Lv Lane Novels & Stories

Lyla dropped something and bent over to pick it up, leaving Lily to walk ahead of her with a smile plastered on her face looking at the baby shop in front of her. At 2 pm, a car moved from the car park through the pavement to join the main road. Bang! "Lyla!" Lily screamed hearing a car screeching sound followed by a thud sound. The car drove away from the scene.

Beside me, Trevor kept he just kelt looking ahead, his demeanor unreadable but calm. I tried not to fidget, but the quiet was deafening. “How far are we?” I finally asked. “Half a league,” Ryan answered without turning around. “We’ll be at the gates soon.” “Still time to turn around,” Trevor said dryly, throwing me a sideways glance. I smirked, tightening my grip on the reins. “Not a chance.” Ryan looked back for a split second, something unreadable passing behind his eyes. Not quite pride, not quite worry—but something in between.

Mia found a seat in front of Zion. “You still want me. You will have to come and get me.” Mia said with a cold tone. “We will meet again. This isn’t over yet.” Zion lets out a screech and the Lothian women that survived rushed back to behind the borderline, disappearing into the mist. “Until we meet again Luna.” Zion turns around and disappears as well.

"Liam can drive a manual car. We can take turns when we're tired. Don't worry, and please, use Liam's car if you want to catch up with us." Maxine sighed resignedly. Inevitably, she had to agree. Daniela explained everything in detail. Liam can already drive a manual car, so he can take turns driving with Daniela. Liam leaves his car for Maxine, so Maxine can easily catch up with them whenever she wants. Yes, everything was clear enough, that Maxine could no longer argue. Just agree to it, it doesn't hurt anyone. That is the best solution for now. "Okay. I'll catch up with you tomorrow," Maxine said, patting Liam and Daniela's back at the same time.

Tatum- Skidding my bike sideways to a stop, I stopped my bike in the middle of the road. The rear end of my bike was with inches of hitting the male guarding the main road leading into the pack entrance of Lunar Eclipse. “What the hell man? You could have hit me!” The man said, jumping back after I had already come to a complete stop.

After what felt like hours, the car slowed down. Alex stopped the car and turned toward me. “We’re here.” I looked out the window. The familiar outline of the Raven Pack’s territory stretched before me. My heart thudded painfully in my chest. Alex exhaled. “I won’t tell Kieran,” he said. “You have my word. Just… be careful, Laila.” I smiled weakly, my voice trembling. “Thank you, Alex. For everything.” He nodded, his eyes softening for a brief moment before he looked away.

She called Dominic. "She’s behind me," Lina said. "The van is finished." "Where are you?" "Tenth Avenue. Under the overpass." "Hit the wall," Dominic said. "At this speed?" "Angle it. Scrape the concrete. Do not brake." "She’s shooting." "Hit the wall, Lina. Then run for the dirt." Lina watched the mirror. A flash blinked and a bullet punched the seat. The concrete barrier was there. She did not brake. She turned the wheel.

"I shouldn't have gotten into this car." "There must be a car on the right too, Alex. They're going to force me onto the highway," Aaron concluded. And as the Lamborghini raced through the streets of Las Vegas, Lara could not help but think about how frightening the situation was. Perhaps it was all connected to Greyson... "You might lose signal on the highway," Alex stated. "That's not the issue. I need an alley, a bridge, anywhere I can drop Lara off," he replied, not even looking at her.

" THE PARKING LOT We had cleared a flat section of the crater floor, near the old drilling site, to serve as a driving range. I took the lift down to watch. The vehicle was an old, battered Humvee rugged, heavy, and devoid of sensitive electronics that Leo might accidentally fry. It was currently lurching forward in violent, jerky spasms. SCREECH. THUD. The humvee hit a traffic cone. Inside the cab, I could see Damian in the passenger seat. He was gripping the dashboard handle with white knuckles, his eyes wide. Leo was behind the wheel. He looked like any eighteen-year-old learning to drive tense,

Paying the bill, Shane made his way out of the bar followed by Lilian. "Okay, I will be waiting for you at the entrance at 5." Lilian replied shortly. "Okay. Where do you live? It's pretty late. Should I drop you?" Shane replied when they were out of the bar as he looked around and found the almost desert night. "No. I will manage. Thank you for helping me out." Shane stopped at his track and turned to Lilian who was already walking ahead. He walked to his Lamborghini and slid in. He was thinking of offering Lilian a lift again but then a bus got stopped by her and Lilian got on it.