Emotional Rollercoaster Novels & Stories

"But I'm not used to the kind of emotions I feel, Hope. I don't know how I'm going to re-enact this." "Are you crazy, Avi? You're no longer in the world of showbiz and movies! You don't need a script to give the right emotions to all the actions you take! This is now a reality, Avi ... you're in the real world now, girl!" I thought about what she said so I suddenly fell silent. Hope is right, this is now a reality. A reality to live with. A real world where unscripted emotions do exist!

“Evie, I’m fine.” I wondered if it was possible to truly not enjoy a rollercoaster. The element of fear was what made it exciting. When the ride started to move, I looked over at him. He looked as if he were sitting in the backseat of a taxi. There was zero emotion. He didn’t look scared, but he also didn’t look like he was enjoying himself. I was not ready to give up on him yet. When the ride was over, with very little reaction from him, I decided to up the ante. “How about the big one?” I asked.

“Let go. Surrender to the moment. Just… feel.” Something about the way he says it is strangely reassuring. Slowly, I begin to relax my muscles. I stop flinching every time the wind hits harder. I let myself fall into the ride, eyes covered, heart racing. It’s insane. It’s like jumping off a cliff and loving it. It’s like ripping off the harness in the middle of a rollercoaster and daring gravity to take you. It’s thrilling and terrifying all the same. And somehow liberating.

I chuckled as I swung down from the tree, stripping my clothes off until I was in nothing but my bra and underwear. The moment I dove into the water, the shitty day I had was washed away. As my body sliced through the water, I relaxed more and more until all I wanted to do was float on top of the water and gaze at the stars shimmering above me. He kept his distance from me until I was on my back, letting me come down from my high-intensity emotions before cautiously approaching me. “Do you feel better?” he asked. “Much,” I laughed. “How are you feeling?”

I let my emotions play me like a fiddle, and I paid the price for it. My anger spills over, and I can feel my powers rising to the surface. The room starts to shake, and I hear the sound of objects crashing in the distance. I try to control myself, but it's too late. My emotions had taken over, and I was powerless to stop them. The Lupari pack was having an earthquake, and it's all because of me.

I was lost in the deluge, swept up in a maelstrom of feeling that threatened to drown me But then, just as suddenly as it had started, it was over. I was left standing there, drenched in a sea of emotion, exhausted and spent. I felt like i had just run a marathon, and yet, somehow, i also felt lighter, freer, as if a weight had been lifted from my soul. He watched me go through my roller coaster of emotions. "Why are you doing this to me old man" i cried. "I'm sorry Michael, you have to learn the truth"

“I do. Thank you.” I pushed away the sadness. I had a feeling by the end of the pregnancy I would be all cried out. I found myself on a roller-coaster ride of emotions. I could go from happy to sad in two seconds. I could be watching a stupid commercial about cars and bawl my eyes out. There was no way I could deal with Kylian, at least not for another six months. I needed to have my emotions in check and with the pregnancy hormones coursing through my body, I couldn’t do that.

If he would have been gentle this time, if he had soothed her with soft touches and had taken it slow, she knew she wouldn’t have been able to resist him, but the frenzy in which he tried to take her was almost frightening, just as her almost feral response was. She turned the lights off and crawled into bed. She was exhausted from the events and stress of the day. Although she didn’t necessarily experience highs and lows, it still felt like she had been on an emotional rollercoaster. Her body was still wound tight with the negative feelings, and somehow, in the midst of those, the sharp feelings morphed into the need she felt so strongly just a little while a

“What were you feeling?” “I don’t know,” she replied. Only her knee was touching him now, and he tried not to let it distract him. “It was a tightening in my stomach, sort of like when I’m nervous or anxious about something, but more intense than I’ve ever felt before. You know how, when you go down a steep hill on a roller coaster your stomach ends up in your throat?” “Sure,” Cutter replied, thinking of all of the roller coasters he’d ridden at theme parks. “It’s like that?”

I went along feeling a little down, “Why did Ren and Emilio go the other way?” “They’re going to the Ferris wheel.” He answered. Oh wow! I wanna go there too. It’s such a sweet and slow ride! “And where are we going?” I asked hoping we were going somewhere equally good or better but my expectations were betrayed. “The roller coaster.” Ding Dong Ding!!! My mind went into panic mode and my heart skipped a beat. “No!’ I tried to stop, “Wait Valek! Not the roller coaster!! He didn’t let me go, “Oh! We’re going alright.” He noticed me panicking but didn’t stop