Gravity Falls Tourist Trapped Novels & Stories

At a height of 100 meters, all they could see was a black shadow hurtling in the air when the door fell. “Mommy...” Nellie burst into tears, unable to hold herself back. She would have plunged down had her Mommy not tied her up! Luna took a deep breath as she tried to comfort her, but even as she organized her words, nothing came out in the end. Her mind was blank. At that moment, the crowd in the amusement park was in an uproar. “Someone is trapped up there!” “The door of the car has fallen off! The people inside won’t fall down, right?”

“Don’t even think about it.” “Too late.” I stepped forward. My boot landed on the plate with a loud click. Liam’s eyes widened. “Are you out of your fucking mind?” The ground shuddered beneath us. The hedges groaned. My pulse kicked up so fast it hurt. I reached for Liam instinctively and grabbed his hand just as the trapdoor split open under our feet. Gravity yanked us down hard. “What the fuck!” Liam roared as we plunged into the darkness. Wind whipped against my face. My stomach lurched like I was free-falling down an elevator shaft. I clung tighter to his hand, the only solid thing in the spinning void.

Hartman Tower - Margaret’s Hidden Shaft The floor jerked beneath us the second I pulled the lever. A metal plate split open. Air rushed up in a violent current, pulling at hair, clothes, breath. Luca grabbed my waist. Adrian seized my arm. But the old emergency platform beneath our feet gave way with a grinding snap. “Hold her…!” Grant shouted… But gravity tore us down. The shaft swallowed us in a roar of wind and darkness. Luca’s arm locked around me as we fell, his body twisting to shield mine. Adrian reached for both of us, fingers brushing Luca’s sleeve—missing by inches.

I slid downward at terrifying speed, twisting and turning through the bowels of the island’s subterranean infrastructure. The descent felt endless – a chaotic, bruising plunge. Finally, the chute levelled out, and I was violently ejected onto a cold, hard concrete floor. I rolled to absorb the impact, my bruised ribs screaming in protest. I lay there for a moment in the suffocating darkness, just listening. There was no sound of Sloane falling behind me. There was no sign of Jessica or Brent.

Chapter 76 Jewel I only meant to step out for a second. The trash bag was light, nothing dramatic — just leftover breakfast scraps and the cling of last night’s bottles. The slope outside the rest house looked harmless from the top. But one bad step, one slick patch of moss, and suddenly gravity yanked me forward. I tumbled. The ground blurred — sky, dirt, leaves, sky again — until I slammed hard against a jut of rock halfway down the steep.

The mist was swirling, a white shroud over a four-thousand-foot grave. If I take his hand, I’m back in the cage, I thought. If I don't, I’m dead. ​​It wasn't a choice. Not really. It was just a different kind of falling. ​I lunged. My frozen fingers slapped against his, and for a terrifying heartbeat, I slipped. I felt the air rush past my ears, the weight of gravity claiming my legs. Then, his fingers clamped around my wrist like a manacle. ​He didn't just pull; he hauled me upward with a raw, guttural scream of effort. I was dragged over the jagged metal lip of the hatch, my ribs scraping against the steel, until I tumbled into the dark, cramped crawlspace on top of him.

I scrambled back, my spine hitting the bathroom door. It hadn't clicked shut, so the second I leaned on it, it swung wide. The floor vanished. Gravity took over, and I started to go down, falling backward into the bathroom. "Ah—!" I clawed at the air, desperate for a handhold. My fingers clamped onto something cold and metallic. The sharp, heavy sound of a buckle snapping open echoed in the small space. My center of gravity was still failing, but then a literal iron bar of an arm slammed around my waist.

However, somehow I managed to get to the fourth floor. Standing near the stairs to catch my breath, I felt a rush of footsteps behind me and I misplaced my balance. The basket in my hands slipped forward, and my sandals tripped, causing me to fall backward from the stairs. Screaming, I grabbed at the steel rail of the stairs for safety. I could feel my heart beating in my mouth. Unfortunately, the rail was slippery and I was losing my grip. I closed my eyes so I couldn't see myself getting fractured. I was on the verge of crumpling when a strong hand pulled me up and I collapsed on a rock-hard chest.

The descent was not a fall it was a controlled surrender. The emergency lift screamed as it dropped through the collapsing shaft, cables snapping above them like gunfire. Dust and debris rained down in choking waves, sparks flashing like dying stars in the dark. Jessica braced herself over Romeo, one arm around his shoulders, the other gripping the rail with white-knuckled desperation. Miguel stood planted beside her, jaw clenched, blood streaking his temple as he fought the violent sway of the lift. Claire crouched low, fingers pressed to the metal floor, whispering something under her breath prayer or memory, no and could tell.

“Yeah, I’m so tired…ugh.” After a minute, we continue our trek up the steep rocks. The caverns are small, which makes me feel a little claustrophobic. We’re nearly halfway through our journey when Jill screams and skidders above me. I try to grasp her but, in the process, misplace several loose rocks below me. Jill manages to land on a flat rock, but my footing is off, and I begin to slip. As I do, the cavern begins to shudder, and rocks begin to rain down on us. The roar of the rocks falling is nearly deafening, and my body aches with every strike of the stones and debris that is falling. Letting myself slide down as carefully as possible, I manage to land several feet below and cover my he