Deer Creek Drive Novels & Stories

He must know I'm nervous as is. When I finally get my thoughts back under control and I'm back to reality, I notice we're now driving through a cute town. The houses are all decent sized looking clean and well picked up. Two minutes go by of us driving in this town when Declan pulls into a driveway of a white house with a big oak porch. It's the perfect ranch style home. "Who's house is this?" I question curiously. Declan ignores the question stepping out of the car, "Come on."

Neither of us offer a handshake to Deke. We walk out to a vehicle that probably cost as much as a small house. It’s the Mercedes version of a Hummer. I want to hate it, but I have to admit, it’s pretty sweet. “Here, man, I don’t want your bare ass on my seats.” Deke tosses a towel at me and I wrap it around my waist. They drive us up and out of the mini gorge and loop around to the dead-end road where we left the Harley, my clothes just a short hike away.

I say, gesturing to the back seat. Dre looks to Ruth, then me. "She needs a ride home." "Sure," Dre says. She turns to Ruth, acknowledging her briefly. I steal a glance at Ruth, my eyes pleading, begging her not to say anything stupid. "Hi, Dre," she greets softly, while a coy smile plays on her lips. Dre smiles awkwardly in return. I start the engine, driving out of the student parking lot. I turn left, taking the route opposite from Dre's house.

Frank surrendered, “Alright, I drove the car out for you. Hurry up and go, don't keep the girl waiting for too long." Drake climbed onto the car with heavy steps, and the car slowly departed. Thorne shouted behind him, "Are you afraid of crushing the snail? Hurry up!" The car then accelerated and left. Based on the location sharing map Ruby gave him, Drake arrived at 40 Binjiang Road. From a distance, he could see a tiny black dot standing out in the vast and open sky, under the milky twilight. Drake approached the small dark figure in his car, getting closer and closer until he could clearly see Ruby curled up on the bench. For some unknown reason, there was a hint of desolation and lonelin

You’re eerily calm about all of this. Is that really the most important thing right now? I ask. No. I can almost see him mentally shake his head. I just - I’m not calm. I don’t know how you are. Jeremy breaks into the mindlink. Delta, Gamma, at the end of the drive, there is a deer path. Follow it for about five miles to where it meets a stream. Then turn south. You’ll run right into the camp after about three miles.

he said with a salute as they got to Trina's car. “I'm driving, you should rest a little bit before we get there!“ Decker said, taking the keys from her. With the helps of the Gps he drives speedily on the road till he reach a small cottage at the far end of the road behind the city of Wales, Decker parked the car as they got out of the car and walked towards the small cottage with their pistol up in the air as they stride cautiously to the cottage, the door creaked as they peep inside the living room before stepping into it, they strides to the center when the door suddenly slammed shut and they look back on impulse with an unsteady breath..

Drake The leaves had collected at the door again and all over the parking lot. There was nothing more breathtaking than the crimson, dark yellow, and burnt oranges that filled the scene before him. The large, colorful trees lined the narrow road that led up to the gym. He took a quick right and moved more into the line of the forest, breathing in deeply and picking up his pace until he was running hard. Jake would kick his ass if he tried to talk the other man into something so aggressive, but for him... it was a walk in the park.

“Yeah well, you’re worth it.” “Really now?” “Yep. And if I had to do it again, I would.” “I see you are just as crazy as he is,” I said, raising an eyebrow. We drove a little while before turning off onto a dirt road. Trees lined both sides of the road. I was not sure where we were. It was dark outside making the road look creepy. We finally came to a clearing and I saw a large lake in front of us. There were trees surrounding the lake and a small beach area right off the road. It was beautiful, the moon was shining so brightly that it reflected off the water. Damian pulled his truck onto the beach, getting as close to the water as he could, then turned and parked with the back of the truck

But I'd rather just not face that, and he knew it. He drove out to a field passed his parents' farm, and I knew where he was going before we actually got there. Twin Creeks had been named that for a reason. There was a creek that ran through Cross Acres and another from the opposite side of the Burins' farm, and in the backmost part of their property, the two converged. It had made their soil rich and their family wealthy. That spot had always been where Charlie and Austin had held parties in high school, and when their family had large gatherings, it was always where the creeks merged. There was a huge tree that grew right where the rivers created a V that provided an umbrella of shade. I'd

"This is as far as the wheels take us. The entrance to the drainage network is three hundred yards up the creek bed." That was the exact place Elara had used to escape… who knew it was this close to where I was living?! fuck me.