Gravity Falls: Mabel's Guide To Life Novels & Stories

"Don't worry, Mrs. Lacelle. I promise I'll always treat Archie very well. And everything he says is law because I will never go against anything he says." "I believe you," Callie said with a laugh. "Gavin talked about you before. You're a good guy." Leo didn't think that Gavin would actually say anything nice about him to Callie, but he could only smile and nod politely for now. He felt Stanley's eyes on him, and he turned to meet his gaze politely as well. Stanley suddenly exclaimed aloud in surprise and averted his gaze like his eyes had just been electrocuted. Right at that moment, Gavin came home and stepped in through the door too, with Lucas behind him.

I looked at Bella and her melting ice cream slipping down her arm. Absentmindedly I leaned to her side and ate the entire top off but she did not even realize it and Dylan burst into a fit of giggles. It was then that I realized how oblivious she was to her surroundings. Shaking my head I snapped my fingers info of her face drawing her attention.

“Where’s Gwen?” He pointed up the stairs and laughed. “I’m having my men give her a good lesson upstairs. You shouldn’t watch, or else it’ll break your heart.” “I’m here to make sure she’s safe.” I ignored him and headed upstairs. Gwen was there, just as he said, but she had been tied up in a large pillar of water. The water level had already gone past her nose. I waved my hand, activating the livestream function in my secret camera. Completely oblivious to my plan, Shannon raised a brow and said, “See that? It’s all your fault for ignoring my texts. You’re the reason she wound up like this!”

Sera said. "Neither did I." Putting my head down, I used my thighs to get to my feet. With all my might, I shoved Mizrabel's magic away. Abruptly it stopped, causing me to fall forward and hit my face on the floor. I groaned, and scrambled to my feet in time to see Gabe had his arms around Mizrabel's, trapping them beneath his. She shook and screamed in frustration. "Let me go. Release me!" "Gabe," I cried.

Mabel’s POV Reality doesn’t break all at once. It frays. The first tear is small, subtle enough that if I weren’t already terrified, I might have missed it. The river to our right ripples the wrong way, climbing its own banks like it’s trying to escape gravity. Pebbles lift from the earth and hover midair, trembling as if unsure which direction is down. The wind blows in circles, folding back into itself. Then time hiccups. Marcus takes a step forward.

MIA I push myself on the swing but I can’t seem to find joy in the activity. Mabel beside me just sits still and kicks stones. We've been here for what feels like forever, and the rhythmic creak of the chains is the only sound heard in the park. It’s been a week—a week since Mom’s funeral, a week since our lives shifted permanently. I haven’t cried yet, and I can see that Mabel hasn’t either. It feels as though an invisible barrier has formed inside me, holding back waves of emotion that I know will eventually break free. But for now, we sit together in our silence, feeling the weight of our loss.

"Well, hold on to your bootstraps then, cause this will be the ride of your life." Before I can ask her what she means, she closes her eyes and the graves around us flip upside down. I feel like I'm falling through an endless black hole. Pinpricks jab along every inch of skin. My hair stands on end like I'm touching a Van de Graaff generator. Then my feet strike the ground and I fall, my hand slipping from the statue. I clutch the grass in my hands, dry-heaving. "Sorry, the first time is rough." Melanie rubs my back. "Try to breathe deeply."

Earth disappeared. Not slow. Not with a crack or warning. Just like that. Mara felt heaviness for a moment. Then she fell. Next to her Jonas. Eva. Lyra. Stone walls ran past them. Silver light lines stretched through the darkness. The shaft was impossible. Much deeper than under an island should have space. Mara screamed. The wind ripped off her voice. Then something strange happened. The case was slower. Not because they hit something. This is because gravity itself became weaker.

MIA'S POV The first thing I noticed was the silence. Complete, absolute silence. No wind, no ambient noise, not even the sound of our own breathing seemed to carry properly in this place. It was like the void around us swallowed sound itself. The second thing I noticed was the lack of gravity. My feet lifted off the platform without warning. I grabbed for something, anything, but there was nothing to hold onto. Panic shot through me as I started to drift upward. "Don't fight it!" Kara's voice echoed in my memory from our brief conversation before she'd pushed us through. She'd given us one last piece of advice about the collapsed sectors. "The platforms have their own gravity fields. Just st

If there were people there whom he could not feel assured about and who would really make others misunderstand that he could not last long, how was he supposed to explain himself? As Graviel was feeling troubled by that, he walked over to the staircase to watch Gabriel do leaping. Zara was the one holding the timer at the side. “Start!” At the same time as she shouted that, she also pressed on the start button of the timer on the phone screen. At the same time, Gabriel also started leaping while carrying Nichole. He really lived up to his name of being a member of Luna one.