Novel & Cerita My Sister Fell Through The Ceiling

Coupled with her brother's dominnering attitude, Zoey felt that there was no point in continuing, so she wanted to run away. Justin could not catch his sister, so he followed her and shouted, "Zoey, Zo, come back..." Unfortunately, how could Zoey listen to him? The more he called her, the faster she ran. However, when she went downstairs, her shoes tilted, and she couldn't stop herself from falling down the stairs. "Ah..."

Then, I went out of bed to head downstairs as I replied to her, "Good morning, my ladybug! I woke up late again. I know I never win when it's the weekend. And, I should forfeit the match tomorrow. When do you want me to come over later, Ming?" "AZ! How many times do I have to tell you that it's so fucking dangerous to slide down the staircase! You never really learn. You'll wait till you get a broken skull." My sister's voice boomed inside the mansion as I just landed on the ground floor and I bet that she is in the living room. Well, I thought it was safe to slide down since my parents aren't here, but she's worse than them. She has a big mouth.

I’m sure my sister loves me. “Tsk. Look here you bitch." He grabbed my chin harshly. “You’re going to die here today and Navia and I will live happily ever after.” It’s like my whole senses became numb. Especially when he pushed me off. Everything slowed down. Am I..falling? June’s face was still smirking. Did he push me? Why? We love each other. We love each other so much. My mouth gaped open when I saw a face pop out next to him. It was none other than my sister, wearing a wicked smile as she watches me fall from this 20 story building.

Maybe, it’s just a cat playing on my roof. I was about to return to my room when suddenly the ground shook. I looked up at the ceiling of my house and almost dropped my jaws when I witnessed something unbelievable. There was just a big hole in my ceiling. How did it happen? My tears started to well up in my eyes but I was controlling myself not to burst out. Gradually, my knees softened due to sudden depression. I lost my balance and fell down on the floor. My tears began to roll down on my cheeks.

"Sister sister" Klein mockingly said. Stella who pulled off her clothes stepped into the bathroom as she was about to step into their shower, she slipped and fell hitting her back on the floor. "Ahhh!!!" Stella screamed out so loud in pain making all the maid and butler rush upstairs. Klein sighed before she rushed upstairs too. “Oh my goodness!! Call the ambulance right now!" Klein said as she saw Stella state. She was bleeding already, blood was gushing from underneath her, and the maid used white bedsheets to cover the crying Stella.

Rinn huffed. “Wonderful,” I groaned and shouted out for the other two. Sara peeked her head out from the upstairs bedroom and scurried down the steps to see what I wanted. Just as she reached my side the back patio glass door burst open. I shoved her to the ground to escape the shards of glass that came flying in our direction. Hissing from the scratches I received I crawled to her side. “Where is your sister?” “Basement doing laundry,” she answered. Nodding I peeked outside to see that black-haired scary-looking demon approaching. His long hair whipped around him as he got closer.

I cocked a brow at her. “That's not what you were calling me last night.” Velvet wore her shoes and gave me the middle finger as she slowly climbed outside my window. I chuckled darkly. My amusement soon vanished when I heard my little sister screaming outside. “Mom, a girl just jumped out of Lain's window!” I scoffed in annoyance that she really had to scream the last part. I grabbed the nearest pair of denim jeans and rushed downstairs shirtless. I let out a gasp when I found my mom holding Velvet in place.

She thought he'd come for her and had brought his friends to help too. All of our friends thought the same thing. I loved my sister. She was my best friend. But moments like this made me wish I could grab her shoulders and shout that he was mine. That every stolen glance belonged to me. Instead, I lowered my gaze and went to work on the ribbons. Then the world exploded. A deafening crack echoed overhead. Everyone looked up as the ceiling beam snapped. I didn't move fast enough. I registered a shadow before I felt hands hit my shoulders and shoved. My back hit the wall hard enough to knock the breath from my lungs.

But in doing so, I inadvertently caused her to lose her balance. Time seemed to slow down as I watched in horror, powerless to stop it. My sister's eyes widened in terror as she stumbled backward, her arms flailing wildly. And then, she vanished over the edge of the cliff, plummeting downwards into the unknown. I was left standing alone, my heart heavy with grief and guilt. The sound of her screams still echoed in my mind, a haunting reminder of the tragedy that had just unfolded. I screamed so loud, the sound echoing off the cliff walls as I rushed down to the bottom, my heart racing with fear. There, I found my sister lying in a pool of blood, her body broken and still.

I was almost there when the ground shook beneath my feet. A hand grabbed my arm and yanked me back hard. “Are you insane?” a man snapped. “You’ll die in there!” “I don’t care!” I struggled against him. “My sister is inside!” “You can’t go back in,” he said, holding me firmly. “The structure is unstable.” “I have to,” I cried. “Please, let me go!” Before he could answer, something exploded overhead. The ceiling collapsed. I didn’t have time to scream. The debris hit me, causing a painful blow that crushed my chest, and blurred my vision.