Falling Off The Cliff Novels & Stories

But before he could extend his arm to grab me, I didn't think twice about jumping off the cliff into the fast-raging waterfall. The cold rush of water engulfed me as I plummeted downward, my heart heavy with grief and guilt. I couldn't bear the weight of losing Jace, not after everything we had been through together. As I surrendered to the powerful current, I prayed for some semblance of salvation amidst the chaos that engulfed us.

I think I might have drank too much sprite! "You guessed my name already before I introduced myself, you pretty much know everything about me." She played along but went to stand at the edge of the cliff to watch the water below crash heavily against the rocks. There wasn't a barricade at the edge but it had some safely glowing wires to warn people about the dangers after the cliff, that’s if anyone pays attention to it or signs up for a free fall.

Princess Diana used the bigger Flighter's momentum to unbalance him and spin him around. The Flighter had to run to keep himself from being hurled to the ground. Unfortunately for the Flighter, he could not stop in time. His foot went off the edge of the cliff. He fell, a horrified expression on his face, his other knee bouncing off the lip of the precipice. With a scream, he disappeared.

“In your next life, don’t crave what doesn’t belong to you.” “Or cling to people you were never meant to stand beside.” Before I could react, a powerful shove struck my back. My feet left the ground. The world tilted. And I fell. The wind roared past my ears. My body dropped rapidly from the towering cliff. I didn’t scream. I didn’t struggle. I didn’t even try. What was the point? I was tired. So very tired. Perhaps this was the end. Perhaps now I could finally rest. Finally be free from this cruel world and the heartless people who inhabited it.

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.

"There's a tendency that someone can survive this fall?" "Let's go down the cliff and check if there's s saving grace for anyone that jumps off the cliff" Simon suggested as they walked together, going down the cliff. When they got to the depth of the cliff they realized it wasn't a dead end. "A perfect swimmer can survive the fall" Elias divulged knowing that if he was pushed off the cliff he would survive, but it'll be hard for Scott to survive the fall.

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.

I just wanted all this to end. “One more step Taylor. Just one more.” I raised my leg and moved forward. My feet hit nothing. Immediately, the fog vanished. I was at the edge of a cliff and I just took a wrong step. I fell off . “Ahh!!!” Something grabbed me, my body jolting in midair. I arched forward because of the weight of the fall. My back cracked. “My Luna I’ve got you. It’s alright. You are alright, Okay.” I began to cry. Why the hell just happened? I…I almost died

she said defeatedly while Jules quited down. "Falling game is a couple game. You need to actt like a real couple. Where a man chooses his partner among the participants, only days are given in the game. There are activities and attendance. There is a punishment for those who are not active or caynt follow the rules. The price is high but that game is very dangerous. They give letters to the people they choose to participate in ", she explains almost whispering to me. "I think they started giving the letters yesterday in the lockers", Jules inserts.

An icy shelf gave way. The world tilted sharply. Then he fell again, down into a dark ravine between the cliffs.