Dramatic Fall Novels & Stories

I cough again, trying to stay conscious as the freezing air bites at my soaked skin. He hauls me out onto the muddy edge, both of us collapsing onto the frozen ground. My chest rises and falls in shallow, frantic heaves. My limbs cannot stop shaking. I turn my head toward him, ready to yell, to blame, to scream. But then it hits me. A flash. The stairs. I am falling. And Drake, he is there. He is standing at the top, watching me fall. His face is calm. Detached. He does not reach for me. He does not even try to stop it.

With the golden light surrounding the spot Alpha Raviel should have been, I could see everything happening on the stage, and right then, something strange happened. Alpha Drake fell and submitted! My breath hitched.

A sharp pain suddenly exploded through her skull. She cried out, dropping to her knees as both hands flew to her head. It felt as though something inside her mind had cracked open. “Ahhh!” The pain intensified. Her vision blurred. The forest around her spun wildly. She collapsed onto the ground, curling into herself as wave after wave of agony tore through her body. “No… make it stop…” Her body began to tremble violently. Every muscle tightened. Her heartbeat thundered in her ears.

he said. I was thunderstruck, so that was the reason why he had behaved that way and there I was, thinking a wolf close to him must have died or something bad must had happened. For a very strong wolf, he was surely dramatic. " Oh!" that was I could say. " I want to prove to you that I can be gentle, so please, make it easy for me by avoiding me until my wolf can't take it anymore, only then will I know that I have proved my point. "

I don’t tell him, and I start jogging to make sure he can keep up. 25 miles… This guy is slowing me down…. And he’s already cursing at me saying I need to slow down, and I haven’t even started sweating. WOW, and he’s an Alpha. “So, alpha do you want to walk back, and I can beat your ass then or now?” I ask while looking over my shoulder “I underestimated you… I was thinking you were an omega that was trying to get my attention and now I see I was wrong... can I owe you a favor and you don’t beat my ass??” he says while to breath and jog at the same time “I still need to at least punch you a couple of times to make it look like I beat your ass because if I don’t ill be going back on my word a

downcast, he replied drunkenly, his perfect world of love crashing down. “Yes, George, it will be an eyesore if I dated someone like you” Stacy concluded, and with a flick of her hair, she dragged Brown about to leave the stadium. The crowd of students all shouted at her refusal, soon they all began booing her, a few students handling live transmission from the school page came forward and began filming them closely George unable to bear the refusal, held Stacy’s hands as she walked past him, she turned her back to him

But deep down… I knew I wasn’t hallucinating this time. I really saw it. It was real. I immediately covered my eyes with my hands because the light became too intense and blinding. It was so bright that it hurt my eyes, dazzling me completely. And then… right in the middle of that brightness, I saw something falling down from it! But I couldn't identify what it was because the light was too astonishing and powerful to look at directly. A moment later, the light vanished as quickly as it appeared, leaving the night dark again. I stood there stunned, still unable to fully believe what I had just witnessed. Then, a faint, agonizing cry cut through the silence, pulling me back to reality.

I pleaded in a shaky voice, my knees suddenly felt weak, so I sat down, not minding that people were passing by and watching me. "Your mom collapsed and when the doctors examined her, they said she was getting worse and she had just a few weeks-" I didn't listen to the rest of what he had to say. I ran down the staircase as my chest tightened. I swallowed the lump in my throat as I kept pushing through the wind, running as fast as my little legs could carry me. Tears kept falling from my eyes but I didn't bother to clean them.

The ground rushed up to meet her, unforgiving. Her head struck hard. Darkness poured in like ink. Somewhere far away, a car screeched to a halt. A door slammed. Footsteps. Voices panicked, unfamiliar. “Oh my God, call 911!” “She’s not moving!” “Don’t touch her, don't touch her!” Nora didn’t hear them. Didn’t feel the rain that had started to fall lightly, speckling the pavement with cold dots. Didn’t know blood was pooling beneath her, dark against the road.

But before she could lean into him, before the fragile moment could shatter into something more, Daniel’s voice cut through the air, sharp and urgent. “Lights.” They flickered. Once. Twice. Then the apartment went dark.