Don't Let Me Fall Series Novels & Stories

And before I could recover, It fell. Time didn’t exactly stop, but it stretched in a way that made everything feel detached. The tray slid from my hands, the dishes clattering softly before one final dish tipped forward, and I went with it. I stumbled trying to catch it, my foot catching on nothing, my balance giving out entirely. A sharp inhale from the room. Then I was falling. Not on the floor, on her. A solid impact jolted through me as I landed awkwardly in the lap of Xarian’s mother.

She turned to me, her voice softening. “Ma’am, do you need any help?” Following her gaze, I looked down at my clothes. Blood from my nose had dripped onto them. It looked like a mess. I nodded, raising a hand to wipe the blood away. Then I turned around and followed a server to the lounge. After the door closed, I could still hear Daniel shouting outside. “You want to call the police? Go ahead if you’ve got the guts!

The system was silent for a moment before replying, "Do you really want to give up now? You are just one step away from the end. If she falls in love with you now, she will remember everything, and the real her will wake." I sighed and answered, "Logically speaking, her consciousness should be 80% similar to her original self in the final world. However, that 80% of hers doesn't even harbor the slightest bit of love for me. Perhaps she never once loved me." Just then, I suddenly recalled that our relationship had only started because of a bet. She and her friends had a competition to see who could win over the most handsome guy at the Mecha Academy. After she got together with me, she treate

My arms hold her tight against my body. “Milo?” I hear Leni’s desperate cry beyond the wind rushing past my ears. “It’s me, Sugar. Don’t let go.” The fall free fall lasts forever. Time feels like it doesn’t exist. It doesn’t even feel like my body exists anymore. Until we come to a sudden stop. The hardwood floor buckles and cracks beneath me when I land flat on my back. The impact knocks the wind out of me. Leni crushes me from the top, amplifying the effect. Her body is ice cold and limp in my arms.

The words stole my breath. And for the first time, I didn’t push him away. That night, when I closed my eyes, I realized something terrifying. I wasn’t just letting him in. I was falling. And falling fast.

Irene sighed as she replaced her lipstick on the table, then grabbed her bag and stepped outside. When she was about to open the door, Irene collided with Noah, who had returned to his apartment unit to retrieve his cell phone, which had been left on the couch. They were both shocked until Irene fell. Noah, on the other hand, quickly snatched Irene's body into his arms. "You should be careful," said Noah. Irene stared at Noah before standing up straight to get away from Noah's arms. "You should be the one who is careful." Irene protested later, "I almost fell because of you."

That night, sitting across from Viona as she absentmindedly recounted a story about her first day at Edenvale, I realized something that unsettled him deeply. "Damn..." I was falling. Not in a rush, not in chaos, but slowly, steadily, dangerously. I was falling for her-and I wasn't sure I wanted to stop.

Isabella stirred against my back, murmuring incoherently, fever dragging her deeper into half-consciousness. I swallowed the taste of blood in my mouth. “Not today,” I whispered to them both. “You’re not taking them today.” --- The Fall It was inevitable. My legs finally gave on a jagged incline. I dropped to one knee, snow biting deep, ribs exploding fire. Isabella slipped against me, the kid jolting in my arms. “Damn it!” I roared, slamming my fist into the snow. Kaia was there instantly, eyes blazing. “You can’t keep this up—”

I miss him and he didn't text me today. After the lift stop on my floor, I walked out with no energy. Thinking about Alex makes me anxious, iiidang it. It's okay he's okay. I quickly enter my apartment and suddenly I saw a candle when I opened the door. I get inside There's so many candles and my apartment is dark. Suddenly there's a projector and a video played there.

A voice echoed behind me, it startled me but I turned to meet the lady I had seen earlier in my thoughts, leaning close to me. The woman stood there, smile twisted, eyes dark with intent. Soon after her hands shoved hard into my chest. I fell. The sensation was sickening, endless, my scream torn from me by the rushing air. Just before impact, a name flashed bright and undeniable in my mind, pulling me away from my sleep. “Marisol.”