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While I relaxed my body. But anything that happens we are going to win, it doesn't matter how much intimidation or threat we face, we were meant to be dead anyways so it's better to live this life that way and reclaim a place in this life than to live like a slave. It was a trip to reclaim our lives and we were going at it with all that we have. But, things do not always go the way one expects and several actions led to different plots that would change the life of the individual it bred, "look out." Were the words I heard when we almost had an accident, it was a narrow escape and we barely made it through without crashing into the other car "what was that car doing there? We would have jus

She messed with the wrong one, I was lost deep in thought that I didn't know when I lost control, I looked up and was shocked to see a fact approaching car, it was already too late All I heard was crashing sound and everything blackout

He had so much passion and energy that it was hard to think of anything stopping him, even for a moment. As she drove, these thoughts filled her mind, making the situation feel even more unreal. How could someone so full of life, so seemingly unbeatable, be brought down by something as ordinary as a car crash?

Shoving the car into gear, I sped off, my vision blurred with a mix of rage and heartbreak. “She’s nothing but a damn social climber,” I muttered under my breath, hitting the steering wheel in frustration. The road ahead of me blurred as my thoughts spiraled. I didn’t see the red light until it was too late. ~~~~Crash~~~~ The impact was sudden and violent as pain exploded behind my eyes, and the world around me faded into darkness.

I watched his car's lights disappear around the corner. I still couldn't believe that had just happened. One of the best days of my recent life-minus that whole suicide part-had crashed and burned like an A-bomb had gone off. I limped to my car, fished around in my purse for the keys. Asshole. He could have at least taken me home. A soft scratch on the pavement to my left brought my head up. A rush of sound. A quick pinch at my neck and the world floated away.

Passersby gasp and give me disapproving looks and I realize just how bad this is because of Beverly’s pregnancy. I am lost for a few seconds before I finally collect myself and slowly walk away from her. I keep walking, keeping my face on the ground while people keep giving me that look like they didn’t see how Beverly was the one who came onto me. I walk and walk and— Crashhhhhh. The sound makes me come to an abrupt halt. I freeze for a few seconds until other sounds follow—screams and the crying alarm of a car, no doubt the one that just crashed.

Before I could see the truck right in front of me, it had already crashed into mine. My car went straight to the sky. I can't die now.....I made a promise to her. I can't die. My car crashed to the ground. I looked down at my stomach. Something was puncturing me. I can't move. I was losing a lot of blood, both on my head and abdomen. My eyes slowly started shutting down. I kept telling myself I couldn't die, and I know I won't. Not now. I have a lot of promises to fulfil. I'll fucking regret it if I don't fulfil them.

016 Eliaz's POV I couldn't believe my ears, not my life either. I'd always watched movies and read books that described the moment in someone's life where their world came crashing down. I couldn't exactly say I'd experienced it before, except now. I just did, and it wasn't an experience I would recommend to someone else.

My engine roars to life and I speed into the highway, already dialing Elena's number but she doesn't pick up. I raise my head up to focus on driving when an oncoming car crashes into mine. The emptiness of my life flashes before my eyes and my entire world goes fucking black.

I swerved dangerously to the left to avoid a collision, but after that, when I slammed on the brakes to reduce the speed, it failed. “Gosh!!” I screamed in urgent fright and slammed the pads even more anxiously, but it was too late; my life was already flashing before my eyes. The car barreled ahead with me inside, watching helplessly as my car crashed into a tall iron pole, letting out a loud, deafening sound with an impact that instantly covered my face with darkness.