Gravity Falls Fanfic Novels & Stories

He lunged, shadows lashing outward like chains, catching her wrist at the last instant. The crack widened. The ground beneath them—a floor that didn’t exist—crumbled into spiraling dust. Wind roared around them, dragging at their hair, their clothes, their breath. Aria clung to Erevan, her free hand fisting in the front of his coat. “What’s happening?” “It’s collapsing,” he shouted over the roar. “It’s already too unstable—Aria, if we fall into that—” He didn’t finish. He didn’t have to.

He’d pay for it later, but if Andi survived, his pain would be well worth it. The roar of water crashing at the bottom of the falls filled his ears. The water gained momentum, smoothly flowing toward the drop. He was so close to her. In one last effort, he thrust forward and tangled his hands in her hair. He pulled her to him and wrapped around her as he felt the bottom fall out from under them.

the way my breath sticks in my throat whenever he steps close enough that i feel the press of his presence. Still innocent. But there’s something under it. Something rising slow and dangerous. we move into a dribbling drill.i try to follow him but my foot catches on the edge of the ball.Aiden reacts fast stepping in to steady me but his foot tangles with mine., Gravity decides the rest. We fall.

I put my hand around her face and got the ball of light back and suddenly I felt my back get a bit heavy and my eyes glow as I yell "Angel's arch!!" She screams at it burns her and suddenly I'm lifted off the ground but it's not anyone holding me, I'm lifting myself. I turn and look at my back and the feeling leaves me and my eyes go back to normal "HOLY CRAP!?" I lose my focus and the wings disappear making me start to fall to the ground "Aaaaah!" I covered my eyes and just then someone catches me and holds me close. "Shhhh it's ok M'lady I'm here now"

The hum changed pitch. And the pull twisted— not outward, but downward. Ronan’s stomach lurched as the floor beneath them shifted. Stone split with a deafening crack. Kiera screamed silently as gravity gave way— and the chamber opened beneath their feet, swallowing them whole.

“You’re up here, how can you catch me?” He reaches out a hand. “Do you trust me?” Yes. Yes, although I know I shouldn’t. But I already do. Foolish, foolish girl. You did this to yourself. I tip my head back, close my eyes, and allow gravity to pull me down. The wind embraces me, and I feel like a raindrop; falling, falling, waiting for the moment I’ll hit the ground and shatter. But instead I gasp awake.

I’ll admit though, it’s was first time conjuring an Adonis. I kept scooting. “Hey, hey, you need to stop or you’ll fall and hurt yourself!” he called out. I was already right at the edge. I could see it clearly now, my body slamming against the cold marble floor. A deep, welcoming darkness would swallow me whole, and I’d finally, finally be free. Taking a steady breath, I allowed my weight to tip forward, feeling the thin air rush against my battered body as gravity pulled me down. For a fleeting second, I cherished the wisp of breeze that kissed my skin.

With careful precision, she shifted her body to try and bridge the gap between the bed and the wheelchair. But gravity was a cruel mistress, and her sense of balance betrayed her. Her hand slipped, and her body began to lurch. A sharp gasp slipped from her lips—a prelude to the inevitable. And then she fell. The sound of her collision with the floor—a harsh, unforgiving thud—shattered the stillness of the night.

It is not his physical body that fell, but his heart. It is hard to stand up, as if he got a serious injury called ‘unrequited crush.’ ‘I’m doomed. Really doomed,’ Chadwick told to himself while watching Adira. “I think,” Adira said as she learns how to glide, “this is easy if you… oh!” She lost her balance and was about to fall. Seeing the danger, Chadwick glided swiftly to her side. He wrapped his arms around her waist, turned her around and received her weight.

My body was not accepting him as my equal or mate. Alpha Grayson gaze a frustrated growl and took a step back, letting go of my hands and I dropped painfully on the floor and left in a rush, not finishing what he started as he slammed the door shut once more. My wrists were burning, my whole body was heaving up and down as my head was swirling, my vision hazy and black spots covered my vision before I fell in a heap on the cold floor, and everything fading away.