First Stoplight Novels & Stories

Code 2 If the watch watch make a small light that is color green, you are safe. Do not move and keep working. But if the watch release a color of red that appears for only seconds, silently observe the surrounding and went to the area until it reaches a green light. If the light gets darker, do not move if you see unfamiliar person. Kim smiled as she saw that the light on her watch is green. Ben sigh, the color of their watch is red. Not just red but bright red. Just like what Mea thought and said, the man was waiting outside their office.

"Nothing. Just a little carsick." "You're so delicate," she said with a scoff. "Just like your dad." I closed my eyes and forcefully swallowed the metallic taste rising in my throat. I didn't want to come back here anymore if I could be reborn again. The car drove on for five hours. It was dark by the time we arrived at the huge mansion located halfway up the mountain. The place was flooded with lights. However, it was as quiet as death itself. "We're here," Mom said, parking the car and touching up her lipstick. Then, she inhaled deeply as she reconditioned herself.

I scoffed quietly. The same words, the same actions, the same expression. Blood poured from below her belly, staining the seat of my Ferrari. "Madeline! Please hold on, it's a red light!" Madeline clutched her belly, her voice rising in a sharp, piercing tone. "Matt, are you trying to kill me? You've got to run the red light! I can't take it anymore!" I twirled my finger absentmindedly on the steering wheel. "Madeline, running the red light is illegal and I'll get a fine. We should be good citizens, right?"

Engine running. Waiting. END SCENE

I saw our car as a blue dot on the map. ​"Marcus, at the next intersection, turn right. Do not stop for the light." ​"The light is red, Elara." ​"It won't be." ​I swiped my finger across the screen, forcing a Priority Green for our lane and a Solid Red for every other direction. As we tore through the intersection, I timed the reset. The moment our bumper cleared the line, the cross-traffic turned green. A massive semi-truck roared into the intersection, T-boning the second SUV with a sickening crunch of metal.

Luminous numbers on the LED display underneath turned red as well and started counting down the seconds remaining before pedestrians were allowed to cross the street. Slightly disappointed, Ella slowed down before completely halting her steps. She had hardly stopped before the curb when a car came hurtling past, its horn blaring and its headlights full. It disappeared on the other side of the intersection as quickly as it had appeared in front of Ella. For a moment, Ella felt disoriented after her eyes were accosted by the car’s strong headlights. Her ears were still ringing from the car’s horns as her eyes slowly adjusted to the darkness. She slowly lowered her arm which she used to shield

It's her fault because she forgot to ask Aslan for permission before her phone battery runs out. Alyne nodded his head and then returned to speeding up his motorbike. "Slow down, Herrin. The road is slippery," said Alyne when she felt the speed of their motorbike getting out of control. Herrin also slightly reduced the speed of his motorbike before he finally stopped because there was a red light ahead, the time it took for it to turn green was fifty-one seconds, as displayed beside the red light. Herrin looked back, seeing the condition of Alyne that was already shivering.

Charles was still stubbornly trapped in his delusions, and he screamed, "Just wait a little more! I have to be right, my superpower lets me see the future!" Having lost her trust in him, Iris shook her hand out of his grip and ran straight out the door. However, the weather outside had already become -94°F, and there was no more electricity and water, much less any transportation, so she had no choice but to return to the Dennings. Sipping another warm cup of milk tea, I activated my generator. Because of the weather, the surveillance footage was cut out more often than not, but I could tell what was going on at their place through the comments in real time.

Aphrodite said. I smile at her. “Thank you for your understanding. Uhh, but I am not ready to open it up for now. Sorry” I said. I know that the first step to gaining friends is to share some of your pieces of information with her so that both of you know how each other. But, As I’ve said, I am not yet ready to open up about my past. It was too dark for me to open it up. “Oh, it’s fine. You don’t have to say sorry. I understand. What’s important is, that I met you. I finally have a friend” she said happily.

"Some of our guys got hit with a virus from a Rogue. It's bad... really bad." I had seen that coming. "Should I wait for you here?" He hesitated, his voice uncertain. "This might take a while. I'll have someone drive you home." My heart sank, but I forced a smile. "Don't worry about me. I meant it when I said I'd always have your back. I'm your Luna, through thick and thin." Harold's golden eyes met mine, filled with remorse. He opened and closed his mouth, struggling to find words, but in the end, he just nodded to an employee to take me home.