Falling Game Novels & Stories

Was she playing some stupid game with me? “I don’t hear anything,” I said firmly. “Really?” She smirked. And then— It happened fast—too fast. Her hands slammed into me, a hard shove out of nowhere. One second I was standing, the next my foot slipped and the ground vanished beneath me. My stomach dropped as my heart leapt into my throat. I reached out for anything—a branch, a rock, even her—but there was nothing. Just air. Then I was falling. Hard. I rolled and slid down the slope, branches clawing at my arms and rocks slamming into my side, pain shooting through my body with every impact. I tried to stop, tried to grab onto something, but the incline was too steep, too fast, too unforgiving.

Annalise's POV I'm falling. You know that dream where you're falling, and just as you’re about to hit the ground, you jerk awake? Yeah, it’s exactly like that—except this time, I actually am falling. Eyes wide, I twist to see the ground rushing up to meet me. Channeling my powers, I slow my descent into a controlled drop, landing with one knee down and my fist pressed to the ground.

I immediately splashed water on my face. God, that guy is even sexier without clothes, and I only saw him shirtless; imagine what he hides underneath... Jesus! I have to stop. I splashed water on my neck, on my hands and arms. I took a deep breath and stepped out into the hallway, determined to go home. When I reached the elevator, I pressed a button, the doors were closing, and then a foot stopped them. Spen again? The man looked at me for a moment, then stepped in, pressing the button for the ground floor.

When I get closer to the middle, my good luck runs out. I step onto a weakened ledge area and fall, my upper body slamming hard onto the solid ground and my arms just barely scrambling to find purchase as my legs swing helplessly below me.

, they thought. " Should we take that as a threat? " asked one of them. " Take it as you want, I must meet with your Alpha," he said. It was now a game of staring contest as they all waited for who was going to make the first move. Feeling tired and angry, Roman decided to make the first move but before he could do that, he heard an intimidating voice that without being told, he knew who it belonged to. He smiled. " Stop… I am expecting him " Gabriel blurted out.

“Let’s do some warming-up exercises.” Amelia followed Chloe and copied every move she made. They loosened up their legs, arms, and back. Amelia ran track at school, so she was rather fit and was able to keep up with Chloe when it came to the warming-up exercises. “Okay, now that we’ve warmed up, I want to work on your stance. Stance is the most important thing when it comes to fighting. If you have a terrible stance your enemy will easily take advantage of it and put you on your ass.” Chloe demonstrated the correct way to stand and Amelia copied her.

Adam I stood transfixed to the ground like I was electrocuted. I'm really shocked by that expectation. I was shocked that I had to stare at the girl in complete shock. I could feel a different sparkle of shock run down my spine. I'm still in a great dilemma, I find it hard to believe that she just fell down for the sky. I couldn't fathom how she fell down from the sky. I stood still, staring at her with complete shock. This is really more than my imagination. I couldn't believe this. I stood with my legs, wobbling in fear.

Sensing her discomfort, I reached over and pulled her and the beanbag closer, placing her right by my side. A smile crept across Willow's face. "Alright, friends," she announced to the group, "let me share the rules for our Halloween Eve drinking game. Take a sip from your drink every time Freddy Krueger appears, someone screams, or when someone says the words nightmare, dream, or sleep." "What about Tony?" Maddy interjected. "I'm not playing," Tony responded. "You can't opt out," Willow retorted. "And you know I mean business when I use a double negative."

Towards the end of the ranch, there was a pole that was used for marking out points on the field. As the man and Farry galloped past the pole, it fell. She saw the pole fall, in a bid to swerve Star from the impending danger, the horse was overwhelmed by everything that was going on. He whined and lifted hooves in the air which sent her landing into a puddle. She lay in the puddle for about thirty seconds muttering curses under her breath. She was greeted by a pair of cornflower blue eyes and a more cocky smile. "I won, never underestimate me" he said proudly and stretched his hand out for her to grab.

It was enough that I could slip a claw through and slice the barrier up through the middle. I was immediately falling from the sky. I imagined a soft pillow catching me, uncertain if that exercise would work. I closed my eyes, fearing the worst as I dropped hard to the ground. Surrounding me was the fluffiest pillow that took the brunt of my fall. I laid there for a second, catching my breath.