Perfect Accident Novels & Stories

Walking down that exact path were three women dressed in expensive gowns. Bane didn't even try to swerve. He barreled straight past them to catch the squirrel, his massive shoulder hitting one of the women right in the hip. “Ahh!!” she shrieked. “WHAT. THE. FUCK!!” With a loud splash, the woman flipped over the low railing and crashed directly into the murky pond water. I froze at the edge of the walkway, wanting to instantly die right then and there. My hands flew to my mouth in pure horror. Why did I think it was a good idea to bring Bane out without a leash?

He didn’t stop walking. He turned toward the row where his seat waited, near the back,somewhere quiet, somewhere away. But just as he passed the last row, Steve subtly shifted. And then a thud. Drake stumbled hard. His shin smacked into a leg that had no business being there. The kind of move done with a smile on your face and a trap behind your teeth. His books scattered across the floor, and his knee hit the cold tiles before he caught himself. A small gasp. Then a few laughs.

The plain blue pajamas he wore made him look even more like a high school kid. I sat up halfway, wiping tears from the corner of my eyes. “I just read the funniest thing of the year. I swear, it’s not hysteria. It’s spiritual release.” He stepped in slowly, hovering by the bed like he wasn’t sure what to do with his hands. “What’s it about?” I turned my iPad around and held it up. “Look. There. Theo Rodriguez..Mr. Perfect, Mr. I-Don’t-Make-Mistakes, crashed his car with his fiancée. Maybe the universe finally got tired of his ego too.”

Inside the apartment, the woman whispered, "You're cruel." Daniel looked toward the window. Bianca stepped back slowly. Her legs barely held her. She didn't remember reaching the elevator. She didn't remember pressing the button. She only realized she was crying when a tear landed on the white cake box. The elevator doors opened. An elderly couple smiled at her. She looked down and she couldn't smile back. ... By the time she reached her car, her hands were shaking. She unlocked it on the third try. The cake slid onto the passenger seat.

Once he was done he held out his phone for me. My brows furrowed in confusion. I didn't know what he was trying to do. After a moment of resolution, I took his phone from him and held it directly across my face. There is a video ready to be played. I can't help seeking a glance at Elijah who was staring at me with his signature stoic face. I had a bad feeling about this nonetheless with a shaky hand I tap the play button. 'Moving on to some other stories that we're tracking this morning, a shocking accidental road mishap that's been reported on texas highway on September 5th that's left a dead person.

Plus, she was sure there was some security camera that would correlate what Dean had told them happened. “I just hope that all of this is over soon so that everything can just go back to the way they were. But the accident, was it really an accident, and if it was, why run? I don’t understand how someone would do something that terrible even if it was by mistake and have the guts to run away.” That was just something she couldn’t believe a human should do. But if she was being fair, she would admit that it was in human nature to panic, and people react to panic in different ways.

She asked herself again. She looked around again in the empty bar and called out. "Hello? Is anyone here?" Still, there was no reply "What's going on here?" She muttered, a look of confusion on her face. She felt a bit scared and wanted to go back, but as she turned, the lights went on and she saw Perry in the empty bar. He had decorated the place with balloons, rose petals, and a banner. On the banner was an apology written boldly on it. "I'm very sorry, Autumn. I love you with everything I own and I have, and I promise to love you till eternity," she read what was written on the banner

The experts were brought in to check the car if it indeed had a break issue according to what the eye witnesses testified to, but the experts confirmed it was negative. According to them, they stated that someone wanted Chief Uche and his wife dead because the brakes of the car were tampered with, which resulted in the accident. The people who tampered with the brake were smart. They knew the angles where the CCTV was installed and hid well without the CCTV capturing them while tampering with the brake. The security men at the Odenigbo's Mansion were changed; more CCTV cameras were installed at strategic positions in every direction. Chimamanda worked tirelessly, staying up all night to unra

“What do you mean?” “There’s something you don’t know,” Granny said. She stood up slowly. Walked to her room. Returned with a locked box. Inside—documents. Photos. A letter. One I hadn’t seen before. Written by Eliora. Confession-style. She’d been seventeen. Hit someone with a car. Left the scene. It wasn’t just an accident. She was racing with a friend. Trying to impress a boy. The girl she hit never walked again. Granny had paid for silence.

Lucas said, looking at the driver of the black car. “I'm sorry, I accidentally went too fast,” he said in a sincere tone. “I'm really grateful that no one was hurt. This was really my fault.” Adelia nodded, still shaken by the incident that had almost claimed the lives of her children. “Thank you for your quickness,” she said sincerely. “We are grateful that everything ended well.” Joanne and Lucas looked at each other, feeling a strong bond between them. They felt grateful for their safety, and inwardly promised that they would be more careful in the future.