Never Falling Novels & Stories

"Why don't you take a good look and tell me this isn't you?" It was by then that Zachary realized he couldn't lie his way out of this one and admitted the truth. "I know what I did was wrong. But I don't feel anything for Sienna anymore. Touching her feels like touching myself. It's just boring. You get it, right?" I never expected him to say that. Maybe we really had been together for too long. Long enough for time to strip us of every last spark. Long enough for him to touch me and feel nothing—like I was just another part of himself.

“Fine. When I was in college, I showed up to a lecture a week early and argued with the professor about canceling the class. Turns out, I was the one who was wrong.” Olivia burst into laughter. “Mr. Perfect made a mistake? I need a moment to process this.” “Your turn,” Ethan said, ignoring her mockery. “What’s your biggest regret?” Her laughter faded as she thought about it. “Not standing up for myself sooner,” she admitted softly. Ethan’s expression softened, but he didn’t push. “Your question.” She brightened. “What’s one thing you’ve never told anyone?” Ethan paused, his jaw tightening. “I hate flying. Private jets make it bearable, but I’d rather not be in the air at all.”

It feels like it takes forever, but eventually, I find a small groove to stick one toe in, and after another desperate search, another hole just big enough to wedge the toe of my other sneaker in the rock face. And then finally I can breathe again because I’m no longer falling. But then I make the mistake of peering over my shoulder and wish I could unsee the fall I know is waiting for me if I let go. I don’t know how far I’ve fallen, but I still can’t see the bottom. I’m so far up that it doesn’t matter that I’m a shifter. If I fall, I will die. There is no way anyone can survive a thousand-plus-foot drop like the one I’m facing.

She shuddered slightly, recalling how his deep voice seemed to reach right through the phone and set her nerves on fire with forbidden need. The unmistakable sounds of him pleasuring himself while making such tempting promises nearly tore her apart. Isabelle squeezed her eyes shut, fighting against the mounting wave of confusing yearning. She couldn't allow herself to be undone by mere words and insinuations, no matter how seductively presented. This was simply a corporate deal to ensure the critical Saxon merger.

He might be the most brilliant boy in the school, but he was really slow when it comes to knowing people’s feelings He looked quite startled by her action” sort, what did you say? I was caught up in something” he said sheepishly, His calm tone further infuriated Nicole, but she refrained herself, Cyrus was her father’s choice for her, it would be in her best interest to work harder at gaining his attention. But what if George was right, Cyrus does not seem to hold a single thought for her. Nicole caught herself, she had started thinking of George again, his handsome face radiating on her mind, shaking her mind free of George, she forced her attention back to Cyrus.

If a few months was considered a long time, how would those people who were stuck for decades afford to live? “Argh—!” All of a sudden, Neela let out a roar. She could no longer be able to maintain her figure in the sky and abruptly fell. Alex was shocked, so he hurriedly stabilized his figure while calling her name loudly. He saw Neela falling at a breakneck speed. They were at an altitude of thousands or even tens of thousands of meters. If they just fall to the ground like this, they would be dead for sure, right? Alex subconsciously concentrated on his body only to find the sky restriction of this land had disappeared.

“We are here!” “That’s a bridge.” I pointed out nervously as I tried to look through the heavy fog to see through the other side. Unfortunately, I couldn’t. Which really isn’t helping my anxiety right now. “Yes, it is. It’s the bridge of no return! Because once you cross that bridge, you can no longer return. The same goes for when you fall as well!” I carefully made my way to the edge and peaked at the bottom. I still could not see where it ended. I immediately moved back. “Serena? What happens when we do fall? What’s down there exactly?”

"FALLING FEELS EXACTLY LIKE FLOATING UNTIL IT DOESN'T." MAYA. The problem with falling was that it didn't feel like falling. That was the thing nobody told you. You expected it to feel like a drop — sudden, alarming, the floor disappearing under your feet with enough force that you knew exactly what was happening and could at least name it while it was occurring. You expected to feel it the way you felt other bad things. Clearly. Unmistakably. With enough warning to brace.

Back then, there was no pain, no heartbreak, no grief… just pure, simple happiness. Suddenly, I realized I could no longer feel the rain hitting my body, even though it was still pouring down. I looked up and saw a black umbrella shielding me from the downpour. I turned around to see who was holding it. Standing there was a man dressed entirely in black. I stared into his eyes—deep, coal-black eyes that looked dull and lifeless. He stared back at me just as intensely. There was something mesmerizing about them, like a black diamond that held a strange kind of beauty despite its dullness.

Kade’s POV Falling should have a direction. Either down or forward Something your body understands. This had none. There was no air rushing past me, no sense of gravity pulling at my limbs. No ground rushing up to meet me. No sky above to orient against. Just movement. Endless, disjointed movement. Like being pulled through layers that did not belong to each other. I tried to breathe and my chest tightened. For a second, just a second—I thought I could not.