Falling Off The Cliff Book Novels & Stories

Going down, I instantly know I fucked up. I jumped straight off a hidden cliff edge, not seeing the way the land dissolved into a canyon, and I have no way to stop myself. I’m tugged to an abrupt halt that shudders my body and soft cracks half my bones with how hard the jerk is. My cape is tightening around my neck so hard it's like I'm being dangled slowly to my death. Stretched up as it hooks onto something, and I writhe to grab it before it either chokes me via slow strangulation or snaps and lets me keep falling. My legs panic, scrambling in thin air, gasping for breath, and trying to reach something to unhook me before I truly die by hanging with my own clothes.

I’ll never prove Sebastian wrong and my parents will find my body in a shallow grave somewhere, torn to pieces by werebears, and— That’s when I burst through the trees, not paying attention to anything other than my all-consuming fear. The tree line plunges away sharply in front of me, the drop off mere feet from where I am. I don’t even see it coming until it’s too late, and although I try to keep myself from falling, there’s no avoiding it. My feet skid out from underneath me as I stumble to the cliff, and the next thing I know, I’m tumbling over the edge.

I shrieked backwards as the others encircled me as well. That was when I realized I was at the edge of the cliff, one more step backwards and I would fall over the cliff. One of the wolves bit hard into my shoulder and was about to aim for my neck, but in one swift motion, I dodged his attack. But ended up slipping, and fell off the cliff edge all the way down over the waterfall. In what I thought were my last moments, my most cherished memories played before me, including my last night with Roland. ——

another person shouted with great urgency. I tried to turn around so that I could run toward the center of the set where the ground was stable, but the ground where I was standing suddenly broke apart. The edge of the cliff disappeared completely. I felt my body falling through the air as the world tilted. It was a terrifying feeling. I was falling very fast toward the sharp rocks below. I tried to scream, but I could not make any sound because the air was being pushed out of my lungs by the force of the fall and the sheer terror. I felt the cold wind rushing past my ears and the sight of the sky disappearing above me.

He lost his balance and tumbled toward the edge of the cliff. Griffin's eyes widened in shock as he realized what was happening. He tried to regain his balance, but it was too late. He too fell toward the edge of the cliff. Sarah's eyes locked onto Nicholas's face, her heart pounding in her chest. "Nicholas!" she screamed, her voice piercing the air. Nicholas and Griffin both plummeted over the edge of the cliff, their bodies arcing through the air before splashing into the ocean below. Sarah's eyes locked onto the spot where they had fallen, her heart pounding in her chest. "Nicholas!" she screamed again, her voice echoing through the air.

The landlord said Yvette had moved out three days ago. That was when Elliot realized he had been scammed and reported it to the police. Unfortunately, Yvette had been well-prepared, and she had covered her tracks perfectly. The police launched an immediate investigation, but by then, Yvette had fled overseas. Catching her was extremely difficult. With the account frozen, Kline Creative's cash flow was cut off. Bankruptcy loomed, and Elliot faced massive personal debt. John told me that Elliot was now a wreck. The company he had once been so proud of was about to collapse, and the subordinates who used to treat him with great respect started to find new employers.

Though Pravi didn’t hear what Adhiraj said, but she had an idea about what he would have said. . . She patiently stayed at that place god knows how many hours but then, her bladder started giving her the short notice that she had to empty it sooner. Unwilling, she jumped down from the tree and started looking for a place where she could finish her personal business. Once she was relieved as that her bladder wanted her to. She thought to go back to that place. . But she stopped hearing the bike sound nearby. She had no choice to go back, that’s why she started running and came to an abrupt halt, in front of her was a steep cliff edge. She had run out of places to go and now she would have to

Gemma suggested, breaking my heart and will to survive entirely. Suddenly, the force that kept me sinking into the swamp disappeared, and I felt cold almost icy air. I opened my eyes and stood at the edge of a steep, ominous cliff. As I peered over the edge into the abyss below, a sense of dread washed over me. Suddenly, a pair of cold, unseen hands shoved me with great force, sending me plummeting into the darkness.

Slowly we pulled ourselves up and over the cliff. The top of the cliff had soft beautiful green grass. We hoisted ourselves up and over the edge and crawled on the grass away from the edge . We collapsed on the grass, turning to lay on our back and stared up at the sky. How did things get this so off track? So messed up and Why do all these things just keep happening to us! I breathed deeply as I tried calming my humbled mind.

The sensation of being lifted. Maya’s voice again, breaking. “Please, she has to be okay. Please.” I wanted to tell her I was fine. That she didn’t need to worry. But I couldn’t find my way back to consciousness. Couldn’t claw my way out of the dark. So I stopped trying. Let the darkness have me. And dreamed of rain.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​