Entwined Short Story Car Crash Novels & Stories

Lena muttered at the other end. My two best friends Selena and Lena were twins. I smirked and hung up with a small sigh placing my phone back in the console. Traffic lights were approaching and I stepped on the brakes,but the car didn't stop or slow down. My heart pounded my chest. I was heading the wrong lane. I screamed in fear as my car collided with another vehicle which was blue in color. I blacked out when I felt glass shattering and my body laying on the concrete pavement. Before my eyes closed I caught a glimpse of charcoal gray eyes. He was trying to reach me. "A-Azalea..."

I pressed my brake. Nothing. The trailer suddenly swerved across the road. Straight toward me. "What the…” I slammed my hands against the steering wheel and tried to turn. The trailer hit. The impact was deafening. Metal screamed against metal as the front of my car was crushed beneath the weight of the truck. My body was thrown violently against the seatbelt. Glass exploded around me. The windshield shattered. Something struck the side of my head. Pain ripped through my skull. The car spun. Once.

Was he compelled to side with Kathy and go against her? Carissa couldn't believe her ears. Her mind went blank briefly, and her hands struggled to keep up with her racing thoughts. The wheels lost traction, causing the car to collide with the guardrails on both sides of the road. Carissa was jolted forward, her front teeth hitting the steering wheel. Her lips split open instantly, leading to a profuse bleeding. Her front teeth were also dislodged in the impact. "Argh!" Carissa screamed, feeling like she had encountered a great misfortune. Why was Kathy so fortunate? Why was everyone rushing to her aid?

Conall growled inside of me, causing the hairs on the back of my neck to rise and my fingers to grip my thighs tighter and tighter with each of her growls. Suddenly, a car veered in front of Brandy, cutting her off, and causing her to grab the steering wheel and twist it sideways. The car spun away, slamming into the bushes beside the road and getting the car to come to a complete halt. When my eyes opened again after I squeezed them shut in fear, I saw the window was smashed in, a branch poking through it. The hood of the car was crushed under a huge rock, and the windows were utterly smashed in, glass raining down onto my lap and hands.

Her delicate features were contorted in anguish as she navigated the winding roads, her emotions threatening to overwhelm her. The road stretched out before her, a blur through tear-filled eyes. Suddenly, in the midst of her frantic sorrow, she saw a sudden flash of movement in front of her car. Before she could comprehend what was happening, Adam materialized in the path of her car, a spectral figure that seemed to have materialized out of thin air.

She tightly clutched the seatbelt in front of her chest as Evan stepped on the accelerator. Caroline watched anxiously as they approached the truck when Evan suddenly turned the car, and the truck swiftly passed them. Then, the few cars behind Evan crashed into the truck. Caroline's body shook uncontrollably from fear.

Maybe I could finally get a chance to talk to her. It all happened in a flash, without warning a truck crashed into my car. One moment I was driving on the road behind Wendy, and the next moment, my car spun out of focus and the world around me dissolved into chaos as my car went straight into the sidewalk. Time slowed, and every detail etched itself into my mind - the crunch of metal, the shatter of glass, and the sickening screech of tires. My body strained against the seatbelt as the impact threw me forward. The airbag burst into my face, and my vision blurred with a blinding flash of white that left me disoriented. Pain radiated through my chest and abdomen, a dull ache that threatened t

But he nodded even though I hadn’t even finished my sentence. “I know.” He answered me while I swallowed. I had googled and found the article from 11 years ago, about a car crash and how it had led to the deaths of a couple. It had been raining and dark, the driver must not have seen the truck coming, and somehow by trying to avoid the truck, the car had ended up against a light pole, killing both passengers on the scene. Without thinking, I reached out, my hand landing on Adam’s arm.

"She's still figuring out things about the neighbourhood like when the bins get collected or how to-" Amelia's voice is cut off as Ambrose curses loudly and tries to make a wide turn, but it's too late. A car appears completely out of nowhere and crushes itself into the side of our car. My shoulder and part of my head slam into the window as the car impacts Ambroses side, which is also Amelia's side. People appear from out of nowhere, walking out of shops and rushing over to our car and pulling doors open, I hear one voice say they've called an ambulance. It's all a loud ringing noise, but I can only comprehend one thing.

I slow my car down and come safely to a stop. Carley is reliving the wreck that killed her father and my best friend, her twin brother. Carley and her mother were the only ones who survived that wreck. We were told that Carson covered Carley’s body with his, otherwise she wouldn’t still be with us. A piece of metal went through Carson’s chest and into Carley’s shoulder. She was stuck to her dead twin until the doctors could safely remove it. I can’t imagine what that must have been like for her. It was raining that night too, just like it is now. I'm such an idiot! I never should have brought her out here to race around the wet asphalt track.