Novel & Cerita The Accident A Moment Of Truth

But when I thought about the look on her face when she talked about her trauma—the mist in her eyes that she thought I didn’t notice, the way her fingers trembled, the subtle heave of her chest when she forced out the words, like it was painful for her to think about—I knew she was telling the truth. “It was an accident,” I said. “She told me so.” Marcus lifted a brow. “Are you sure about that?” “Mostly.” “When it comes to something like this, ‘mostly’ isn’t really good enough.”

Zoe asked, astonished. “I am taking you home as I have things to do.” He replied, setting the car on motion. Zoe looked at Mia who turned her head away to relax on the window. She realized Mia’s hands was shaking as the car began to move and knew she was suffering from the trauma of the accident. Zoe closed her hand over hers to steady it and Mia looked at her with wary eyes. “It’s okay.” Zoe said to her. “It was just an accident.” Mia smiled while Zoe looked away, a certain kind of doubt also playing in her mind. But was it? Was it just an accident?

"She was just in a car accident! Are you honestly heartless enough to expect me just to stand by and do nothing?" What else could I say? Should I tell him that I had been in a car accident, too? Should I tell him she had only scraped her knee, while I needed ten stitches on my shoulder? Just then, Madeline called out to him. "How did the negotiation go? Do we have to pay her off?" He rushed over to soothe her anxiety, reassuring her, "The other driver is perfectly fine. Don't worry about it and just focus on recovering." As I lay on my hospital bed, hearing him refer to me as a nameless driver brought a bitter smile to my face.

Then her face changed. “What?” Jesse asked immediately.Everlyn looked up at him, confusion and worry in her eyes.“It says…”She hesitated before reading the line aloud.“The accident wasn’t just an accident.”Jesse’s eyebrows drew together.“What does that mean?”Everlyn continued reading. “If you want the truth about what really happened that night… be careful who you trust.”Her hands trembled slightly as she lowered the letter.Jesse stepped closer.“Is that all?”She nodded slowly.“That’s it.”

I blurted. “What?” She yelled, disbelief slipping out of her, “That is not possible, it was an accident.” “He said my father found out truths, truths that were too important to be trusted with him… he said the accident wasn’t an accident.” I retorted. My mind is playing the day of the accident again in my mind, trying to recall if my parent had displayed any behavior that wasn’t like them but there was nothing like that. Cara was silent, she pulled away from me, turned me so I could meet her face, “So?” She blurted.

I asked, my arms wrapped around my chest, my eyes locked on hers as I waited for answers. She went silent for what felt like an eternity before she spoke. "Are you sure you weren’t dreaming?" "I wasn’t dreaming!" I snapped. "The accident really happened. I wouldn’t say something I didn’t experience!" I was sure these monsters would be hearing my voice since they have great sense of hearing, but that didn’t matter now. I just wanted to know why I am still alive after the horrible accident. "If you’re really confident that you’re not dreaming, I’m going to give you permission to go out of Eclipse Academy just to find out if the accident you claimed happened really happened," she smiled.

Walking down that exact path were three women dressed in expensive gowns. Bane didn't even try to swerve. He barreled straight past them to catch the squirrel, his massive shoulder hitting one of the women right in the hip. “Ahh!!” she shrieked. “WHAT. THE. FUCK!!” With a loud splash, the woman flipped over the low railing and crashed directly into the murky pond water. I froze at the edge of the walkway, wanting to instantly die right then and there. My hands flew to my mouth in pure horror. Why did I think it was a good idea to bring Bane out without a leash?

"I allowed the parameters of our arrangement to slip in the vehicle. It was an oversight. It won't happen again. Tomorrow, we return to the established schedule. My kitchen slot begins at six AM. Yours begins at seven." Avery stared at her, feeling a sharp sting of rejection that she hated herself for harboring. She took a step closer, her eyes flashing with defiance. "You can pretend that car ride didn't happen all you want, Thorne. But you can't contract your way out of reality. You felt it too." Vivian’s breath hitched, a microscopic crack appearing in her icy facade for a fraction of a second before her eyes turned entirely to flint. "Goodnight, Avery," Vivian said flatly.

I asked after taking the first sip. "Final destination 4" he answered and I gulped. I have heard a lot about the movie, about how the main character will have a premonition about the cruel death of him and his friends, luckily he will avoid it at that moment but unfortunately, the grim reaper will come after them one by one. "Are you scared already?" he asked with a grin. "Not with you around." I answered truthfully and snuggled deeper inside him. Halfway and I have screamed more than 20 times, the graphics are too real, I have never seen an accident before but am positive it will exactly be like this.

The bartender arrived at that moment and dropped the requested bottle of alcohol on their table, before taking his leave. "The man I met the last time we had a night out, uh? We had a good night and all that, and when we woke up the next morning, guess what I saw?" She didn't wait for them to guess before she said it herself. "A signed marriage certificate between both of us!" She exclaimed. Raya and Ella looked at each other and back at Autumn. "You must be joking!" Ella exclaimed in shock. "How in the world did that even happen?!" Raya added as she and Ella stared at Autumn, expecting her to give them the full details.