Kata Kata Di Kaca Mobil の小説・ストーリー

"Arghh!", Kate screamed in fear. She was in an out of control car - her car. She stomped her foot on the brake paddle desperately, but still nothing happened, pressed the button of the car glass but the window didn't roll down. "This was crazy", she thought, panicking. The car drove into the woods, with no sign of stopping, they were already far away from city S. The moon was the only source of light, as the car drove deeper into the forest, speeding through the tree branches and driving on the rocky dirt road. Kate held onto the steering wheel for dear life, bending her head whenever a tree branch hit the car's windshield.

Just the warning, hot and restless. I missed Malva. Missed her calm hands, her chants, the way she never looked afraid even when everyone else did. But Malva wasn’t here. Ombra was. And her words made my spine ache. The convoy of cars roared down the road, bodyguards in front and behind. Engines loud, tires hissing against asphalt. “Kat,” Papi whispered again, tugging me from my thoughts. “Do you think they’ll let me drive a car today?”

It’s a different story if Elora’s old car is juxtaposed here. Elora pressed the button on the car key and heard two beeps. Elora took a deep breath. There is no other choice. She had to use it. Elora had met Kate earlier, asking if she had a car, and yes, Kate had. When Elora asked what kind of car Kate had and could Elora borrow one, Kate replied, “Rubicon. The one you drove yesterday to Milford Sound.” Elora gaped. “That doesn’t belong to Caspian?”

It was now or never. Uttering a silent prayer, Katie charged into the road with a cry. Unlucky for her she'd miscalculated because there was a car zooming over just then. As Katherine sighted the oncoming vehicle her eyes nearly bulged out of their sockets. She couldn't move a single inch. It'd happened again. Kate froze right in the middle of the road as if she'd suddenly become paralyzed. "Christ!" The exclamation involuntarily escaped her trembling lips.

Kail drove smoothly and headed towards JFK. He had to hurry to catch the earliest flight to Norway, so he stepped on the accelerator. “…” Then suddenly, Kail noticed a stray cat around the corner. Under the sunlight, the cat walked on the gray asphalt leisurely like it owned the entire street. When Kail saw its black eyes, he felt like he couldn’t breathe. The cat reminded him of an elk he saw a very long time ago, and suddenly panting, Kail undid his tie. The car was filled with Rachmaninoff’s piano concerto.

Xavier's POV - As I navigate the bustling city streets, my attention keeps gravitating toward Julia, my Kitten, ensconced in the passenger seat. "May I turn down the window?" she asks, her voice carrying a hint of playfulness and a smile that lights up the car. I return her smile with a nod, granting her request. She reaches for the window controls, and the cool breeze sweeps through the car, causing her hair to dance in the wind. The sunlight plays on her features, accentuating her natural allure.

“What the…!” Isaac growled, causing his driver's face to appear over the back of the seat. “I’m sorry, sir. A cat appeared out of nowhere in the direction of the car and I had to brake to try not to hit it…” “A cat?” Millicent gasped “And is it okay?” “I… I don’t know…” the man swallowed hard “Nothing seemed to hit the car’s wheel, but…” “That’s fine…” Isaac huffed, irritated “Just make sure you pay more attention to the road next time…”

00Knock, knock. 00The bodyguards in the front car came over and knocked on the window of Stacy's car. She lowered the car window. 00"There's a car in front. When it's turning, the car is broken and it's on the road. Are we changing our route since we can't get through it?"

The man kidnapped her. Camilla flattened her hand on her cheek, folding her fingers until only the middle one was still standing. A sound came from Vanya’s end. If he chuckled or scoffed, she couldn’t tell because she refused to waste a glance on him. Their car slowed, and she looked out the tinted window. They were parked in front of a… dumpster? Why? Giant caterpillars machineries were all over the place, moving refuse from one stop to another. On another side, smoke rose to the air. Their windows were rolled up, so they didn’t have to worry about the pollution.