Ghost In Car Crash Novels & Stories

They were on the last train for the day, and it was also a rush hour,the two of them were crammed up against the window there. Gianna looked out the window, and suddenly, for a split second, her eyes glazed over! Scott's head was right in front of her, and she moved his head out of the way, desperately looking out. Scott murmured."What is it?" Gianna's face was horrified, "I think I just saw a ghost!" Scott frowned: "Are you kidding me?There's no such thing as ghosts." But Gianna was sure of what she saw. She saw someone who was supposed to be dead.

Dad increased the speed again, he was now faster than before and i was afraid we could have an accident. As the car was cruising very fast, we suddenly saw a dead body lying on the road, Dad hooted to see if it was going to move or it was really dead and it didn't move , it was really dead. Dad forced the car to stop before we smashed it , the car stopped immediately with full force and the Tyres were almost ready to burn. We both got out of the car to see who or what it was, we had no idea if it was an animal or a human body. The lights of the car went off, i took the torch i used to scare away the attacker at the creepy farm house.

"Should've worn my seatbelt." "They caught up. Can you drive?" Kelly asked. "Drive? I've never driven a car before, but I could try. Just don't blame me when we die in a fiery crash." "If we die, how exactly would I blame you? We'd be dead." I shrugged. "Your ghost could haunt me." He rolled his eyes as a red SUV slammed into our right side while a black one hit us from the left. Kelly floored the accelerator and we shot forward, escaping their vehicular sandwich. Bullets started pinging off our car like deadly hail.

He decided to wait for them till they returned. Cold breeze danced about in the car making goosebumps fill his body, he began to shiver in fear and his breathing was unusually fast. He felt a hand touch his back, his eyes widened and he froze then he turned around to see who touched him but he saw no One. He was nervous, he knew the car wasn't safe anymore, he knew he had to step out of the car. He was still contemplating whether to leave now or not when the car opened and a ghost appeared at him then disappeared almost immediately. He screamed, the sight was too terrifying to see, the ghost then stretched it's skeleton hands forward to get him but it's hands didn't reach him. Mr Wellspring

Thaddeus sensed the danger a moment too late. He whirled from what remained of the ghoul's body, more slabs of meat to be tossed in the woods for scavengers than man, but even he wasn't fast enough to stop the attack. Somehow they'd missed a passenger. Another ghoul, wearing signs of road rash, swayed by the passenger door of his car. Toni, eyes shut, was completely oblivious to its presence. Thaddeus began to run, Marc a furry companion at his side, but they both knew they wouldn't make it in time.

Not even an expert driver could've stopped in time. Fortunately, he was driving slowly and hit the brakes in time. Otherwise, the person who resembled a ghost would've ended up in the hospital for at least half a month. The person lying on the ground had a head of long hair. Their clothes were covered in mud and ash, making them seem like someone fleeing a disaster in olden times. Hector got out of the car and dialed 911 as he walked up to the person. "Are you bleeding anywhere? Are you hurt?" The person hadn't passed out. They were struggling to sit up.

"She'll never know. As far as she's concerned, you chose the coward's way out. Suicide in prison. She won't have to carry the weight of my choice. She gets to believe in justice instead of execution." Dante stood. "Goodbye, Vincent." He walked out without looking back. Unknown Location, Unknown Time Ghost woke to agony. His left eye wouldn't open. His right arm was immobilized. His left leg sent waves of pain through his entire body with every attempted movement. The sound in his ears was a persistent ringing that suggested massive internal trauma. He was alive. He shouldn't have been, but he was. The monastery collapse had been chaos. Stone falling. The ritual chamber collapsing. Ghost had

No one knew which, but I knew without a bone-chilling doubt that it was Jin. But all that changed one fateful night. It was all over the news—the gruesome car crash that left the vehicle totaled and the victims on the brink of death. The accident came out of nowhere, a screech of tires and a sickening crunch that echoed through the still night. The car swerved off the road and spiraled off a cliff. The scene was a morbid mix of twisted metal, shattered glass a bloody mass of muscles and bones— a testament to the force of the impact.

I'd gotten caught and severely punished thanks to my mouthy stepsister—who now thinks one big pout and just saying sorry could fix the scars in my heart. Hell, my fingers were trembling and all my fears were resurrecting from the awareness that ghosts lived here. Meredith lived here too. She wouldn't let her ghost friends hurt me, now would she? Just as I was about to unlock the car...CRASH! My back windshield smashed. Something slammed into it. My shriek was the next sound heard in the cemetery where silence was the only way to show respect. The howls in the air sent every hair every hair on my body standing on end. My gaze darted around, to find the exact direction the heavy foot stomps an

It was supposed to be a pleasant day, but there, stood Alberta's Ghost only a few metres away from them, she was there to haunt, to taunt and to cause chaos! Joe was still shook, his breathing was as loud as the steam that continuously puffed out of the car's bonnet, the airbag had shot right at his face and bruised his for head leaving him with a bleeding face and nose, he turned to Viola and found her lifeless on her seat, she had bumped her head on the side glass of her door. "V? V?" Joe called to her in terror as he shook her fiercely, but she wouldn't answer, Joe hoped and prayed that it was what he thought in his mind.