Run Into You Novels & Stories

I don’t look back, I rushed off, heels clicking like gunshots against the marble floor, each step echoing run, run, run. Because how the hell do you sit at dinner with your boyfriend...when he's about to become your stepbrother?

“Keep running.” In an instant, I’m moving, my hand wrapping around Ryu’s throat so that I can slam him against the ground beneath me. My breath is coming in slow puffs, my hand is trembling as I fight to not use enough strength to kill him, and my vision is growing blurry. “I’m only going to say this once.” I hiss through gritted teeth while Ryu stares up at me calmly. “I’ve spared you until this point because you and I are buddies, but if you dare say anything fucking unnecessary again, I won’t be so understanding.”

In this quiet darkness, we listen to the fast-pacing march of clattering legs, building aggressive power in readiness to strike as soon as we perceive the threats’ breached our space. It grows louder, sounding like a sortie fleet is coming to subjugate the intruder that’s crashed into their territory. Without warning, something comes bounding out of the veil of the fog, projecting right into us. Runa moves quickly, missing by an inch as the big black bug splatters against the tree behind us. Runa sneers furiously, reverting to position and we see them. ‘Are they Crabs?’ I ask in a puzzled voice and Runa replies as she dauntlessly lunges forward, ‘Whatever they are, I’ll annihilate them all!’

My voice rose from what Agustus said that the driver glanced at me through the front and rear mirror. “Is that their decision? But why now?” I lowered my voice and glanced out the window. The downpour is gradually getting more robust. My grip on the phone tightened. Listening to Augustus’ explanation, my forehead progressively wrinkled. “They know that it is not the right time. Such a sheath of their decision,” I muttered and pressed the bridges of my nose.

She came to a red light and stopped. When it turned green, she started to go. Halfway through the light, she heard screeching tires. She looked to her left just as a car smashed into the side of her. Her body jerked to the right and back to the left. Her head smashed into the driver’s window hard enough to shatter it as the car impacted into the door. The car flipped over as the other car kept coming, out of control. As the car skidded down the road, Renee’s last thoughts were on Kevin and Christian and how she was never going to see them again. They would never get the chance to meet.

The front door looms ahead. Suddenly, someone steps in front of me. I crash into their chest and fall onto the ground. Here's the thing about running: it doesn't matter if you're the fastest person in the world. You can't go forever.

It is to everyone's benefit that she was accepted. I noticed that I needed to slow down as I approached the front door. Exhale. Inhale. As a result of what I had done, I felt exhausted. I looked across at the lady sitting next to me. She has been at this location for some time. I'd like to know if he'll come in or just stand around until he goes home. Should I inquire with her? If I talk to her, I'll be much later than I already am. However, I can use her as an excuse.

The last thing I need is an argument with my father while still just in reach to be pulled back and beaten. [Yes sir.] I reply once calm enough. My body shakes with anger and rage as I role down the window to allow the familiar scent of trees, dirt and foliage to calm me. An angry wolf at The Run is a dangerous wolf and I have witnessed one to many deaths caused by a stupid Theta or Warrior instigating a pissed off Alpha or Beta to look tough in front of the she wolves until blood is splattered and screams of panic resounds around the clearing. With the pack situated in the norther part of Ontario, My eyes flicker to the dash board and I press harder on the gas after realising I may be late.

RUN! There it is again! I feel as if I should listen to it , and listen to it I shall. I take off speeding into the direction of home. My mind tells me that he will easily catch me with his car – it’s inevitable. I keep running , running till I feel my lungs burn. I run until I cannot run anymore. I hear a car catching up with me , I turn around to see if it was him. Sure enough it was him coming at me with full speed. I try to think on my feet and take a detour to my home. On this new routine , I see an ally way that is too small for any car to drive in. In one swift motion , I run into it. I hear a car tires screech and I know it is his. I keep on running until I exit the ally from the oth

She spoke louder and louder. Out of the corner of my eyes I could see someone recording with their phone. I stood up and got ready to leave and before I could take a step, Lucy called the attention of the security and ordered them to throw me out.