Samson Walters Accident Novels & Stories

She did not have to do anything but just stand there to look at Samantha’s miserable condition to feel happy. Samantha panted as she tried to prop herself up from the floor. As she was halfway getting up, her left foot slipped, and she jerked forward toward the edge of the building. In the nick of time, Solomon lunged out to grab Samantha by her wrist, trying to pull her back. But he stepped and tripped on the iron pipes under his feet by accident, falling with Samantha straight off the building. They fell from the height of a six-story building.

Amelia, who had been retrieving the bracelet from the fountain, lunged forward and took the blow for me. At the sight of the blood, Samuel jumped with delight. "It's mine. Everything is mine. I'm the Laurent family's son-in-law. Amy and Penny are mine. Why was it my wife who died in the car accident instead of yours?" He burst into laughter. "This is all karma. I'm the son-in-law of the Laurent family." Everything happened so suddenly. By the time Zoey arrived, the security guards had already restrained Samuel and were waiting for the police and ambulance.

“No… no, this can’t be happening…” Tears streamed down her face. She looked at the rolling waves below, as if hoping Samuel would suddenly emerge, standing and smiling like he always did. But there was nothing — only the sound of sirens and the cold sea breeze. Elsewhere, Aric stood on the balcony of his apartment, watching the television screen showing breaking news: “A single-car accident occurred on the East Bridge. The vehicle, belonging to businessman Samuel Wilson, plunged into the sea. The victim has yet to be found.”

He felt the bones of his wings break, the sails tear, as he was propelled through the wall and tossed out into the carpark, the bitumen shredding his clothing and his skin. The rear of the MegaStore collapsed inwards with a mighty groan of metal and an explosion of dust, debris, and smoke. Samuel lay, his body beyond pain, watching as the fire flickered. A figure limped out of the debris and stood over him. Leighton, torn, bloody, bruised, and covered in ash, one hand pressed to his ribs, and his eyes hard as he assessed Samuel’s injuries. Samuel waited for the warlock to kill him, but the man obviously decided that the effort would be wasted, and time would do the job for him, as he groaned

"Quick! I spent so much time verifying that file! Samuel, if you want to live, grab the USB drive!" With those words, Tania passed out. Samuel did not even glance back at the room. He scooped Tania into his arms and bolted for the stairs. However, he was slowing down, his steps heavy. His leg, injured from a car accident that morning, was bleeding through his pants. Looking down at Tania, unconscious and frowning in his arms, Samuel bit his lip and kept moving, stumbling right into Elias on his way up. He passed Tania to Elias.

"Bring the one you caught back and continue pursuing the other." "The accident alerted the traffic police. They've taken the person away, so we can't easily intervene," Jason explained. Elliot’s expression turned icy cold. "Get that person out on bail for me." As soon as he hung up, Sophia approached, asking, "What happened to Samuel?" Elliot replied, "He got into an accident. Whoever caused it likely intended to put a hit out on me, but they didn't expect me to return on your motorcycle. Samuel has been taken to Eden Hospital."

Instead, he yanked the wheel toward a service ramp, a narrow, one-lane strip of concrete that looked like it hadn't been maintained in years. The cab fishtailed, the rear tyres catching the dirt shoulder before screaming back onto the pavement. Behind them, the first SUV tried to follow, but its wider frame clipped a yellow plastic water barrel, sending a spray of debris across the road. It didn't stop them, but it forced them to brake. Samantha's phone buzzed. She didn't need to look to know it was Jason. "Take the alley!" Samantha pointed toward a gap between two industrial warehouses. Her heart nearly beat out of her chest, she had just been in a car accident and still hadn't quite recove

Seeing that, I habitually hesitated; the clean-freak in me screamed not to touch him under such disgusting circumstances. The live stream had only been running for several minutes. Samantha's drone was still perched on the rusted beams of the factory, but the audio connection had long since been cut off. On the dark web, the netizens were going wild in the chat. "Who the hell is that guy? Did he just fire a gun?" "Whoa, he has such a terrifying presence!" "Samantha seems scared of him. Did she address him as 'Captain' just now?"

A not picking my calls and I needed to think. "Let's get something to eat," I said to Samson who then proceeded to a restaurant downtown. "You're going to enjoy the food here, they are the best," Samson said as we all sat down at a table. The waiter came and asked us what we wanted to eat and Samson was busy ordering the food when it happened... A black van suddenly stopped in front of the restaurant, and five men armed to the teeth emerged from the back and immediately opened fire on us. Chuks was fast enough to push me to the ground and pin me there. With my face looking upward, I saw as the bullets ripped through the waiter and Samson, sending pieces of flesh mixed with blood spattering e

Nina gritted her teeth and called Moses. "Moses, where's Samantha now?" Moses told her the truth. "Samantha was in an accident, and she's being treated in the emergency room now." Nina was stunned for a moment before laughing in tears. "You know what this is? Karma! She deserves it! She's so evil that even fate couldn't handle her anymore!" Then, she hung up the phone. Nina said to Holly, "Samantha was also in an accident, and she's now undergoing a surgery. I'm going to take a look. Take care of yourself, Holly. I'll be back later."