One Second After Movie Novels & Stories

He replied and she sighed, she is somehow mad at him and she wondered why she is still seated next to him and watching a movie. The movie started and Audrey was surprised the first scene was a sex scene. “Hmm, is this what we are watching?” She asked trying to keep calm. “Yes, do you have a problem with it?” He asked with a stern look and Audrey knew she couldn't argue with him at this point. He had that angry look again. “No, it's okay.” She replied and turned to the television, they kept watching the movie and Audrey started to feel hot, the room was chilly due to the air conditioning but she was still feeling hot.

“I just placed an order. They should be here in ten minutes,” Adrian said. Before I could respond, he gently pushed my head toward him until it rested against his chest. I stiffened for only a second before forcing myself to relax. The steady rhythm of his heartbeat echoed faintly against my ear. He suspects nothing, and that was what made this so difficult. The movie previews played quietly in the background. Ten minutes into the movie, as the protagonist was navigating some high-stakes chase scene with explosions lighting up the screen, Adrian’s hand began moving.

He rushed over and snatched my phone away. "Melody, calm down. I'm Dylan, not an enemy. You just lost your memories temporarily. Just wait for five more minutes, and you'll remember me." I did not want to listen to his nonsense at all. The moment I saw him, I felt nauseous, as if I had been infected with some unknown poison. My stomach was churning violently. I did not dare to go against him directly. I knew I could not defeat an insane werewolf who was throwing a fit.

And for a precious while, I almost forgot the heavy chains around my neck. About an hour and half through the first movie, there was a soft knock on the door. Zira got up to answer it and returned with two large bowls of popcorn and placed one in my hands. The bowl felt bigger in my hands, which made me frown because it looked perfectly normal in his. For a second I wondered if they were different sizes, but the movie had already pulled my attention. I didn’t want to miss anything, not when this felt like the closest thing to normal I had experienced in a very long time. The first movie was incredibly nice, light-hearted, funny, and not too overwhelming me. When it ended, Zira turned to me w

My scalp split open, and blood poured out. My vision blurred. It took a long moment before I could make out what was in front of me. Noelle stepped into view, a smug smile curling her lips. "Serves you right. That's what you get for not giving me cake." The crash downstairs finally caught Marcus's attention. He took in the mess on the floor, then his gaze landed on me, covered in blood. "Zoey, what are you doing now?" My head throbbed so badly that I could barely think. Before I could even get up, Noelle burst into tears and threw herself into Marcus's arms.

Throat cut, but still alive long enough to gasp a message before dying“Ronan’s coming. With everything.” The war had truly begun.And Elara’s dreams turned to fire and red fur.The blood was waking...

Thank you to everyone who supported me, y'all are part of this success. FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT: One In A Million will have its spin-off, Run. This one will show how the world works outside the facility during the time they were battling with the parasites and zombies. Lawrence and Georgia will be the lead characters here. I will write it soon, so, stay tuned! Live long, Mickeys!

The First One sat on the beach and stared at the violent waves of the ocean as he deliberated. The killings had stopped but not for long. Officer Muhammad and Maryam must die in order to protect his real identity. The trip to Lagos had been taken for the main purpose of relaxing and approaching matters from a psychological point because where violence fails, logic is born. It had not been easy approaching the men running things at work and asking for some few days off but the greatest weapon in The First One arsenal was the power of persuasion.

The "Happy Ever After" lasted exactly three minutes. The golden light of the eclipse had faded, leaving a crisp, silent night atop the High Peaks. Kieran was still holding me, his heart beating a steady rhythm against my ear, and Rowan was standing close enough for our shoulders to brush. For a heartbeat, it felt like the credits were rolling. Then, the world hiccupped.

The first time he held my hand. The night he promised he would never leave me. Then I saw something else. A future. Adrian lying motionless on the ground. Blood beneath his head. My hands covered in it. “No.” I stepped backward. The voice whispered, “You already know how this ends.” “No.” “You kill him.” “No!” The scene changed. I saw Adrian standing before the First Ones. They were surrounding him. He was screaming my name. Then my mother appeared. She drove a silver blade into his chest.