Run Towards The Light Novels & Stories

With the pain, tears started to spill over. "Maybe you should come home tomorrow. We—" I could not finish my sentence. Betty's voice cut in again. "Darren... Go faster, don't stop!" Darren caught his breath, a long pause followed before he spoke to me. "Claire, when I get back, we'll throw you the most amazing crowning ceremony. We'll cover the place with roses, your favorites." His voice was a whisper, breathy and distant. For a second, I could not tell who he was really talking to.

Only the full moon guided us; I was sure the moon goddess would give us a clue. A few miles into the run, I began to hear voices. My adrenaline surged as the scent of my daughter grew stronger. "He's over there!" I glanced at Beta Ben as I continued to swing my legs. I saw it in the distance. Torches were everywhere, and the voices were getting louder. They sounded like a familiar mantra. "Rose!" I quickened my pace, but a bright light forced me to stop. The light was so bright. I even had to look away while I closed my eyes because of the blaze. But the scream that accompanied the light forced my eyes open.

But who wants feet in their face ever Pushing her off I get up to to open the window letting a fresh breeze in. As the cool breeze flows into the room I take a deep breath inhaling the forest letting it calm my nerves now I finally look to see the time ,it’s 4:11 am and still dark outside .Guess I’ve had enough rest So I get up and start my day I can get ready for school after my run. school start’s at 7 and I wanna get a run in before everyone is up running to the bathroom. I try to run every morning and I need to leave early as possible . I hate being in a rush We have six bathrooms , two on each floor but I swear it’s not enough

Somewhere. So, I start running, desperate to get away from them. I flee from the light and into the safe, cold dark forest. I don't know where I'm going. I just need to get out of here. Where is home anymore anyway? I can run, but where can I run to? I hear Brandon's heavy footsteps behind me. He's chasing after me, so I bolt. The thoughts of my pack members fuel me. Guilt slows me. His footsteps grow closer.

Izzy and Shirly is stopping Lexa from embarrassing me further. I stand up and run away from them. I run and run without seeing where I was running into. I just hear Shirly and Izzy's shrieked. I looked to my right and was meet by an eye blinding light .

My brilliant idea doesn’t feel like such a good one anymore. “come on dad you're so slow,” he yells disappearing into the distance. I chuckle, pushing myself to the max. My wolf lends some of its strength, which allows me to close the distance as Luca chuckles before running some more every time I get closer. It’s a cloudy day. The grey light not ideal but I’ll use an advantage I can get. Pulling as much as I can from the bleak light, I call on my shadows to propel me forward.

The red beams of light symbolized the darkness they aimed to vanquish, the evil they sought to confront and overcome. With a shared understanding, Emilia and Ken made their way towards the source of the red light, their steps guided by an unwavering resolve. They traversed through winding corridors, their senses heightened as they listened for any signs of movement or danger. Each step brought them closer to their ultimate goal, and the weight of their mission pressed upon them.

We ran. But not away from it. That’s what threw me, Rhydian said, “Run,” grabbed my arm, and off we went, but we didn’t head for the Greycliff boundary, didn’t dash south into the wild forest, didn’t escape in any direction at all. We ran parallel to the line, eastward, racing through old-growth trees at a speed that said we weren’t looking for distance, but for the perfect position. I got it without anyone spelling it out. Whatever that light was, whatever that sound had been, our instinct to just run away wouldn’t have helped. You don’t bolt from something you don’t understand, move sideways until you can actually see it, then figure it out.

“Focus! We need to find a way out!” “I’m trying!” she gasped, pushing herself to keep pace. “But I can’t shake the visions. They’re so vivid… I see everything falling apart.” “Don’t think about that now. Just keep running,” he urged his determination a beacon in the encroaching darkness. The passage twisted and turned, leading them deeper into the unknown. The air grew colder, the shadows darker, as they pressed on, their hearts pounding in sync with the urgency of their escape.

It resembled a black-and-white film—still, grainy, lifeless. I looked behind me and saw no end. Ahead, it was the same. Yet, guided by some mysterious force, I felt compelled to keep moving forward. After walking for an unknown length of time, a faint light appeared ahead. My heart leapt with hope. My pace quickened, turning into a desperate run. The faster I ran, the closer the light grew. Finally, the exit appeared before my eyes! I sprinted toward it with all my strength—yet the instant I reached it, my body suddenly plummeted downward.