Ritchie Valens Plane Crash Novels & Stories

Makes me wonder how long his money is. Valiente gave a single nod. “Good.” The pilot gestured with an outstretched hand. “The crew has completed the final checks," he reported. "We’ll be ready to leave as soon as you're ready.” Valiente didn't say anything in response. He walked past the pilot and headed for the plane. I glanced once at the pilot and walked faster to catch up with Valiente. Once we boarded the jet, I stopped for a second. The inside looked nothing like the planes I’d been on before.

Everyone was silent, waiting for further orders. The silence continued until the sound of gunfire and chaos outside the plane died down. Suddenly, heavy and fast steps were heard. Valencia, who vaguely heard it, paused to sharpen her senses. "Bi, it looks like someone has gotten into the plane. We need to get ready." Valencia whispered. She released her hug from Aunt Marietta and picked up the gun that had slipped from her hand. Although Valencia was still shaking from what had just happened. But, considering that she and the others were in a precarious condition. Inevitably Valencia had to make up her mind. Her eyes looked at the door of the airplane cabin intently.

Kris looked at me intently, hesitant if she will answer my question or not. "Y-Yes," she uttered. "Shit," I cursed. "I have to find her," I said. I was about to leave when I received a call from my investigator. "Sir there is a passenger named Solana Reev on flight BA2690," he said and I felt relief when I heard that. We can finally trace her. "We can find her right?" I asked with my voice filled with hope. "Sir the plane crashed and 47 passengers were killed including Solana Reev," my world crashed down when I heard that news.

The moment he saw me, it was as if something came back to life in his dead, red-rimmed eyes. Then, in a blur, he ran toward me. His security team rushed to keep up, but in the chaos of the crowd, hardly anyone seemed to notice. Before I could react, I was crushed into his ice-cold embrace. My heartbeat, steady even during the near-death experience on the plane, suddenly went wild. I had survived a plane crash, but at this moment, I felt like I might actually drop dead. And then, wrapped in his freezing arms, I blacked out.

“On what grounds—?” Before she could finish her sentence, she felt her body lift off the floor. The cockpit was not a place just anyone could enter. Aside from people with professional training, others would experience intense discomfort. That was the only reason the man in glasses and Anna were kneeling slightly while talking to me. The plane was about to crash into the sea. The man in glasses panicked. He walked up and slapped the flight attendant twice. Then, he grabbed her hair and smashed her head against the floor. “Apologize to Justin right now! If all of us die here because of you, they’ll find the black box. You’ll go down in history as the biggest villain of all time. Your name wil

Peter rushed back to Valentia from Slovenia, while Alden’s flight also made its return. Although parts of their plan regarding Leonardo and Frank were falling into place, they hadn’t anticipated Leonardo’s fixation on Serenity—let alone his interest in Maurice. At the Bartz residence, chaos reigned. Valerie, overwhelmed by the pressure, suffered a nervous breakdown and had to be taken to the hospital by Camille. Her fragile condition, compounded by the danger to her unborn twins, put everyone on edge.

"Open the door, Caleb. I think we have a lot to talk about. A year's worth of things you've been keeping to yourself." "Go away, Val. I don't want to talk to you, neither do I have anything to do with you or this mess." "I think you *would* want to hear from me, Caleb. And I think you would really love to hear what I have to say, especially since it concerns your survival." "Leave me alone, Val! Get away from my door or I will call the cops. I mean it!" "Would you still call the cops," I whispered into the speaker, leaning in until my breath fogged the lens, "when I tell them that you were the last person he called before the plane crashed?”

Valerio shot the other point-blank. They cleared the hangar floor in under a minute. But the jet was already moving. “No,” Valerio muttered. He sprinted forward, Sera right behind him. The hangar doors yawned open as the jet rolled forward. Valerio raised his weapon and aimed at the front tire, firing three times. With a shriek of metal, the tire burst, sending the jet lurching sideways. The pilot swerved, overcorrected, and slammed into a stack of fuel drums.

Once we were safely ashore and settled on the sofa of our hotel, we watched the news. The headline was enough to make both of us frown uneasily. [Dutton Family’s Birthday Bash Turns Tragic: Mother and Daughter-in-Law Fall into the Sea and Pronounced Missing] Valerie’s pale face dominated the screen, her eyes swollen and red from crying. “I didn’t mean to! I didn’t push them! They fell on their own!” Valerie was taken away by the police as Rourke looked on with a serious expression on his face. Julius however, looked especially haggard.

The private jet flew smoothly through the night sky. I closed my eyes, feeling the gentle vibration of the engines. Billy had arranged everything perfectly. The plane would "crash" over a designated patch of ocean, and I would escape through a secret hatch. By now, the news was already spreading through the pack. "It's horrible! The Luna's plane went down at sea! There's nothing but wreckage!"