Lazy Susan Gravity Falls Novels & Stories

I stumbled backward, shock flooding me. Susan caught me before I hit the ground. “What—” My voice slurred. Her expression softened, regret flickering in her eyes. “I’m sorry.” My vision darkened. The corridor blurred. My body felt heavy. I tried to move. Tried to push her away. But my limbs wouldn’t respond. Darkness crept in from the edges of my vision. My thoughts slowed. Susan’s face blurred above me. She knocked me out. The thought felt distant. Faint.

The silence following the "99% Crash" wasn't peaceful; it was unformatted. The air in the valley was a thick, grey haze of Dead Pixels and static. Every time the wind blew, it made a sound like a corrupted audio file—a rhythmic, digital stutter that scraped against my nerves. I didn't wait for the elevators. I threw myself from the command center balcony, using a localized Gravity-Bypass to slow my descent as I soared toward the glassy crater where Xander lay.

She received a reply immediately along with a small reminder from Susan about the day's activity. Shortly, Susan arrived, her sleek chin-length bob sweeping across her neck as she rushed into the villa, her heels clicking on the marble floor. "Ivy, darling!" she exclaimed, air-kissing her friend's cheeks. "I'm so sorry I'm a minute late. Traffic was a nightmare." Ivy laughed, embracing Susan's energetic entrance. "You're right on time, Susie. I was just getting outside." Susan's eyes wandered over her, checking out her custom-made outfit. A white tank top and rugged jeans gave her a hint of rugged charm. "Wow, you look just like the badass character from 'Echoes of Darkness'!" Susan exclaime

Even when he reached the first floor, he was still alone. His car was parked in front of the green belt ahead. The midday sun was a bit strong. Lucas came out of the hallway and squinted his eyes slightly. Just as he reached the car, he heard a loud noise. As if thinking of something, he turned around and immediately saw Susie lying on the ground. She jumped from the sixteenth floor, and blood quickly gushed out from her facial features. Lucas's hand trembled, and he felt a chill run through his body.

"Susan, Liam is gay." The silence that followed was deafening. Susan stood frozen, her phone slipping from her grasp and clattering to the floor. I watched helplessly as the realization dawned on her, the light in her eyes dimming as her dreams were crushed in an instant.

Then waited. Footsteps. The door cracked. “Meekey?” Vanessa stood there, robe tied tight, hair in rollers, eyes wide. Her cousin hadn’t changed much—just older around the eyes, thinner maybe. Still had that same sharp look, like she could cut you with a stare if she had to. “Hey, V.” Vanessa didn’t move at first. Just looked at her, like she was trying to figure out if Meekey was real or just some ghost dragging chains.

I placed my hands on my face, blocking the penetrating sunlight. My body felt heavy as I rolled over, trying to get a good sleeping posture. After several twists and turns, I gave up, rolling off the bed and falling onto the ground. I felt a surge of restlessness; maybe it was the after-effects of the alcohol I had taken last night. I opened my eyes slowly and lifted myself from the floor.

I turned around and extended my arm to take whatever she was about to give me, but I kept my eyes fixed on Yara, who was carefully cutting the stem of a rose plant. "Angel... whoa... f*ck!" I snapped my head toward Susan. Her foot had accidentally slipped, and the spade she was holding came flying right at me. My body instinctively tried to jump away, but it landed right on my face. My brain was instantly crowded with all my haunting memories. I let out a scream and scrambled back into the mud, scrambling away from the spade. I saw Susan's eyes widen at my reaction, and she immediately dropped down near me, muttering apologies. But my mind couldn't hear her words. My hands started trembling.

I move quickly and catch her from behind. "Oof, A little help here," I say to Kyra and she lets out a breath of irritation before she snaps her fingers again causing Susan's body to levitate. I open the first door I see and guide Kyra into a room. Kyra comes into the room and brings Susan's floating body behind her. She lowers Susan's sleeping body gently onto the bed and then dramatically dusts her hands off as if she carried her. "She is coming after me with a vengeance when she wakes up," I say in annoyance and we walk out of the room just in time to see Clive and Klara come up the stairs.