Its Called Freefall Chords Novels & Stories

“GRANDPA!” Clarissa’s delighted shout rang through the grand foyer of the mansion, a melody of pure joy that echoed against the high ceilings adorned with intricate moldings. The sunlight streamed through the large stained-glass windows, casting a kaleidoscope of colors onto the polished marble floor. Each hue danced beneath her small, quick steps as she darted forward, her heart racing with glee. Her tiny feet pitter-pattered against the smooth surface, creating a rhythmic sound that blended seamlessly with her laughter, a joyful symphony of innocence and love.

Adam I stood transfixed to the ground like I was electrocuted. I'm really shocked by that expectation. I was shocked that I had to stare at the girl in complete shock. I could feel a different sparkle of shock run down my spine. I'm still in a great dilemma, I find it hard to believe that she just fell down for the sky. I couldn't fathom how she fell down from the sky. I stood still, staring at her with complete shock. This is really more than my imagination. I couldn't believe this. I stood with my legs, wobbling in fear.

One of the kidnappers yelled in pain. Still, no one looked her way. Nova clenched the knife tighter. The rope was almost through. Finally “snap” Nova could only shout internally as she managed to get her hands free. “Finally”

He rested his profound gaze on me and asked, “How did you fall? When did you get here?” I clenched my fists tightly inside my sleeves. I knew that tearing things up at that moment would not do me any good. I obediently leaned into his arms like I always did. “I just got here. My heels were too high. I twisted my ankle.” The tension in his face finally eased. He scooped me up and headed out. He said in a low voice, “You’re not allowed to wear heels this high anymore.” I looked at the face I had once been so captivated by, yet an endless chill spread through my heart.

What has happened in the minutes that she'd fallen asleep in the office. Cerise hears footsteps resonating from the stairwell and a horde of aurums launch at her. In an instant, she makes a run for it but fails to do so as she's grabbed by the foot and thrown in the air. She raises her hand and drains all the oxygen in the room as quick as she could, but doing so drains her energy too. She sees all the aurums falling to their knees, coughing, strangling their necks in an attempt to grasp any sort of air. The last thing Cerise sees before passing out is Nicholas.

She winced. “You okay?” Amber asked. “Yeah, sure, why wouldn’t I be?” “I’m sorry though, for just springing it on you like that. Maybe I should have waited until you returned home from church… I was just—argh! I didn’t want you spending another minute thinking you still have a boyfriend you can plan the future with.” Vanessa inched closer to a car and leaned against it. Soft Christian music drifted into the park from inside the church and it gave Vanessa some newly found peace. She smiled softly. “Thanks. And you’re right. It’s high time I moved on.”

I shrugged, “hmm, maybe.” He gave me a cheeky smile and hammered down the nail with one good wack. “Come, there’s something I want to show you.” He motioned towards me and he stood up, not too quickly so the child’s father had time to come to the child and help him. I smiled and followed behind him, he hopped down off of the roof with ease, landing on a small hill that accompanied his fall. He turned around and held his arms up to me. I knelt down and eased off of the roof before falling. He instantly caught me and wrapped his arms around my body.

I heard a loud exhale, making me look his way as he turned to me, fixing our gazes. "You will soon find out, just trust me, okay?" he muttered softly, and like the fool I was, I studied his lips move and listened to his charming voice that caused my heart to go crazy. I quickly averted my gaze and nodded. I have no choice anyway. "Looks can deceive," my subconscious said. "I know, but I have no choice," I thought. "There is always a choice, you could have screamed." I closed my eyes, putting my head back. If even I did scream, no one would save me. I was, after all, a nobody.

I stormed over and yanked the power cord from the stereo. As everyone stared in shock, I pointed to the gate and said icily, "I'll give you all three minutes to get out of my yard." Benny, apparently feeling humiliated in front of his friends, walked over and shoved me. "Ruben, what are you doing? We were all having a good time." "Are you deaf? I told you to get out!" I shook off his hand and fixed him with a frigid stare. The atmosphere turned unbearably awkward.

In the video, Mia was seen suspiciously making a phone call. She looked very anxious. She couldn't stop stomping her feet. In a panicked voice, she cried, "What do I do? I wanted to teach that brat a lesson, so I gave him some penicillin. I didn't know he was deathly allergic. I didn't think he was going to die from it!" Since it was very quiet at night, I was able to recognize my brother's voice immediately. On the other end of the phone, he was patiently giving Mia instructions on what to do.