Deep End Gravity Falls Novels & Stories

‘Tis a tragedy but I have learned to not pity them too much they despise it. “Open it,” Dae-Jung told me, and I smiled at him before I opened the box, I gasped lightly when I saw a necklace with minimalist purple stones on it. It is made of tanzanite, a stone that is believed to only exist at the ends of the world. I recognize the stone, I have read about it in so many books, and I saw it once too, my grandmother had a stone just like it. “I could not accept this,” I said softly.

My eyes looking down, focusing on the bubbles floating on the surface of the water. He places his hand under my chin and tips my head up to look at him. I could forever be lost in his deep blue eyes. They look like a vast, endless ocean that is determined to pull me in and drown me. “It would seem that fate wanted to bring two lost souls together tonight.” He whispers, his lips only at most an inch from mine. He lets go of my chin and places his hands on my bottom, sliding me so my naked body is pressed against him and we are skin to skin. I feel his throbbing member pressed against me and my core begins to ache. I want him to fill me up, taking me on wave after wave of ecstasy until we coll

The entire room was plunged into darkness, the only light coming from the emergency exit signs and the faint glow from their own devices. “You’re too late,” Derek hissed, clearly unnerved by the sudden loss of control. “You won’t get out of here alive.” But Ethan wasn’t listening anymore. He moved swiftly, his footsteps purposeful as he closed the distance between himself and Derek. Olivia, her heart racing, knew this was it the final confrontation that would either secure their freedom or condemn them both. Derek was quick, his hand reaching for a hidden weapon, a sleek, black gun that gleamed ominously in the low light. He aimed it at Ethan, his eyes filled with venom.

i wiped my tears but my eyes still watered, my stomach grumbled cos I've not eaten and I my didn't know when I slept off. I woke up as I heard Helplessly by Tatiana Manaois from my phone, I checked the time, it was 7am, it was Sunday and Mass starts at 9, I checked the caller ID and I saw it was Ethan when the phone stopped ringing, I checked the number of missed calls, and I opened my eyes wide as I saw 23 missed calls, I checked the time he called and I saw different times even midnight, I saw 8:27pm, 10:10pm, 11:30pm, 12:12am, 1:48am, 3:15am, 4:28am, 5:50am, 6:00am and now 7:00am. I gasped. "Didn't he sleep through out the night" I wondered, he called 23 times all through the night .

The golden pillar of light did not just illuminate the colosseum; it tore through the very fabric of the localized temporal bubble. The rhythmic hum of the massive brass rings outside the shaft violently spiked into a deafening, metallic shriek. Inside the chamber, gravity failed for a fraction of a second. Devashish’s leather ledger floated upward, its yellowed pages flapping wildly, before slamming back down to the obsidian floor as the atmospheric pressure plummeted.

Red emergency lights began to spin, casting blood-colored shadows across the woman’s silver-etched skin. "Vane," Zack yelled, stumbling against the wall. "He’s scuttling the rig! He’s going to drown us all!" Victor looked at the woman in his arms, then toward the exit that led back to his family. The rig groaned again, a deep, tectonic shriek of dying metal as the ocean began to push its way inside. Victor didn't drop her. He threw her over his shoulder and bolted for the moon-pool, the freezing water already swirling around his ankles as the deep-sea facility began its final descent into the abyss.

Rey swallowed hard, then forced her legs to move, pulling him along faster. "It's okay, Beau, don't be afraid," she murmured as they rounded a sharp turn. But the world beneath them crumbled. The stone floor split, the ground giving way with a deafening crack. Rey barely had time to scream before gravity wrenched them down, dragging them into the abyss. The air whipped past, Beau's cry piercing her ears. But even as they plummeted hundreds of feet, she refused to let go of his hand. Her lungs seized as the cold sea swallowed them whole, the salt biting her tongue, water forcing itself into her throat. Darkness engulfed them, the roar of the ocean deafening as she fought for breath that wasn'

Maya gave him one nod. Sam pulled. The service door opened inward exactly three inches. The raider froze. Then the floor beneath him disappeared. Not dramatically. Maya did not have time for pits, spikes, or anything that would require a meeting about liability. It was just a sheet of greased plastic over loose pallet slats and gravel, angled into the old delivery sump. The man slid down with a noise like a wardrobe falling in a bath. Aaron blew the whistle.

"But we’re waking up." --- ### The Final Recall The computer screen exploded. A final, desperate command echoed through the room. **[INITIATING TOTAL PURGE]** **[REMOVING ALL TRACES OF THE 'ORIGIN' VIRUS]** The grey grid beneath us didn't just dissolve; it **shattered**. We fell. Not into a white void. Not into a red wasteland. We fell into a sea of cold, black liquid. I gasped, my ink-body merging with the blackness. I felt Rowan and Leo beside me, their shapes blurring as the liquid tried to absorb them.