Full Catastrophe Living Novels & Stories

“The catastrophe is here.” David muttered to himself.

Huge clouds of fire rose up into the sky, and as she got closer, she could already feel the heat. The sight below her took her breath away. The entire city seemed to be a great ball of fire. The few survivors she could spot ran through the streets, screaming, shouting. Others lay in the streets, lifeless, looking as if they had been infected by the Plague. Caitlin could sense that a great evil had been perpetrated here, and she could sense that it had been done by Kyle and his people. She felt sick to her stomach, and more intent than ever on killing him, if she should ever find him.

And humanity had walked into it believing it was still the only side capable of defining the future. Then every light in the underground facility flickered violently red. Emergency alarms screamed across the chamber. Cassandra checked the systems instantly. Then her face lost all color. “No…” Victor stepped toward her sharply. “What happened?” Cassandra looked up slowly. Terrified. “Several nuclear defense networks just went offline.” Silence detonated through the chamber. Because somewhere above them human fear had finally reached the point of catastrophe. Cliffhanger.

“I do. But unless you pay back every credit card you used instead of making me pay for it, you're going to take that position.” Reneé pouted, “Come on, I don't wanna be an assistant.” “Fine, then I'll tell father you maxed out one of his debit cards.” Cale stated to her. Reneé was quiet and didn't respond. He then smirked, “And I’ll also tell him that you asked me to pay it all—” “Fine! I'll accept it! Are you happy now?!” Cale simply chuckled. “Dumbass.” Back on Damian and Giselle's old house. Isla was lying right beside Damian while they're both naked, and the only thing that covers their bodies is the blanket.

We got a new advisor, and Chloe's thoughts were no longer broadcast. I actually thought I was done with the supernatural drama. However, all of a sudden, the way people looked at me started to change again. I was in the classroom, reading, when my chest suddenly tightened. My heart! I reached for my bag to grab my medication, but the bottle I kept on me 24/7 was nowhere to be found. The pain spiked, and I grabbed my phone to call 911. However, the screen showed black. It was dead. Panic set in. I tapped the guy sitting next to me, hoping he could call for help. I tried to speak, but a sharp spasm ripped through my chest, and I collapsed to the floor.

There was no time to think, only to survive. Through the chaos, I heard Lucian roar my name. His wolf tore into the clearing, massive and furious. Together, we pushed them back, side by side. When the last rogue fell, silence returned. I shifted back, gasping for breath, the rain washing the blood from my skin. Lucian shifted too, his chest rising and falling fast. He reached for me, but I stepped back. “This changes nothing,” I said. He nodded slowly. “I know. But you’re still alive, and that’s all that matters.”

Staying calm felt like a battle. The phone kept buzzing in the living room. I didn't want to answer, but it wouldn't quit. I sucked in a breath, walked over, and froze at the caller ID. Then I snatched it up. "Vienna? What's going on?" "Nancy's not dead." Then a video popped up. I hit play—Nancy and Finley, sharing a drink, staring at each other like they couldn't look away. My chest tightened. Hands shook. Voice cracked. "I know."

An unscrupulous company discharges toxic wastewater into the river, causing my whole family to be poisoned because we rely on that river for survival. Everyone in my family, including my aunts and uncles, lives in the same village. We're all waiting for an urgent antidote delivery to save our lives. My boyfriend is Harrison Somers, and his company is the only one with the antidote. So, I ask him for it. He agrees to come but doesn't show up after a long time. Ultimately, my family members die after being tormented by the toxic wastewater because they don't have the antidote. Meanwhile, Harrison shows up at the hospital with his childhood sweetheart because she accidentally sliced her fin

She was still giving him a pep talk, telling him how Hadley would come out of this stronger than ever and ready to give them all hell when all their phones chimed with an urgent notification from The Corporation. All the colour drained from Austin's face as he read the email informing them of Maryke De Jager and Nathan Gopal's untimely deaths and warning everyone to shelter in place until the threat had been neutralised. It ended off with an earnest plea to keep Jaco, Hadley and Aleksei in all their prayers while they fought for their lives at The Heads Mediclinic. A collective "No!" swept through the hallway, everyone thrown into unimaginable grief by the news of Nathan's death.

Ma don't come close, my camera is on and thousands of people are watching live. I decided to goad Abdul one last time. "Even if you kill me, the apartment goes to my parents. Every last Kobo of what I own goes to…them." I could no longer wheeze and tried to cough. A thought occured to me that many times in the movies, in seconds a person would choke another to death. It's untrue, it takes about two minutes to successfully choke a person. "Just die." He reached out and flung me. Four things happened. I saw my scarf fall off first, second, I saw my life flash before my eyes like a movie and third, after my fall unto the fence, I felt the pain of the broken bottles the developer used as guard f