Slipping Away Novels & Stories

Slіdіng іn аnd оut, thе wеtnеѕѕ building, bесоmіng more and mоrе slippery, occasionally рullіng her fіngеrѕ оut tо ѕtісk them in her mouth аnd suck off thе juісеѕ bеfоrе diving bасk in for mоrе. Shе stares directly аt mе whіlе ѕhе plays wіth hеrѕеlf, аѕ if dаrіng mе stand uр and tаkе соntrоl. But I don’t fall fоr thе trap. Instead, I juѕt start to play with mуѕеlf, рrераrіng my сосk for whаt’ѕ to соmе. “Don’t fuсkіng tоuсh yourself,” she ѕауѕ. “Just lеt іt sit there.”

I immediately felt as though I was alone. I stopped. I tried to look around but I could see nothing. I am alone. I am alone again. “Tiarra!” Someone’s calling me but..who? I don’t see anyone. I am left out in the dark again. “Tiarra, please! Come back to us!” Come back? I never left. I was the one who’s always being left. But I want to leave this world. I can do that, can’t I? “Tiarra! Snap out of it. Damn it!”

Though it was still a bit hot, so the relaxing hot water would be perfect for us to relax in. I swayed my hips as I slowly made my way to him. His head tilted back with his eyes closed. I cleared my throat as I stood before him. His eyes gleamed and a bright smile crept to his face. I slowly undid my strap to the robe and took it off, sliding it off my shoulders and arms until it fell to the floor.

Taking a deep breath, she continued her escape, the urgency pushing her forward. As Lilith hurried away from her parents' unknowing presence, she vowed to leave no trace behind, to disappear without a trace. The night cloaked her movements as she moved through the darkness, relying on her instincts to guide her. In the distance, the faint glimmer of a city's lights beckoned to her, promising a chance at a new life, away from the secrets and restrictions of her past. With each step, her resolve strengthened, and she embraced the unknown that lay ahead.

But then one of her feet slid out from under her on the steep roof and she was sliding, her body slipping off the edge as she scrambled to catch herself— “CARA!”

Escape! As foolish as she knew that was, she found herself sprinting off but not for too long. The floor beneath her slid open and she fell, a scream escaped her lips but it became silent immediately as the floor closed up perfectly, erasing every trace of her ever being there.

Once the bottom of the slip dress is gone, I find that I can move much freer. A noise behind me makes me stop in my place. I wait and listen, a wave of fear running through me, knowing that if Jeremiah gets his hands on me, I will not be able to pull away. I sigh, letting out the breath that I hadn’t realised I was holding. I then move quickly and quietly, making my way down the side of the cliff.

Whoever hurt her is going to suffer. “A little oopsie in the bathroom. I slipped and hit my cheek on the corner of the counter.” She absentmindedly lifts her hand up to gently touch her cheek. Her eyes look dead though. “Shit.” Aidan says but I don’t believe her story. “It happens a lot. I’m rather clumsy.” Her voice is flat. “Well.” Her demeanour lightens. “I should be heading home.” She looks down at me with a smile. “I’ll see you tomorrow morning for the trip.” And then, she walks away.

he said immediately, his words shooting shivers down my spine. It was irresistibly funny, the way he insisted, a deep-throated sound that she made. "Ahhh," was all she said while shaking her head and moving away, trying to escape the sensual web he was weaving around her, "that's the truth." But Adrian was not so easily deterred. He pursued her, his footsteps echoing through the room as he followed her.

A desperate need for escape propelled me forward. With every step towards the door, I fortified my resolve. Opening it cautiously, I tiptoed through the silent corridor. The apartment, once a refuge, had become a trap, and the city outside beckoned with the promise of liberation. In the hallway, I mumbled to myself, "Escape... I need to escape." The apartment had become a trap, and the city lights outside beckoned with the promise of release. Opening the door cautiously, I slipped into the corridor, tiptoeing towards freedom.