Perfect Accident Novels & Stories

said the doctor in a very calm but sad tone. Enoch immediately held Jude’s arms to stop him, “Pops.. it wasn’t his fault. It was the drunk driver.” tapping gently his arms, he added, “Come on, pops, let go.” Jude slowly let go of the doctor and cried. Loud sounds of sobs and helpless cries filled the fall. An unfortunate event brought the two families to one place together. It was never how they imagined it to be. It was another unpleasant meeting for Enoch and Nuala.

“Today, there was a fire accident in the Happy Mall. I heard, there are many casualties.” “What?!” Fatima gasped. “Really?! Oh my gosh. I felt sorry for the victims but thankful that Lance went there yesterday and not today.” Eric agreed. If Lance didn’t think of visiting Jane yesterday, he might have gone into the mall today to buy a gift for his nephew, and he might have gotten into a fire accident. ‘Now. Can I call it fortunate coincidence?’ Eric thought. ************* ************************* *********** Inside his room, Eric dialed Lance’s number.

How wonderful to experience something like this. Days passed. Five days to be exact. And in the days that have passed my every wake has been beautiful. That five days are having each situation that needs a solution. I don’t know if it’s a coincidence but I know that those days are a big help for me to achieve what I wanted to get. The first day, a student had an accident in the parking area of the university. But that accident was really happened not by a coincidence, that was really a set up.

Tally turned her gaze towards Ryan, only to find him pale and his expression frozen in shock. Tally’s hand touched Ryan on the arm, her touch gentle but firm. “Ryan,?” she asked softly, her voice tinged with concern. Ryan took a deep breath, his eyes still wide with the shock of the near-miss. “The accident,” he said slowly, as if piecing together fragments of a long-lost memory. “I remember, The car accident.” Tally’s heart ached for him. She knew how traumatic it must have been to relive that moment. “Do you want to pull over? We can talk about it. We can’t just sit here. Do you want me to move the car?”

I continued, turning slightly to face her, “ I mean yes, there was the small incident yesterday, where he was this close to running me over with his death trap, but I didn't even take a good look at" ”-He tried to run you over?" Ally asked, looking as if she was trying to grasp the gibberish that was coming out of my mouth, folding her arms as she stared at me in confusion. "No!” I immediately denied it before freezing as I thought it over for a second, “I mean yes…but it was an accident! Well not really because nothing happened,” I hyperventilated, taking in quick breaths as I tried to put things in order inside my mind, “but it could have and in that way… it could have been an accident, so

"Vehicle inspection found no mechanical failure. No evidence of another vehicle's involvement. Preliminary conclusion, accidental death due to weather and road conditions." "How does it feel," Zariel asked quietly, "reading it instead of just remembering it." "Worse and better at the same time." He kept his eyes on the page, unwilling to look up yet. "Worse, because it's real now in a way memory always let me soften slightly at the edges. Better, because there's nothing here yet that says anything I didn't already believe. No surprises., just confirmation." "That's something." "It's something." He allowed himself a breath. "Three years of imagining this moment, and so far it's exactly as bad

He couldn't help but feel apologetic, thinking that the accident wouldn't have happened if he hadn't celebrated his birthday, and Stephen wouldn't have lost his vision. Stanley bit back the rest of his thoughts, but Stephen knew what his friend was thinking. Stephen frowned. "It's not your fault." The accident was far too odd. Although it was eventually reported as an accident, it was obvious that someone had intentionally planned it. Stephen was already their target, so the accident would've happened eventually even if it hadn't been on Stanley's birthday. However, Stanley continued to blame himself. Not wanting to talk about the incident any more, Stephen changed the subject. "Help me look

“I failed her, I didn’t protect her. But please, don’t blame Cara. It wasn’t her fault.” At that moment, Will didn’t fully understand the weight of what was happening, but as time went on, he realized the truth: Cara wasn’t at fault. Vince’s parents had made a tragic mistake. Uncle Alfred, who had been driving too fast, had accidentally hit a large rock, causing the car to flip over and eventually plummet off the cliff. Will’s father never went into the specifics with him, but Will pieced it together on his own. It became clear to him that the accident was no one’s fault but Uncle Alfred’s reckless driving. The tragedy had been an unfortunate accident.

"I get it. But hey, maybe you just need to meet them in person. You never know, you might click with one of them." I shrugged. "Maybe. But then I think about Sarah..." Cameron's ears perked up. "Sarah? Who's Sarah?" "Sarah's the girl I accidentally hit with my car a few weeks ago," I said, wincing at the memory. "I was driving home from a meeting and didn't see her crossing the street. It was a pretty bad accident, but luckily she's okay." Cameron's eyes widened in surprise. "Whoa, that's crazy! I had no idea."

“Who did she see?” “She’s a child,” I tried to reassure him. “Could be a trauma response. Kids sometimes mix things up when they’re scared.” Ace shook his head. “Maybe… but how many coincidences are we going to chalk up to trauma?” He paused, then added, “The crash happened at a blind curve. No CCTV, no shops, no foot traffic. The Ferrari that hit them disappeared like a ghost. It was clean. Too clean.” My blood ran cold. “It was a planned accident,” Ace said, jaw clenched. “The question is who was it meant for? Scarlet and Amy? Or was it you, and they were just the collateral damage?”