Lazy Susan Gravity Falls Novels & Stories

A hand from underneath the earth pulls the pregnant woman's dead body into the earth. Her caretaker rips her hand from the nails that bind her, dark aura with moaning voices circle her and her eyes fly open. The earthquake subsides as Susan stands with her neck tilted in a crazy way grinning like a Cheshire cat. “Welcome Gyllou,” Jessica says, smiling. ********** And that’s it! The beginning of our terror. Night is about to befall on the people of Vineyard. I hope I can save them. That’s all for todays Confessions.

Cherry yells as she was pushed forcibly inside. Cherry was able to hold herself from falling to the ground, but it almost proved impossible because of the weight of her baby bump. Susanna advanced toward Chery after closing the door behind and slaps her on the cheek so hard she saw stars for a moment. Cherry tried to recover from the sudden attack but wasn’t given enough time as Susanna pulls her by the hair and tosses her to the kitchen counter, Cherry didn’t have time to register where she was being tossed to and slipped on both feet causing her to hit her sides very hard against the edge of the sharp counter.

she quickly drank out of one of the glasses of wine and as she was supposed to give Ryella the second glass, she kind of threw it at her but Ryella had jumped backwards in time si instead and instead of it spilling on her white gown, it shattered of the ground. Susan suddenly felt dizzy and tripped ripping the back of her gown as she was falling backwards, she tried reaching out to something or someone but no one was nearby. She felt a large pool of liquid roll down her thighs to the ground, she saw everyone staring at her with confusion and disdain and also whispering amongst themselves she looked down at see that a pool of blood was where she was sitting. "Sister? Did you just have a misca

Krisan asked in a concerned tone. "Let's go check out the tree," they descended to the ground and landed by the root of the tree. They started touching and admiring it up close, Ryan picked a moon mango and immediately ate it. He stopped moving and fell to the ground. His body began to emit white light and started oozing out black pus. His bodysuit then evaporated the impurities with its self-cleaning function.

Lewis: "Susan, you thought I wouldn't dare, right? If you fall from here, no one will know or care about your death, do you think I'm bluffing?" Susan looks at Lewis, and at this moment, she realizes how easy it is for him to take her life, just a simple accidental fall from the building. She is an orphan after all. With a frightened tone, Susan asks: "Did Judy really have a miscarriage?" She wants to confirm this because all she has done is to see Judy suffer, and can't be for nothing. Lewis coldly says: "You'll be disappointed." "How could that be? She ate the baby formula, it must have..." Susan realizes she's said too much, and despair rises in her heart.

And the snow behind him fell in absolute silence. … The mansion was silent. Alexei and Sasha were still talking in the living room, laughing softly about something that probably involved the destruction caused by Dmitry and the amount of clothes he had torn that night. But when Susan appeared at the top of the staircase, with misty eyes and trembling hands, the world seemed to hold its breath. Susan descended slowly, as if her body, touched by something greater, was still trying to adapt to the energy now pulsing inside her. She wore a thin white cotton shirt, and her eyes carried the glow of someone who had touched the sacred. There was no fear, only the reverence of one who had seen someth

Susan caused the wind to spin and clash these people in mid-air till some either felt nausea, fainted, or died due to fear. She let the wind take them high above the clouds, and upper still till the air began to feel thin. At fifty thousand feet above the ground, Susan caused the wind to disappear, and so did Chadwick’s followers. Slowly, she descended, till her feet graced the ground. She walked on one street, but she was on all streets. She saw the deeds of the dark, the about to be theft, and murders, the people sleeping peacefully in their homes, and she thought as time froze, it wouldn’t hurt to demand more blood.

Dorothy who stopped working on the field for five years started working again. He smelled something fishy but couldn’t pin point it. He saw Susan walking near the water stream and made his way towards her. “Do you like your stay here ma'am?” Susan smiled and said yes. Victor looked around and saw that everyone is busy admiring Sebastian who stood proudly in the middle of the crowd discussing about the project. “The water is so fresh in the stream you can taste it” Susan smiled and bend down a little so that she can take the water to drink but she felt the ground under her shake and she fell into the water with a scream.

Her silver hair didn't fall; it drifted around her face like smoke in a stagnant room. "I can't—Victor, the weight. It’s gone." She reached for him, her fingers brushing the air. Her wedding ring slipped off her finger. It didn't clatter. It hovered between them, a small gold circle mocking the laws of the world. "The sensors are flatlining. Gravity isn't just fluctuating. It’s shutting off."

"You're not going after her? What if she has another breakdown and tries to kill herself? I really don't want to get blamed by you and your family again." "She won't," Grayson said, calmly, with certainty. "Oh?" I raised an eyebrow. "How can you be so sure? You used to panic whenever she even whimpered. Is there something I don't know?" Before he could answer, a coworker ran over, breathless. "Something's wrong—Sophia says she's going to jump off the roof!" I chuckled. "That trick again?" Grayson looked at me for a long time. Guilt. Regret. It was all in his eyes. I felt uncomfortable under that gaze.