Crashing Into You Novelas e Histórias

My thoughts are a jumbled mess, but one thing is clear; I don’t want to die. Suddenly, there’s a deafening crash as the jet slams into the water. The impact is brutal, like hitting a wall at full speed. The force throws me forward against the seatbelt, and the world erupts in chaos. Everything is noise and pain and confusion. I hear glass shattering, metal crumpling, and the horrifying rush of water as it begins to flood the cabin. The lights go out completely, plunging us into darkness.

As long as I didn't end up alone with Marianne in the house tonight, I wouldn't fall into their trap. I tightened my grip on the steering wheel and took a deep breath. Then I slammed my foot on the gas. The engine roared as the car lunged forward. Without a second thought, I aimed straight for the concrete barrier on the roadside. A deafening crash exploded through the air as the vehicle plowed directly into it. The entire car shook violently from the impact.

The email from Apex was very positive, and I wanted to make a good impression. As I got closer to the Apex office, the traffic light turned red. I stopped and waited for it to change. The street was quiet with only a few cars. I took a deep breath to calm down. Suddenly, I saw a black SUV speeding towards the intersection. It didn’t look like it was going to stop. My heart started racing. I tried to move out of the way, but it was too late. The SUV crashed into my car with a loud bang. My car spun around, and everything became a blur of metal and glass. My head hit the window, and pain shot through my body. The airbag came out and helped protect me, but I was still dizzy from the crash.

Ultimately, after leaving two crooked tire tracks baked into the asphalt, the van managed to squeeze into the emergency lane in front of me and run into the sand pit. The front wheels drove straight into the sand. The rear end of the van was raised in the air, and the van finally slowed to a stop at the edge of the pit. White smoke and a pungent, burned smell billowed from the hood. Billy scrambled out of the shattered window, completely covered in blood. He fell to the ground on his knees, gagging a few times, before looking up and meeting my gaze. He froze for a moment. Then, his eyes lit up.

_Luca’s POV_ The world didn’t just crash—it folded in on itself. Metal screamed, the kind of sound that splits straight through bone, as the truck slammed into us from the left. One second, Raphael’s car was in sight. The next, the entire universe became shattering glass, the whip of a seatbelt against my chest, my skull slamming hard enough into the headrest that stars burst behind my eyes. We spun over and over. Tires screeched, grinding rubber against asphalt. The car tipped, swayed, threatened to roll. Matteo cursed, Nico’s guttural shout ripped the air, and I—

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.

What the hell am I supposed to do? I hit the parking lot, tires screeching on the icy surface, and slide into my usual spot. I scramble out, half-dragging my things, my coat almost hooking on the handle of the door. My sneaker catches an icy patch. I lurch forward uncontrollably— And collide straight into Nick.

Maria had yelled, “We never talk about this. You’re flying through life, and I...” It all happened in a heartbeat. The screech of tires barely registered before a loud crash filled the air—a huge truck barreling through a red light. Richard’s instincts kicked in. He yanked the wheel, but it was too late. The impact was crushing, enveloping them in chaos as glass shattered and metal twisted.

My wolf stirred uneasily beneath my skin, pacing, restless, sensing the storm that hovered right above us. I exhaled slowly. My fingers hooked under the seal. And then…. A blaring horn. The violent screech of tires. My head snapped up just in time to see a blur of metal hurtling toward me. Before I would even get my hands on my car wheel to drive out of the incoming vehicle, it had already crashed into me. The crash came like a thunderclap. The other car smashed into mine with force, hurling me sideways. The world spun, metal groaned, glass shattered.

The pain, the guilt, it was always there. As the tears blurred my vision, I couldn't see clearly enough to see the traffic lights ahead turn green. Without realizing it, I swerved and slammed hard into the side of an SUV which had turned into the road directly ahead. The impact sent me flying forward, crashing harshly against the wheel wells. A searing pain coursed through my head and shoulder. My neck cracked loudly and I fell unconscious.