Liminal Space Gas Station Novels & Stories

I’m concerned they’re about to drag me across the border and kill me, until Kian signals to leave the interstate in the middle of damn nowhere only a few miles before the country ends. The off-ramp spills us onto a two lane road with yellow lines so faded they’re almost nonexistent. A gas station sits right near the highway, and behind that, a general store that looks straight out of the wild west. We pass a few dusty strip malls, half the spaces empty except for a bar, a diner, and a few odds and ends like a lawyer’s office and a tax pre paration place. We fly through one green light and don’t see another one for the rest of our trip.

Until a certain big brown-eyed girl. The gas station appeared a few miles later. I pulled in without much thought. Or at least that was what I told myself. The fuel gauge sat comfortably above half. The car didn’t need gas. I had fuel that could last me for a long time, but I needed to put distance between myself and the girl sitting beside me. Alessia glanced up from the window. “We need gas?” “No.” She frowned. “No?”

The gate didn’t close. It vanished. not slowly. not violently. just gone. like it had never been there. like crossing it made it unnecessary. the space inside wasn’t a place. there was no ground beneath my feet but I didn’t fall. no sky above but I wasn’t exposed. no direction but I still knew where I stood. It didn’t make sense. and that was the first warning. “This isn’t a territory,” Zayden said. “It’s not anything.”

- We reached at the gas station after lots of turbulences and halts, but by the grace of god and Kiara's poem, the car did not completely get stopped in the middle of the road. Otherwise, I would have to push this son of an elephant! I pulled over the car at one of the nearest gas stations which took half hour to reach. Kiara stopped reciting her poem. "Don't get down from the car" I told her. She nodded but started peeping out of the window to watch how I refill the car. I got down and walked ahead. While I was loading the tank. My eyes fell on a boy who was staring at me creepily. This is what I don't like. Creepheads in the gas station is so hard to avoid.

he winked holding the door open “Arggh” I groaned as I got out The fuel station was empty, not a single person around and that sent chills running through my spine. It was a distance from the town standing alone with nothing else around it. I kept looking over my shoulders to be sure no one was lurking in the corners. “I got you” Jeremy nudged me like he was reminding me I wasn’t alone We stepped into the store startling the attendant awake as the bell above rang.

The man begs to her but she doesn't pay any heed to his any words and ask him to go after giving him his money One employee says to his colleagues "He really thought he had bought Zoya Siddiqui just because he was paying a small amount of money." To which his colleague replies sarcastically "Naive!" On the other side Zoya gets down from her black Bentley and enters into the a building named 'White Rose Kindergarten and Day Care'

Our eyes met as the door shut behind me. The maze of people that blocked my way earlier to reach room 3254 now were not such a hassle for me to surpass. This time around I just let them swallow me whole. As I reach the doors I can see Leah Meyers, the woman at the front desk, looking at me with the same hazed expression as earlier. I locked eyes with her for just a brief second, before I burst through the glass sliding doors as it opened. The weather is quite hot today, unusually hot. A strange ringing sound started to sound in my ears. How strange?

A Chosen Celestial Being was being to invite Lucas into the city, only to realize that Lucas and the Apocalyptic Legion were no longer seen. … Lucas placed the Apocalyptic Legion into the System Space, and once again, he started his search. This time, he arrived at a flat ground. That flat ground was endless and was extraordinarily spacious. Lucas figured that given any ordinary people would not be able to reach its end even after a few lifetimes. "Go gather more zombies," Lucas said faintly. The Apocalyptic Legion headed in all directions. Lucas purchased a box of cigarettes from Points Mall and lighted one cigarette.

Rust covered the walls. Chains dragged somewhere far away. The sound echoed endlessly. Noah hated it. “I would like one level without nightmare noises.” “You died and got sent here,” Jax muttered. “Your expectations should be lower.” “That’s fair.” The corridor widened slowly into a massive underground station. Old benches lined the walls. Broken clocks twitched overhead. Dark train tracks stretched endlessly through the center. The air felt dead. Like nothing living belonged there. Lena froze slightly. “This place…” Kai frowned.

I only felt the burning, obsessive need to see Bane Blackwood stripped of his pride. "Get the car," I commanded. The Grey Marsh was a place where the modern world died. The air was thick with the smell of sulfur and decaying vegetation. We walked through the knee-deep fog until we reached a shack that looked like it was being swallowed by the earth. Inside, the Liminal Broker was a thing of nightmares—shriveled, ageless, and smelling of copper. She didn't look up as we entered. She was busy grinding something in a bowl made from a wolf’s skull.