Emergency Fan Fiction Novels & Stories

"Six days. The first quake. Then the power. Then the collapse. You remember it differently than most—you lived it once already." The air left my lungs. "How do you—" "Because I'm like you." He leaned forward. "Not exactly. I didn't come back the same way you did. But I know what you are. And I know what's hunting you." I stared at him. "What are you talking about?" "You're a Hell Maiden, Emma." The words hung between us. I laughed. It came out sharp and disbelieving. "A what?" "Hell Maiden. The apocalypse doesn't just end the world. It opens doors. And women like you—who've been through fire and come out harder—you're the ones who walk through those doors changed."

Partly, yes. Why? Ember once witnessed a strange incident during her high school years. Manuel, her younger brother, was grounded because Ember snuck out of her room and ran away because their Dad just died. Ember was planning to go to the police department of where her Dad works and trek the destination but she felt exhausted and got lost in an abandoned barn. The police department is the same police department she is in right now.

Mason climbed last, slamming the vent shut just as another wolf’s claws raked at his boot. “Keep moving,” he rasped, crawling through the narrow duct. Evelyn’s breath echoed too loud in her own ears. The metal burned against her palms, and the air reeked of blood and ozone. They crawled in silence until a low bang shuddered through the vents then another. The facility below was collapsing, systems failing one by one. “Rhodes won’t let this place fall,” Emily whispered. “She’ll have a failsafe.” Evelyn glanced back, face pale and streaked with soot. “She already used it.”

My fangirl heart soars, villain down, harem mine, ending changed. But a flicker of unease remains, what else might the novel try?

"Hailey, not a good time." "But brother-in-law, it's an emergency!" she wailed from the other end. "The fan club is at war! Half of them think your next big tip is in quantum computing, and the other half are screaming about renewable energy! They're tearing each other apart in the comments! You have to give us a sign!" Jack looked from the trembling, terrified face of the gang leader in front of him to the sea of groveling werewolves on the floor. The sheer absurdity of the moment was almost overwhelming.

Racing up to the apartment, the observer knocked on the door, heart pounding. Emily opened the door, her expression wary. “Who are you?” “There’s no time for explanations,” the observer said urgently. “Ivanov knows where you are. You need to leave. Now.” Emily’s eyes widened, but she didn’t hesitate. She called out to her friends, and they began to gather their things quickly. Chaos erupted as Emily and her friends scrambled to pack their belongings. The observer helped, moving quickly to gather essentials. There was no time to explain who they were or why they were helping. The only thing that mattered was getting Emily to safety.

"Just one. What makes you assume I’m attending this event with you?" He looks around the office. "Did you think I was talking to someone else?" Asshole. "No. It just sounded like you believe I have to go wherever you ask." His glare makes his thoughts obvious. I’m the man whose name will be on your next paycheck. I take a deep breath and say the words that would probably get me checked into a mental institution. "I have plans tomorrow night. Once I get home, I will cook dinner, eat, and carry my diary to bed to write about fictional men I would like to fuck. I don’t think I can make time for a charity auction I wasn’t informed about."

KAIDA’S POV “A family thanksgiving out of nowhere?” Ember rolled her eyes as she brewed her morning coffee, reminiscing Maverick’s words from the previous day. “That’s random.” We had no classes, so she was relaxed in her disheveled hair, eye-glasses and tank top. “A family thanksgiving is not random, Ember.” I replied, my eyes glued to the dark romance book in my hands. I might be a medical student but my love for dark romance surpasses my love for medical related matters. Funny.

A small part of her was disappointed, and another part was relieved. Throughout the lecture, her focus was nonexistent. The professor’s words blurred into a low hum as her mind wandered. She didn’t notice the clock ticking, or the shifting of papers around her. She only noticed the empty seat. Where was he? --- Later that afternoon, Piper sat across from Ember in the cafeteria. “It turns out that Nova hadn’t entered a game at all,” Ember was saying animatedly, waving a spoon as she spoke. “The tube was actually a portal, a doorway to another dimension! Can you imagine? She’s trapped in this fantasy world where real magic exists and—”

The lock disengaged. Aiden stared at the door. “I didn’t do that,” he whispered. “Doesn’t matter,” Dante said. “Move.” They slipped into the hallway as the backup generators failed one by one. Emergency sirens wailed faintly, then died. The entire facility was shutting down—not violently, but deliberately. As if the Pulse was clearing a path. They reached the exit, pushed into the cold dawn, and the moment Aiden’s foot touched the ground, the hum quieted.