First Flight Final Fall Novels & Stories

"Change the flight to the earliest one tomorrow morning." "Yes, sir!"

Diane Landing is a controlled fall ending in a jolt, a groan of brakes, then the slow roll of the plane on the taxiway. The implacable blue of the sky has been replaced by a uniform gray, typical of northern skies. Through the porthole, I see hangars, other private jets, and in the distance, the silhouette of a ultra-modern terminal. We're not at a commercial airport. It's a private airfield, one of those places where money buys invisibility.

A family that got to watch me fly, fly as high as a butterfly. THE END

The private investigator tried to talk to either of them, but they weren’t interested. Eventually, the flat table mountain of his city and vast blue ocean came into view as they flew into Cape Town. Aaron and Sienna stared out the plane’s tiny window and looked at their new life. The aeroplane landed, and Declan stood up as the air hostess indicated it was safe to do so. Sienna grabbed her things and hurried after the billionaire as he swiftly walked away. He didn’t wait for them, and her legs were still jelly from the long flight.

We are going down. Well, I think you can see it is similar to 'Incoming' for we are coming hard and pretty fast down to the floor. I watch as the pilot with absolute breathtaking skills holds the UH-1Y together just long enough to drop us down safely on the floor. But we are leaking fuel, we need to get out and as far away as possible. With complete haste, we unclip ourselves loose, though Galland, with somewhat of trembling hands, shaking beyond what can be controlled to free himself, I help him out with what is only mere moments to spare. As we dive down into a nearby ditch, Big Bettie sings her final song as she erupts into flames in burst apart from her seems.

The flight data on the main console flashed a bright, steady blue as the plane began its long descent toward the dark, trees of the European frontier. "Get your jacket, Ms. Reyes," Silas murmured against my lips, his eyes pure, burning gold in the dark. "Let's go audit their final branch."

Then after making sure she was stable, he flapped his wings and took of into the sky. They were steady flying in the air few minutes later when Elaina realized this was her first flight that was not exactly for a quick save. She could finally savor the feeling of it and as if Drake could read her thoughts, he steadied his wings and went a little slower. Things weren't perfect yet but they could still spare some time. Elaina took in deep breaths and closed her eyes, letting the breeze blow past her ears and move her hair around. It was truly a little freeing, if not for Charlotte she would have felt even better.

"Zachary really fell for you at first sight, huh? You must have some crazy charm. "He fell in love instantly, and you believe love grows with time. You two are perfect for each other. But now I know— his love at first sight had long since faded. Time had worn it down to nothing but indifference.

I drop it. Kaia, Nyrielle, Elen... they all look up. The Veil is gone. Torn. Not just split, it is obliterated. We stare into the void and something stares back. ~~ Song Cue: "Wings" by Birdy plays in the final scene as Rhea stares up at the empty sky, the single feather burning her palm, the air heavy with silence.

The system was silent for a moment before replying, "Do you really want to give up now? You are just one step away from the end. If she falls in love with you now, she will remember everything, and the real her will wake." I sighed and answered, "Logically speaking, her consciousness should be 80% similar to her original self in the final world. However, that 80% of hers doesn't even harbor the slightest bit of love for me. Perhaps she never once loved me." Just then, I suddenly recalled that our relationship had only started because of a bet. She and her friends had a competition to see who could win over the most handsome guy at the Mecha Academy. After she got together with me, she treate