Curveball Novels & Stories

Ash POV Today Kinza came back after so many days. I was so happy. I was thinking to tell her about the Shahmeer incident but due to consecutive classes i wasn't able to. After the class ended i asked her to have coffee but on our way we saw Angry Bird. He had that same look on his face. He was wearing white shirt at that day and he was looking so hot. We said helo and after some time we were moving towards cafe but on the way that senior guy appeared in front of us.

He had hit the sand plate twice and he had to take a dive in that rotten food pool and got a pie in the face. Syncere knew Unique thought he was going to give him his pardon meaning he would not make him spin the wheel, but he is in for a big surprise. Syncere, just hoped that he could hit more than two plates this time. He had decided that he was going to the gun range, because he could shoot a ball with his eyes closed but couldn't shoot a sand plate of the air. “ALRIGHT LET'S BEGIN, THE REMEMBER YOU HAVE TO SHOOT AS MANY SAND PLATES AS YOU CAN!” The announcer said, as the first person yelled and started shooting at the flying sand plates.

she said. After I left the shop I decided to go to the local market before heading home. Thinking about what to cook tonight once inside going down the pasta side" Spaghetti and meatballs?" shiva asked " Sounds yummy " I said. Walking to the counter when I found everything I needed as I'm leaving I see the last people I don't wish to see walking in my direction were Sarah Ann Taylor, Bobby Jackson, and Tyler Scotts. Praying that they don't see me I hide my face in my hair a little and thank the goddess they didn't because I wouldn't be able I talk to anybody today" What about all day tomorrow? you have to see all of your pack tomorrow and talk to them too ? " shiva said making me more nervou

You are not except, I’m not surprised. “Have you two brothers under the spell of the fox spirit? You two always speak well of Daisy. Ellin was really angry and just pulled out a chicken feather broom to hit Abe. Abed ran around the sofa, his hands in the air and said “the truth may be hurt to hear but it is necessary.”

Every camera in the arena was focused on Rhys's right arm, expecting him to force a wrist shot through the crowd. ​But Rhys did not look at the net. ​His eyes were locked on a single coordinate on the far side of the zone, where Henderson was accelerating toward the blue line. ​Without shifting his hips, Rhys executed a perfect, no-look backhand pass. He translated the physical force through his wrist, sending the puck sliding across thirty feet of white ice, passing exactly two inches beneath the stick of the primary Vancouver defenseman. ​The pass was mathematically flawless. ​It intercepted Henderson’s trajectory with absolute spatial precision, allowing him to collect the puck without re

an old man sang his joy away. Murai cleaned his face with his palm. He hurled the decapitated head away, and it landed on the ground, rolling over and over again. He ran down to join his brothers in gyration. They danced in excitement, swinging their hands in a dance of honor for a man due for it. When they were tired, they settled down on the ground, anticipating an explanation of what had just happened. Murai was ready to tell them. He still couldn’t believe it himself. What had just happened? Now that the adrenalin had finished pumping, he was faced with the reality of his actions.

"The rumor concerning CRUZ company...you didn't hear it?" "CRUZ company? I didn't hear about that, what was it about?" "CRUZ company was accused of producing fake designs and forging other companies' designs of paintings. It was all over the news, Clara." There was a hint of shock and surprise in Ella's voice.

Al merely sneered and rolled his eyes, while I was completely enthralled by his outstanding ball handling. “That was one sick curveball.” I heard something say from somewhere in the crowd. “A curveball?” I turned to Al to see if he has any idea what it meant. “It’s a way to control the projectile of an object. You spin it in a certain direction that you want it to go while throwing it in the air to hit an unsuspecting target.” He responded while crossing his arms across his chest. “If that guy had that in his sleeve, then he should have done that in the first place!”

“$5 for 3 thr-“ Colton started incredulously, shaking his head as he cut himself off, slapping the crumpled note into the long-nailed hand that opened expectantly. Snatching up one of the tennis balls given to him, Colton coiled up as if he were a baseball pitcher, using all the force he could muster to slam the ball into the cups. Two fell from the top, but the remaining eight remained steadfast. Holding out his hands, he gaped at Kate. “See? This shit’s impossible to win.” “It’s not about the power of the throw, more about finding the sweet spot,” the carney winked at Kate, Colton’s knuckles growing translucent around the second ball. Once more, he cocked back his arm, his bicep tensing be

“Yeah. I figured if I ever got poisoned it’d be by bad takeout. That Chinese/Texmex place you always made us go on Game nights?” I smiled at him remembering “Juan-Tons” “That’s it! The one with the dumplings of death!” I could feel how much he was trying to stay calm- but him reminiscing on the past suddenly made my skin crawl. Bella glanced back nervously from the passenger seat. “Terrence… maybe save the jokes.” “Nah,” he said hoarsely. “If I stop joking that’s when you should panic.” We pulled into the Crescent clinic minutes later. Karissa was already out of the Hummer before it fully stopped.