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I was terrified, dying and this man was driving like a turtle! “Can you move faster im dying please!” But he didn't listen, so I decided to take matters into my own hands. I lunged forward and clenched the wheels. “Madam stop, let it go or we both die!” “Driver faster!” As we struggled we swerved, he turned to push me away for a split second, not seeing the blinkers opposite him. “Watch out!” A car crashed into us and I could see my life flash before me. How did I get here?

"Baam!! two cars collided sending the passenger of one flying out the windscreen bumping onto the car’s windscreen as they collided, then landing on the other side of the road with a thud. The driver landed a few feet away from the car, ears ringing and bleeding. Head buzzing and eyes heavy. But he forced his green eyes open, they were blurry as he continued to blink trying to adjust to light, he finally saw what he was looking for or rather who he was looking for. His twin sister on the other side of the road in the middle of the opposite lane, at that time she was already runover by one car and another was coming fast as the driver was not paying attention but looking at the accident scene

he shouted, his voice sharp with desperation. The driver, startled by the sudden order, scrambled to open the car door, his hands shaking as he held it open for Jason. Without hesitation, Jason slid into the backseat with Kendall still cradled in his arms, her limp form resting against him like a fragile doll. The car sped off toward the hospital, the lights of the city blurring around them.

The headlights ahead transformed into glittering streaks, and suddenly —the road twisted sharply. Time splintered. The car began to spin. Metal shrieked in protest. Outside, the world dissolved into a whirlpool of light, rain, and noise. I caught a glimpse of Andrian, who was desperately pressing the brake and yanking the wheel in a last attempt to steer us to safety—but it was too late. The collision hit like a thunderclap. The sound of shattering glass pierced the air, quickly swallowed by an oppressive silence.

"Come on. Let’s get this over with." He leads me to his car. I slide into the passenger seat, my hands curling into fists on my lap. This is it. This is how it ends *** We’ve been driving for maybe fifteen minutes when it happens. A loud crash—metal grinding against metal—sends us spiraling. My head slams against the window. Pain explodes in my skull. The car spins, flips, glass shatters— Then, silence. Distantly, I hear voices. The driver groans beside me, dazed.

The car swerved violently across the narrow road, tires screeching. "Mamma!" the twins cried out, clutching each other. Antonia fought like a wild thing, her nails digging into the driver’s skin, her whole body thrumming with frantic energy. "Let us go, please! My children—!" But it was too late. The driver yanked the wheel. The car veered off the road — smashing through the guardrail — and for one heart-stopping second, the world tilted sideways. Antonia had just enough time to twist around, shielding her boys with her body, before the vehicle plunged off the bridge.

Then— The second SUV cut them off. Head-on. Elena screamed. Adrian reacted instantly, swerving— But not fast enough. The vehicles collided with a deafening crash. --- Everything spun. Metal screamed. Glass shattered. The world turned upside down— Then went still. --- Pain exploded through Elena’s body. Her ears rang. Her vision blurred. Smoke filled the air. For a moment, she couldn’t breathe. Couldn’t think. Couldn’t move. “Elena.” The voice cut through the chaos. Strong.

I couldn't stop in time and hit the truck, with a great force, causing my car to tumble and shatter into pieces. I lay amidst the wreckage, struggling to catch my breath. My head spun as blood dripped from my head to my face. My body ached from the impact. I was trapped, unable to move with shards of glass and twisted metal surrounding me as I held onto the envelope. Alex's life depended greatly on it and I promised to protect it even with my last breath.

In his final moments, he whispered a prayer for her happiness, a desperate plea for forgiveness for the love he could never let go. The impact was sudden and brutal. Metal twisted and glass shattered as the car slammed into the unforgiving rocks below. The impact was swift and merciless. Darkness enveloped Henry as pain shot through his body, sharp and relentless. The world spun in a dizzying whirl of noise and pain. For a moment, he hung suspended between life and death, his consciousness fading. Darkness closed in around Henry, enveloping him in a final embrace.

My wolf was already salivating, wanting a taste of that on her tongue. I inched even closer to the vehicle after Ethan's and smashed into it with my body. It sounded like a train wreck and the impact on my body was heavy but ultimately the car tumbled over into its sides and crashed upside down, the wheels spinning wildly as the smell of gasoline caught my nose but that wasn't who I was after. I increased my pace and the other cars after seeing what I'd done to their comrade, pressed on the accelerator.