Falling To Pieces Script Novels & Stories

She staggered back, clutching her arm as blood trickled down her skin. The set erupted into chaos. Crew members rushed toward her, their faces pale with shock. “Someone call for help!” one assistant shouted, while others scrambled to assess the situation. “Olivia! Are you okay?” someone yelled, but the words felt muffled to her ears. The pain was sharp and immediate, sending waves of nausea through her. From the corner of her eye, she saw Marissa standing frozen, a look of disbelief on her face. It was as if she realized what she had done, but instead of concern, there was an unmistakable hint of satisfaction lurking beneath her expression.

Three days later, it was the night of the full moon. The mate bond between Brandon and me was about to break completely. I went to the lighthouse by the sea. It was right by the water, and moonlight covered the stones in silvery patterns. "Can you still hold on?" Vera steadied me. I nodded. Over the past few days, the physical toll of the breaking bond had gotten worse. My chest would tighten from time to time, and occasionally even breathing felt like something was pulling at me.

Smash! A huge metal server cabinet to our left collapsed under the weight of the shifting structure. It fell onto the floor with a loud crash making a lot of noise and sending sparks everywhere. The floor beneath my knees shook violently throwing my body to the side. "The building is falling apart! We have to get out of here!" Marcus yelled. His deep voice was almost drowned out by the creaking of the ceiling. He lifted Leo higher onto his shoulder holding him tight with one arm. With his hand he grabbed Julian and pulled him away from a falling piece of concrete that shattered into dust right where he had been standing.

The last day before break, Nora sat alone in the hall, staring at her paper, tears threatening to spill. Jaden sat three rows away. So close. So far. When the final exam ended, students cheered, relief washing over campus. Nora felt nothing. She stood, gathering her things, when Jaden walked past her. “We should talk,” she said softly. He stopped. “For what?” he asked. “To fix this.” “There’s nothing to fix,” he replied. “We’re done.” Her world collapsed. He walked away, leaving her standing in the middle of the hall, heart shattered beyond recognition.

I dial my emergency number since my phone is in my hand. I watched Candice trying to flip herself and struggle to be free then she kicked the guy making her free. We both run and we went to an dark alley. Then we heard a gun shoot and we automatically frooze. Were both shivering of too much fright. "Hello babe!" And that's the last time I ever witness since I feel a needle in my neck making my eyes closed feeling dizzy. ************************************ Present I ran as I watched her being drag out of nowhere. I feel afraid since I didn't know the place where in. All I can hear a bird chirping.

I was glad people weren’t around this area. I blinked back the tears that threatened to fall down my face. These past few weeks, I had cried enough tears that were supposed to last a lifetime. I had never felt so broken. All my fears eventually came to pass. First my mom died, then I found out Jasmine was a snitch and a psycho’s sister, and then, it turned out my boyfriend placed a bet on me. I was nothing but a stupid game to him. Dylan was really right, if I had listened to him back then, I wouldn’t be in this mess.

I rip myself away and step into the kitchen, tears blinding me as Jeff continues to fight to regain his balance. The sound of glass shattering catches my ear as his arms flail in the air. I see his shoes lifting off of the ground. I hear him scream, and instinct has me grappling for him. I grab hold of his ankle, but he is falling, falling out the window. I refuse to let go of him, but he’s so heavy, and my knees are on the carpet, grinding into broken glass. His arms are reaching for me as I scream his name. “Jeff!”

Kris followed soon after, smiling and blowing me a kiss as she often did when we were little. I extended a shaking hand to catch and keep them with me, but I touched emptiness where they were moments before. They left me there, alone and trembling from agony. I tried to get back up, but I noticed small, spidery lines appearing under my weight. At first, they were barely noticeable, but as I kept trying to pull myself up, they seemed to grow and spread in all directions on the lighted road. I stopped, wondering what was happening, but before I could make another move, the road started to crack. The sound was like shattering glass and echoed through the night. I looked down to see the ground b

Amelia struggled to fall asleep. All she saw were flashes of Jax being attacked. Watching him being beaten to the ground. Scratched. Bitten. Kicked. And there was nothing that she could do. She tried to run to him in her dreams but she couldn’t move. It was as if she were running on a treadmill…going nowhere. She could see it so clearly. As if she were there. But it was only her imagination trying to fit together pieces of some of the stories she overheard the other Betas talk about.

He dropped to the ground and I walked back to my trailer. As I walked, I came down from the high, the intensified my senses. As it left me and my head began to throb. Oh Gods this hurts. I was staggering from the pain, trying to make it back. Davin, I need you. Dane! I thought to myself. I made it to the door but I tripped going in. I crawled inside and everything came crashing down.