Story Of A Car Accident Novels & Stories

he urged “Zara,” I replied, wondering why they didn’t know my name by now. “What happened to me, doctor?” I asked him, my mind flooding with worry, “There was an accident, and you were brought in by a good Samaritan.” he paused, and I tried to process the information. It came flooding back, the accident, I had hit a rock and the car had tumbled, I remembered colliding my head on the steering wheel as the airbag wouldn’t come off. I winced in pain.

I began, “I’ve actually encountered a similar situation before.” Victor looked up, his interest piqued. “What do you mean?” I gathered my thoughts, feeling a bit awkward but determined to share. “Back when I was in college, I witnessed an accident. It was a chaotic scene, and I tried to help, but everything happened so quickly. I remember feeling dizzy from the shock, and the driver was whisked away in an ambulance.” Victor’s eyes widened with intrigue. “Did you ever find the driver?” I shook my head, feeling suddenly sad even though it had happened a long time ago. “No, I never did. I did try to track him down, but it didn’t work out.”

Mom sighs in disappointment, "I miss her. If the killers didn't try to kill us -" "What! Mom, tell me what happened that night?" I ask. "We had a car accident, a car went off the roadway and hit my car, we were ejected from the vehicle during the crash." There are tears in her eyes and I can't look up at her, it just feels like a bad dream for all of us. "Then a bunch of rogues intended to kill Emma, I didn't know why, so I told Emma to run away, but she passed out. My heart just breaks every time think about it. "

Brenda's POV I had just survived a ghastly car accident, though I couldn’t decide if it was a blessing or just life prolonging my torment. The driver, intoxicated and speeding, lost the cop chasing us, but the car tumbled twice. I escaped with minor scratches, but the two men in the car were covered in blood. I didn’t even check if they were alive—I couldn't afford the cop to catch up with me. I crawled out of the overturned car and sprinted into an alley, stopping only when I saw the gate of a mansion opening for a luxurious vehicle.

My father shook his head, taking a deep breath as he started to unravel the story that had haunted him for so long. “Jonathan and Matthias had been driving back from a celebration—a small anniversary, just the two of them. Then, out of nowhere, a car swerved into their lane. The accident itself wasn’t fatal, but… Matthias turned the car at the last moment, angling it so he’d take the brunt of the impact.

However, this accident had actually happened in my life, and it had even taken place on my birthday. My parents had been on a business trip out of the city, and they had taken the trouble to drive all the way back home to celebrate my birthday. Halfway through their journey, a large truck transporting coal collided with a car, causing the truck to overturn. My parents' car had just so happened to be driving past. The overturned truck had fallen toward my parents' car along with the mountain of coal it was carrying. In an instant, my parents' small car had been crushed and buried under the coal.

“They’ve been trying to find the car that crashed into you, but there are no leads, nothing on the cameras. No one saw anything, others say a truck, others a car, it’s a dead-end investigation.” “It was probably an accident,” I hiss, trying not to smack my head. “I was going too fast, someone’s car drove in front of me, and I slammed the brakes, then everything went bleak until I was surrounded by people.” Lexie gasps, “Wow, it’s wonderful you survived, the car was badly hit. Not even a great machinist can fix that.” “Oh God, he is mad at me, isn’t he?” She pauses, “Umm..”

He sighed before he walked to the couch in the room and took a seat. " It was a horrible accident, we were trying to avoid being hit by a truck when our car swirled out of the road, luckily mine just tumbled once and I was able to get out on time but her car somersaulted several times and I was able to drag her out before the car caught fire," I gasped as my hand went to my mouth in shock. What if he didn't get her out in time, she would have…I didn't want to think about it.

While I followed the direction of his gaze, it was too late for me because, in the next second, I lost control of the car. My heart pounded as I yanked the steering wheel, trying to avoid a collision but at that very moment, my car skidded off the road, crashing into a road barrier as my forehead slammed against the steering wheel. Everything went dark and silent as my head throbbed with immense pain and that was the only thing I remembered before darkness enveloped me. ******** Breaking News “In the devastating turn of events, the controversial author of the book titled ‘Cost Of Love’ who had been at the center of the media’s attention ever since her deceits got exposed has passed away foll

he says quietly, “I was in a car accident. Terrible night. Rain, thunder, roads slick as ice. The car flipped, caught fire. I was trapped inside, bleeding, certain I was going to die.” I don’t understand where this is going, but I listen. “Someone pulled me out. A woman. Young, scared, soaking wet from the rain. She dragged me away from the wreckage just before it exploded.” He turns to face me. “She stayed with me. Held my hand. Told me I wasn’t allowed to die because the world needed good men. ”My heart stutters. Something about this story tugs at my memory, but it’s buried too deep to reach.