Infinite Tumbling Novels & Stories

It turned out that what had been growing inside Ruby was not a baby at all. It was a tumor. In addition, her uterus was removed when she was eight years old to save her life. The reason she deliberately fell yesterday was that she had already been scheduled for a minimally invasive surgery to remove the tumor. She just used the entire situation to scheme against my marriage. I watched Zach’s ice-cold expression on the screen. Even through the video, I could feel the frost in his gaze seemed enough to chill the air. Yet Ruby still had no idea her lies had been exposed.

The jade rose to my eye level, hovering steadily. A soft, chime echoed in my mind, and in a flash, the jade shot forward, sinking directly into the center of my forehead! My eyes snapped shut, my body collapsed backward onto the plush mattress, and consciousness vanished. When I opened my eyes, I was no longer lying in the hotel suite. I was standing in the middle of a vast, endless expanse. There were no walls, no ceiling, and no horizon. I spun around, completely speechless. Above me stretched an infinite sky bathed in a soft, luminescent jade-white light—neither day nor night.

Breaths quit total for ticks before kicking weak, off. I was dying. And this go, no last tick rescue. No wild setup. No wonder it was fixed. Just slow sure drop of someone who'd shined too hard and footed the bill.

"Jayden didn't use a mask nor gloves. I'm just scared he might get infected with any virus from the cadaver." There I froze a million times. Wait, I hope this is a mad joke? I can't die and leave biking, right? Not even the Red Playhouse I just found out. "The body had been sterilized." Professor Lydia said, and I felt like cold water had run down my spine. "More than that, it's surprising he saw all that with the microscope pointed to just one axial axis of the body." Charlie still continued. I now wished she had broken bones from yesterday's bike race.

Aidan tapped the screen of his tablet. A low hum filled the room as the glass tanks began to vibrate. The floating failed experiments within the fluid twitched. Their eyes remained closed, but their muscles spasmed in a grotesque mimicry of life. Aidan stepped back, his boots clicking rhythmically against the pristine floor.

The notification crystallized in the Auditor's briefcase at 7:14 PM, and every financial instrument in the Infinite Market stuttered. Not crashed. Not froze. Stuttered. Like a heartbeat skipping a beat, then resuming at a slightly different rhythm. Traders across seventeen dimensions felt it -- a microsecond of wrongness that made their transaction confirmations flicker between APPROVED and UNDEFINED before settling back to normal. Ben Carter felt it first. His Truth Eye blazed crimson in the Market's operations center, the vampire-gifted ability to see through financial lies suddenly overwhelmed by a data stream so ancient that his enhanced cognition could not determine whether it was true

A few seconds later, the virtual pointer stopped! "Beep! Congratulations, host, for obtaining the chance of crazy integration." "Chance of crazy integration: Each time you can integrate 100 million zombies, you don't need to defeat them. You can directly integrate them." Reading this, Lucas' entire body couldn't help trembling!

Wylan handed Nicholas some Ice-cubes and he poured water over Carter's body. Nicholas bent down to Carter's level and he grabbed Carter's face in his hand and made him look into his eyes. "She" cry "Is" cry "Mine" cry. At this point, Carter was crying out in pain everytime Nicholas took a break from speaking and put an ice-cube on his burns. How much more cruel can he get? Ice-cube on fresh burns is a deadly combo and it makes the skin itch and burn to the extremes. Carter was crying and panting heavily at this point.

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A wall was up and I was looking in from a small window on the outside. I haven't even realised it yet, but I have been crying. Wet streams are just flowing without question down my cheeks. I can tell, because it has a ticklish effect on my skin. The doctor noticed me, "Mam this is a private room, I would need you to leave or I will have to call security." As the words make their way into my brain like cutting shears, Noah returns from the alternate universe he was trapped in just moments ago. Our eyes met as the door shut behind me.