Oblivion Accidents Happen Novels & Stories

"Last night... was a mistake. I was drunk, okay? I thought you were someone else. And if I'd known you were with Macie, I would've rather slept with a dog than with you. Let's just forget it ever happened, okay? Keep it between us. You get me?" I thought I was clear, but Henry looked wounded. "Are you trying to dodge responsibility here?" Honestly, I thought he seemed a bit off. He did not seem to get it. Before I could respond, the living room door creaked open, and Macie stepped in, her eyes narrowing when she saw Henry. My pulse quickened, my mind racing to find an excuse. "Henry? What are you doing here?" Macie asked, suspicion lacing her tone. Henry glanced at me, his expression a mix o

The SUV spun wildly, rolling once before crashing into a ditch near the edge of the woods. Silence. Then, ringing. I was upside down, dangling from my seatbelt. The shock was profound, but the suppressant kept the fear away. "Stay secured!" Zev roared at me. He looked perfectly fine. He ripped the damaged door open. He looked out at the scene. "Ambush!" Zev shouted into the night. "Blackwood's protocols have been breached!" Shadows moved in the woods. They were too large to be human. They smelled of iron and raw, chaotic power.

However, Dillan just wanted Moira to know that the accident was not purely an accident, but the result of sabotage. "I found some data anomalies. I asked the Dash! prototype to check if the anomalies were due to system damage, and it gave me a surprising answer." Hearing this, Moira gasped, got up from the sofa, then walked over to Dillan and joined him in checking. "Does that mean there's little chance he survived?" Moira muttered listlessly. Her chest felt tighter. Tears began to fall uncontrollably. She didn't know what she was crying about, but at that moment, along with the unbearable pain she felt, all the memories of her brief time with Bryan flashed before her eyes like scenes from a

Aurelia P.O.V I frowned when the rain suddenly poured heavily. I think it was less than ten minutes when we started traveling and then it was like this and the rain caught up with us. I didn't expect it to rain either because the weather seemed to be nice all day, it wasn't overcast earlier either so it was surprising that the rain suddenly came down hard. "Where are we going Gilbert?" I asked him a little annoyed when I noticed that he turned to a different road, I really noticed because I have never experienced going through the one he turned now.

Only Minnie with a huge scar on her leg plus bruises here and there. "When I went into the tunnel, there was no one. As I reached the base, bodies were everywhere. But the lights were still on. I tried using my earpiece, but it's only statics. So I carry on with the procedure, finding survivors." She shook her head, "No one survived. The attack took time quite a while ago. Anyone wasn't shot in the fatal organs, died of blood loss or hunger," she sigh. Who would do that? What kind of monster killed hundreds of people down there? And how? I sigh.

In the end, we managed to surpass Frank's points by a hair's breadth and emerged victorious. However, both Riley and I died the moment we left the game due to our heavy injuries. Perhaps the system malfunctioned when it brought us back, but we were reborn with our memories of our past lives intact. The game then began anew. Riley and I immediately recognized each other when we were added to the group chat. Thus, we swore to each other that we would make the people who betrayed us in our past lives pay for the consequences of their actions. I intentionally chose the plastic apartment in the desert and the reverse photosynthesis skill. I also modified the name of the game, tricking everyone in

I threw my bag and pushed Angelo first. “LUNA!” he screamed. “AHHH!” I screamed and jumped out of the car before letting it crash through the guardrail and down the woods, where boulders lay at the bottom. I jumped into the rig just as quickly, and Angelo pressed the second trigger. My car went up in flames. The driver of the rig got out, started screaming, and called for help, creating a diversion before the warriors could sense something was off. The warriors were scrambling as they now had to explain it to Julian. The rig wasn’t at fault. The tire blew and caused the accident.

Vivian, unlike Sarah, didn't have a loyal friend like Renee to come to her aid, nor was there someone to organize a rescue helicopter for her. She found herself trapped with no escape! “You're asking me to die! This is murder!" Vivian shrieked, her voice laced with terror. Marvin chuckled, but the amusement never reached his eyes. “Vivian," he said, his voice smooth, "everyone will believe it was an accident." He was right. Just as they all suspected Vivian’s schemes without concrete proof, her "accident" would be the same. Vivian shook her head, her gaze darting between Renee and Sarah, who regarded her with undisguised disdain.

"My driver didn't see her in time, and when we went to check up on her, my car exploded." The world tilted, acid burning my lungs as I stared at him. "What? What do you mean the car exploded?" The implication of his words hit me like a punch. So I was right. Someone did try to kill him. If this accident didn't happen...If Zevran had still been inside the car— He grabbed my face, his touch yanking me out of my dark reverie. "Hey, look at me. Look at me. I have it under control. You don't need to worry. I told you I wouldn't leave you, didn’t I?”

He's never sure where else to proceed yet. “Because the other details that might interest Essi. The accident remains a mystery. And the more that I got clues, the more that it is blurry.” Oneil actually wanted to just forget how and why it happened. It is enough for him that he recovered. “This might happen to you again, Mr. Mercator because you just let those enemies in a loose,” Victor stated. “The accident might had happen for one time that we could let it go. But trouble happened to you thrice already. Do you really want Essi to suffer?”