Falling Off The Cliff Book Novels & Stories

In the end, Jonathan forced himself to get up and follow the stubborn brat. There he saw, with his own two eyes, how Stefani almost fell from a cliff after being startled upon seeing Jonathan. Heavens knows how Jonathan’s heart stopped beating from witnessing such a dangerous sight. Luckily, Stefani landed on a steep inclined grassy area and didn't fall on the almost forty feet distance at the bottom of the cliff. Still, though, Jonathan couldn't help but feel his entire body going stiff and some part of him almost died just when his own two eyes saw the scene. Being kidnapped was one thing, but falling down from a cliff due to reckless stubborn behavior was another. Clearly, it scared the s

Chelsea closed her eyes and pushed both of them off the cliff , their footing lost the ground and Chelsea found them falling , winds whistling past their ears like roaring currents . On the cliff for a second their was a stiff silence followed by the man's horrible indignant screaming . clubs and arrows flew behind them . Now , Chelsea would have loved to say that just like some bollywood movie , a hero came rushing saving the damsel in distress or maybe she ended up unlocking a new feature of her strength in the face of danger . Nothing , like that happened .

“I’m not going to go to jail because no one will ever find your body.” With one powerful shove, Bianca found herself falling off the cliff, her terrified scream echoed around the place before being drowned out by the surrounding trees.

Suddenly, Jayden’s voice roared from behind. “Emma—move!” I turned just as he sprinted toward us. But it was too late. The rock beneath our feet gave a sickening crack. Time slowed. Ever and I both looked down. The cliff’s edge splintered, breaking away. We fell. The world tilted, sky spinning above me. But then—Jayden’s arms. Strong, desperate. He caught me mid-fall, barely anchoring himself on solid ground as I dangled over the side. My hands gripped his forearms tightly, breath ragged.

Alex backed up a step and turned around. He let out a loud gasp of panic and he realized now that there was no chance any of their enemies could ever breach the Citadel’s wall here. Just in front of him, the ground suddenly dropped away into a steep cliffside. The cliff dropped so far down that Alex could not see the bottom in the middle of the night. One more step back and he would have fallen right down into the abyss below. The sudden sight scared him so much that could feel his balance faltering.

As I’m running I feel a sharp, burning pain go through my side and as I fall to the ground I hear someone shout, “I hit one, she’s down” I can hear footsteps hurriedly making their way towards me, I crawl a ways ahead of me and find the edge of a cliff. It’s too dark, there’s no way to know how far down it goes. I decide to take my chances and drag myself over the edge. I fall down a ways and land on a ledge that gives way under my weight and I slide down the side of the mountain. ***

I had been walking for hours, trying to clear my mind, escape the crushing weight of the life I’d left behind and the shadows still chasing me. I didn’t mean to go that far. The path had been familiar once, but the fog twisted everything—trees loomed like ghosts, the earth beneath my feet seemed unsure, trembling. I reached the cliff without realizing it, drawn forward by a whisper I couldn’t place, a memory I was desperate to hold onto. The ground gave way beneath me. I fell.

The pounding in my chest was a deafening drumbeat, threatening to overwhelm me. In the depths of my suffering, I couldn't help but cry out silently in my heart, fully aware that I had been cornered with no escape in sight. The irony wasn't lost on me; my frantic attempt to protect my child had led us to this place, where danger seemed to lurk closer than ever. The sheer height of the cliff before me left me trembling with uncertainty. How could a mere human like me survive such a dangerous fall? The depth below yawned wide, an unforgiving opening that promised a harrowing destruction into the unknown.

I pleaded in a shaky voice, my knees suddenly felt weak, so I sat down, not minding that people were passing by and watching me. "Your mom collapsed and when the doctors examined her, they said she was getting worse and she had just a few weeks-" I didn't listen to the rest of what he had to say. I ran down the staircase as my chest tightened. I swallowed the lump in my throat as I kept pushing through the wind, running as fast as my little legs could carry me. Tears kept falling from my eyes but I didn't bother to clean them.

"Oh! Then jump." I sniff the cold air and swallow hard, trying to be brave. Thank you Mom for raising me. Thank you, Jordy and Austin, for your love and support. Thank you, Roberta, you are my best friend and you always help me a lot. "Go to hell!" As I step back, Roberta screams and pushes me to fall off the cliff. "Noooo!" I scream as my body starts to fall quickly. What does Barbara do? I look at the sky, the sunlight. I know I will fall into the cold running water of the river. And no one will find my body ...