On The Road Novel Novels & Stories

I have to talk to dad regarding the car, allowance like I need it for something. Looking around the town, Rowena is really boring. On the route I am going I can see some bakeries, coffeehouses, restaurants, people running somewhere, I wonder if this town has an elite area, and where it is. I am standing in front of Rowena Highschool, my only goal today is not to kill anyone and just to stay as invisible as I can, see how things work, and step aside. I just want to finish this and see what the hell I am going to do with my life later. Entering the school I asked the guard where the principal's office was and started walking that way. The school does not look that bad, it looks poor but I gues

"You promised me. No more running alone." I pulled back. Looked at him. "This isn't running. This is finishing." The Road I left before dawn. Clara was still asleep, her paper crane on the nightstand. I kissed her forehead, breathed in the smell of her, and walked out into the dark. The road stretched ahead, empty and grey. The photograph was on the passenger seat. My mother's face. The woman who'd been there. I drove through the morning, through towns I didn't know, through mountains that rose and fell. The address was in my phone. The name was in my head.

Rowan occupied the seat behind her, and Dean sat by the opposite window, studying the passing forest. The road followed the Columbia for long stretches. The river appeared and disappeared between the trees, sometimes close enough to glimpse sunlight dancing across the water. Other times, it vanished completely behind hills and thick evergreen growth. For a while,e no one spoke much. The road itself demanded attention. Several abandoned vehicles blocked sections of pavement, forcing detours and slow navigation. Every mile reminded them how quickly the world had fallen apart. By late morning, they reached the outskirts of the town. The first thing Evelyn noticed was how normal it looked. The s

Spotting a shed at the other side of the road, I decided to cross the road and sleep for the night' I was about getting to the centre of the road when I started to feel dizzy, I tried crossing the road without seeing the car coming towards me, at a high speed. I landed on the floor after I felt the heavy impact of the car on me, I heard the screeching of the car tires and the door opening. As I was getting enveloped by darkness, I had only one request for God. 'if you won't save me, save my child' ///////////// We've gotten to the end of the first part of this book.

He held the door of the truck open, waited for me to climb up, and then made his way to the driver’s side. The drive home was excruciating. He said nothing. Nada, zip, nuttin’ honey. Just focused on the road. I originally thought I might have hit a nerve on the boat, but now I was spiraling into all manner of offenses… only stopping with the possibly I’d killed his pet in a past life. See? Crazy.

👄Chapter One 👄 Olivia stared out the window as the highway stretched ahead. Flat land, billboards, and the occasional truck stop. She had been in this passenger seat for hours already, and they still had days left on the road. Theo kept his eyes on the road, one hand on the wheel. He was quiet like always. Her brother’s best friend, the guy who fixed cars and rarely said more than he needed to. Now he was stuck driving her across the country because her brother had asked him to.

“Gia, I told you I would come pick you up at the bus stop. Why did you not wait for me?” “It was getting late and I was a bit worried. Coming from Valley of the sun I am not use to so much traffic. My town have only one road, you enter and you exit. The rest if dirt. I did not like the looks I was getting and your description was accurate for me to follow easily.” “Still, it is dangerous. I almost did not come home, thinking you might be late or have missed the bus. Get in you must be tired.” “Strangely not I was too curious to meet you in person.”

He said shaking his head as the truck drove smoothly across the highway. Anya loved the serene environment where the roads were free with fresh air coming from the fields nearby. There were just a few vehicles that passed the entire time they had been driving and the road remained empty at other times. Anya didn't know what to say to Ronan because he wasn't really complaining or asking a question. He was just talking his thoughts out loud and it felt nice to be a part of him and listen to his mind speak so wisely so she let him talk.

That was it; I wasn't letting mom steal my breakfast again. I glanced over at Rocco- he looked like some slumbering Raj, his shock of ebony ringlets splayed across the headrest. His chest rose and fell peacefully beneath his leather bomber jacket. Sighing, I started the engine and took a right out of the lot onto Main Street. The old portion of Redmont gave way to countryside. Handsome estates and ramshackle farmhouses lined the road. Trees clawed at the sky as a bitter wind blew. I blasted the heater, shivers not only coming from the cold outside.

(pussy) I released his hand and rested my head back on the car seat, with my eyes close, while listening quietly to the unpleasant sound in my heart. “We are here,” the driver said, as he brings the car to a stop. We were in the middle of an express road, I came down from the car while holding on to my rifle. The road was pitch black as the only source of light was mainly cars but been that the time is far spent, there was little or no car in sight.