Failure Frame Volume 11 Novels & Stories

"I can't brake! I can't stop the van! The brake's not working!" Billy and his gang's screams echoed across the entire valley as the van's chassis lurched violently over the road's uneven surface from their extreme speed. Sparks also appeared under the vehicle. I saw Billy sitting in the driver's seat through his wide-open windows. He was frantically trying to take control of the steering wheel. Why wasn't he live-streaming anymore with his phone? Could it be that it was because his big-spending audiences weren't giving him any gifts anymore? There was a hairpin bend on the road ahead, and if he couldn't stop, he would plunge right down the ravine that was hundreds of feet deep.

Liam’s POV: Noah never even got time to blink. I barreled at him. We just struck that wrecked couch at first, and the frame broke as the foam would have broken had it been foam underneath us--as who knew how much it would bend? There was a buzz round my ribs, but I did not mind. The one thing I could think of was, as it were, a fire in my skull: Keep him away from Ava. Noah turned round, endeavoured to raise himself, but he had nothing but panic that made him strong. He struck the wall, dust had burst out, a frame was broken, gray everywhere on the floor.

They burned alive inside. When I learned how my parents died, I couldn't breathe. A heart attack killed me on the spot. Scenes from my past life flashed through my mind. Then, that little red flower suddenly froze in my thoughts. How could I have missed such a detail? I shouted desperately, "There's something wrong with the evidence chain. I know who framed me!"

--- The hallway reacted. --- Students stumbling. Confusion spreading. Awareness growing. --- Not controlled. --- Not suppressed. --- Real. --- Oliver’s voice broke through again. --- “You’re freeing them,” he said. --- Ariana nodded. --- “Yes.” --- A pause. --- “And it’s working.” --- But something else was happening. --- The framework began to shift. --- Not breaking. --- Reorganizing. --- The system wasn’t just failing anymore. --- It was adapting again. --- Faster this time.

She hit her head hard on the wooden frame, splitting splinters from the door frame. The mammoth had picked up the table with one hand and thrust it towards them. Fear was creeping in and Jrue was re-evaluating his options. A retreat would seem reasonable at that point. Lora had been completely taken out of the equation. The closed doors broke her flight. She hit her head hard on the wooden frame, splitting splinters from the door frame. The mammoth had picked up the table with one hand and thrust it towards them. Fear was creeping in and Jrue was re-evaluating his options. A retreat would seem reasonable at that point. Lora had been completely taken out of the equation.

There was no escape. I replayed the fight again, still trying to focus on the face. I was so sure it was Dimitri. I could almost smell it. He had an identical shoulder injury to the one Liam has now, but the creature I fought also had an injury on his calf and his face was snarled. Nathan's voice sounded muffled when I heard it, like there was glass between us. “Elana? Elana, it's going to be okay. He's going to get help, I promise.”

The two sustained their actions for a dozen breaths in an unexpected deadlock. "BANG!" the world turned upside down as Fade felt a punishing blow land upon the left portion of her body. She knew that instant, even without looking at her injury, that this would be a quick battle. It was over before it even started. Her left arm and left leg was gone. She felt dizzy after her damaged body stopped its roll.

He said as he pushed her away, but she maintained balance before she could land on the floor. "What? You don't trust me? Well too bad because I feel the same way. So I guess the feelings neutral." She replied with anger and walked towards the door to leave. "What the hell?" Kate yelled in shock as she met Rose standing by the door with a broad and stalking smile. "How long have you been...?" Kate was about to ask before Rose caught her short. "Save your breath. I forgot something." Rose paid no more attention to her and went straight in. She went straight to the desk and took out a picture frame and starred at it for some moment and smiled unwillfully.

The previous man who had taken me out of the car came to take out once again. There is a time in one’s life that everything finally registers and they see things as they are, that time came for me sooner than I could decipher. And I just let the man drag me, all my willpower gone, lost, vanished. The trembling from the tragedy stopped, the tears ceased and I came undone seeing black once more but not before I see the car blowing up in flames. Icing on the cake. AUTHOR’S POV A week later “Jeremy!!! Jeremy!!! you can’t leave me. No, no, no!!” El screamed in her sleep.

Lyra shook her head. “No.” Her voice dropped. “…it’s removing both.” Silence. The thinking pattern fractured again. “System integrity failing” The deciding presence followed Weaker than ever: “Continuity collapse” Both cut off. The presence spoke again. Calm. Certain. Unquestionable. “Contradiction cannot sustain without a frame.” A pause. “And your system was the frame.” Silence. Lyra’s breath slowed. “…if the system goes…” She didn’t finish.