Crashing Into You Novels & Stories

There I was minding my own business, leisurely walking along the path leading out of the Hudson estate, impatiently waiting for my father to finish his ‘important’ business call so he could drop me off at school on his way to work. When out of nowhere this clumsy badly dressed little fool with horrible glasses, bumped right into me. In this day in age haven’t she heard of contact lens? And even though she apologies almost instantly, this idiot didn’t show the slightest respect by looking at the person she just rudely ran into.

My car narrowly swerved past the sleek Maybach, sparks flying in the dark night. But right ahead was a concrete barrier. I realized there was no time to brake and could only brace myself as I crashed straight into it. Bang!

I was driving nowhere fast, trying to escape the cruel world. Until something stopped me. A sudden impact. The world erupted in a crash like the sound you heard in the movie when there was an accident, metal and glass colliding. My head slammed to the side, and pain exploded through my skull.

WHAM The car swerves to the right, and I see it coming up hard and fast. With one loud crash. Everything goes black.

“You act like hot pilots grow on trees.” “Manifestation, baby.” He grins. “Think positive.” Before I can tell him exactly where he can stick his manifestation, someone barrels around the corner, moving way too fast. I’m about to argue when someone barrels around the corner, moving way too fast. And before I can sidestep, I crash into something or someone hard. My ice cream cone squelches against a very solid, very expensive-looking navy jacket. “Oh my God,” I squeak, stumbling backward.

"You're a cripple now, so let's see how you're going to fight me now." Suddenly, his hand tilted, and the entire glass of scalding hot milk poured over my arm. A sharp, burning pain exploded through my nerves as I grunted in pain, and my crutch slipped from my grip. I lost balance and crashed heavily to the floor. A searing agony ripped through my leg, and cold sweat from pain soaked my back. But what broke me more was the music box that tumbled from my arms and clattered onto the floor with a crisp crack.

Luca POV I felt the world tilt beneath me before my body hit the ground. Voices blurred. Someone shouted my name. My head was spinning, my vision full of white noise. Valeria couldn’t be gone. She couldn’t. I forced myself up, stumbled out of the mansion, and half-ran toward the garage. I didn’t care about the guards, the questions, the eyes that followed me. I just needed to find her. The moment I got into the car, I saw the envelope she’d left on the passenger seat.

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.

He snarls. Absolutely not... I sprint even faster and turn a sharp corner, looking back one last time to see how close he is and... BAM!!! I collide violently into something solid! It feels like sprinting full-force into a brick wall and the impact knocks the wind completely out of my lungs, and a pained gasp escapes me as I stumble backward, instinctively rubbing my forehead. "Ow..." I wince, blinking rapidly to clear my vision as I look up to see what I just clumsily crashed into... And my breath is knocked right back out of my chest, but this time, it has absolutely nothing to do with the collision!

I barely register it before the hit lands. His shoulder drives straight into the side of my head, the full force of his body slamming into me at top speed, and for a second, everything blanks out. There’s a sharp, sickening crack, my helmet whipping back, the impact rattling through my skull. My vision tilts, the ice blurring into a smear of white and red as my body lifts off my skates and crashes forward.