG!!!

Sandy was having a girl crush, she was absolutely stunning. Deep inside, she was crushed. These are the kind of women John was surrounded with every other day. She started to sink inside herself, second-guessing her own judgment. Maybe she was rushing into things because of how infatuated she was by him. She started to think that she might be biting more than she can chew. **********

"She's still figuring out things about the neighbourhood like when the bins get collected or how to-" Amelia's voice is cut off as Ambrose curses loudly and tries to make a wide turn, but it's too late. A car appears completely out of nowhere and crushes itself into the side of our car. My shoulder and part of my head slam into the window as the car impacts Ambroses side, which is also Amelia's side. People appear from out of nowhere, walking out of shops and rushing over to our car and pulling doors open, I hear one voice say they've called an ambulance. It's all a loud ringing noise, but I can only comprehend one thing.

something brushes behind my thighs and with energies that surge up from the depths of terror, I gain speed. Five feet... ... and I hurl myself forward and between the line of bollards that blocks off this end of the road. At least this time I'm ready for it, rolling as I land, easing the worst of my collision with the concrete... I'm going to pay for this later... ... and my shoulder shrieks a protest as the paving rises up to meet me... But from behind me, the squeal of brakes then the crash of crushing metal, shattering glass and fractured concrete. The nearest bollard cracks and splinters, the top half breaking off to vibrate on a steel core.

"Don't you dare Harper, you are getting a lot more rebellious with every passing day, you're going to come home for the holidays, it's been a long time since you last visited" Harper dislikes family gatherings, but he does not want to disappoint his mother. He talks about other things and ignores the topic of family gathering, Mrs. William also know his reluctance to attend family gathering so she did not pursue it anymore "OK, If you say so" He was about to get into the elevator and hang up the phone when someone ran into him; as a result of the incident, Harper's phone fell. He looked at his phone whose screen got damaged, he picked up the phone and wanted to ignore the person who collided

Johnny growled darkly, "Your money's ours if you die, you wretched beast!" A car was zooming toward me. I saw the driver, and how his eyes had gone wide with panic. His hands gripped the steering wheel as his tires desperately skidded to a halt. Soon, the air was filled with the stench of burning rubber. This fear. This fear was oh-so familiar. It hit me like a truck, and I was rooted to the asphalt, unable to move. Right before the car could crash into me, a black supercar lunged from somewhere behind me and bumped into the incoming car, forcing it back.

In a fraction of a heartbeat that felt like an eternity, the SUV collided with her car with bone-jarring force, the impact shattering her fragile hope for safety. The world spun into a maddening whirl as the SUV’s brutal momentum propelled her car sideways, careening towards another vehicle that loomed menacingly in her periphery. The sickening crunch of metal meeting metal reverberated through the air as the specter of an impending disaster drew nearer with each passing second.