Entwined Short Story Car Crash Mga Nobela at Kwento

“Let me out! I’m not joking!” The driver finally spoke, his voice low and rough. “Shut up and sit back. You’re not going anywhere.” His words sent ice through my veins. I couldn’t take it anymore. I wouldn’t let him take me away. I lunged forward and wrapped my arms around his neck, choking him as hard as I could. The car swerved wildly. “Let me go or I swear I’ll crash us both!” I screamed, holding on tighter. He cursed and tried to pry my hands away, but I didn’t let go. The car veered sharply, tires screeching, and suddenly we hit something hard. The whole world flipped. The car tumbled, metal groaning and glass shattering as it rolled.

The car had stopped at an angle against the guardrail, the metal barrier groaning beneath the weight of the crushed vehicle. Smoke curled slowly from the crumpled hood. Shattered glass glittered across the dashboard like scattered ice. The windshield was spiderwebbed with cracks, and the air smelled of burning rubber, oil, hot metal... and blood. For several seconds, Elara couldn’t move. Her body felt heavy and disoriented. Like she had been ripped violently out of reality and thrown somewhere unfamiliar. Her chest rose and fell in short, shaky breaths as her mind struggled to process what had just happened.

They were coming straight at us. “Hold on!” I snapped, jerking the wheel. The tires screamed, the car spun, and all I could hear was the sound of metal crumpling, glass shattering and her scream. Something slammed into me, pain flooding every nerve, and just before darkness claimed me, I felt Camellia’s fingers laced tight through mine.

The world seems to slow down as the car comes to a sudden stop, the harsh reality of their predicament sinking in as they are left suspended in a moment of stillness amidst the chaos. As the smoke billows from the severely damaged car, Kalix, and Audrey are both badly hurt, the broken glass of the windshield piercing their skin and bruising them. Kalix's eyes move to Audrey, reaching out to her as she leans back in the seat, half-conscious. Despite his own injuries, he struggles to touch her but finds himself immobilized by the wreckage. Audrey, weak and in pain, touches her forehead and sees the blood on her finger, realizing she is bleeding. “Kalix…” With great effort, she manages to utter

The car lifted, weightless for a heartbeat, then twisted violently, glass shattering into stars around her. The sound of it all came like crushing steel, the sharp snap of bones, the silence between, was swallowed by the ringing in her ears. The sky and ground blurred together in a cruel dance. Her body jerked, the seatbelt biting into her skin, and then—darkness. As the car landed with a final, thunderous crash, her vision flickered. The world tilted, dimmed. Somewhere, in the fading distance of her mind, she thought of Penelope’s tiny hands gripping hers. Of wide, tearful eyes begging for a promise she was no longer sure she could keep.

She couldn't bear the thought of anything happening to Ada and Gilbert. As Kisa navigated a lonely stretch of road, a horrifying sight came into view: a car, twisted and overturned from a violent crash. Shattered glass littered the ground while thick, white smoke billowed ominously from the wreckage. Blood and rainwater pooled on the pavement in a chilling, gruesome display. Heart pounding, Kisa recognized the blood-soaked figure huddled next to the car, clutching his head in agony—it was Gilbert. With adrenaline fueling her every step, she sprinted to his side and embraced him.

The driver attempted to swerve away, but the black car relentlessly pursued, crashing into the side of Kristopher's vehicle. The impact reverberated through the car, causing it to lurch violently. Renee instinctively shielded her lower abdomen, her face drained of color, gripped by fear. The black car continued its attack, crashing into Kristopher's vehicle once more, this time targeting Renee on the right side in the back of the car! In an instant, a tall figure leaned towards her, embracing her tightly in his arms. Suddenly, a red car appeared, rushing over and absorbing part of the impact from the black car. Bang!

My thoughts were tangled, spiraling into deep dark places where I was so badly drowning into. I had barely recovered from the shock of watching the restaurant collapse on my family when the car I was sitting in collided into a black van. Everything happens like a dream. One moment, the car was screeching through the road, the next, it swirled before forcefully hitting the pole of a streetlight. My head struck against the door of the car in the process, causing a sharp pain to travel through my skull.

Every turn I took, he followed. The city only stretched ahead like a kind of maze of shadows and lights, and all I could think of was just escape. But as his car swerved dangerously close to mine, ‎But he drew more closer, pushing his car faster, closing the distance between us. My heart pounded as I tried to swerve away, but he rammed into the side of my car once, then twice, until the steering went out of control. I could feel the metal grinding, the world spinning. Then came the blinding crash. The explosion that followed was deafening, a roar of fire and shattering glass. For one fleeting moment, I saw his car engulfed in huge flames. And then everything just went blank.

He grinned, black eyes watching me intently. I tried to move away from him but he grabbed me by the hair. From the corner of my eye, I saw Karla running forward to help me. He sent a ball of energy towards her and she flew across the hall, her head colliding with the wall. She slid down the wall, unconscious. My heart started to beat faster. Where was everyone else? "W-what do you want?" I gasped. Kayden smirked. "I want to claim what is mine" he whispered.