The Loop Mga Nobela at Kwento

Before I could react, she looped the rope around my neck and tightened it. "You knew you were nothing but a disposable lover, yet you dared to do this to me? I'll kill you!"

Gregory said. “Oh no, this is the second test,” I said as my heart jumped in fear. “Alright, there's no need to worry; all we have to do is beat the loop. It's an endless circle that keeps carting us around and around the same path; all we have to do is run as fast as we can until we beat it's speed and break through the repeating barrier,” Gregory said. “That's not going to work; what if the barrier adjusts to our speed and makes the loop even stronger? Plus, I'm not so good at running, Gregory,” I said, holding his hand.

he continued, eventually getting her attention. “I can’t believe you actually came up with such a conclusion… what do you really think of me?” she quietly asked. “I know that was stupid of me. Forgive me, I promise it’ll never happen again.” “Just… promise me you’ll never let me be by myself again.” “I promise.” he replied. Kimberly then embraced him. “Let’s go outside. We’re having a bon fire.” Ian said with a smile. “Okay.” # “Where the hell did you get this?!” Hugh yelled at his beta, his wolf taking over.

of a "Thousand-Year-Suture." "The 'Loop' is 'Closed', Avery," Dominic whispered, his voice a "Low-Frequency-Vibration" of "Infinite-Return." "The 'Transaction' is 'Holy.' We can finally 'Dissolve'." But as the "Boardroom-Sync" stabilized, a "New-Vibration" emerged from the "Primary-Frequency." It wasn't "Time." It was "Absolute-Zero." "Dominic..." Avery said, her eyes turning a "Vicious-Indigo-Gold." "The 'Frequency'... it’s 'Calling' us 'Home.' Not to the 'Arbor.' Not to the 'Dimension.' But to the 'Void-Standard'."

(THE FIRST LOOP) “WHY DON’T YOU JUST DIE? WHY DON’T YOU ALL LEAVE ME ALONE! YOU CAN HAVE EVERYTHING, YOU CAN EMBRACE ANYONE, BUT WHY CAN’T YOU GIVE ME, HIM?” Listening to the curses and screams of the prominent holder by which world, mind, and being are twisted from the very beginning. Haruna finds herself inside of a room that only tells the tragic and horrific end of the loop that started everything. “Interesting.”

OMNISCIENT POV. 3 WEEKS LATER. "You are beating girl and you are happy." Deji's friend Joshua, said to him as he was now playing video game with Christiana. "With his big head." Tiana said standing up and Deji's friends sat next to him. "So Christiana, are you still with that guy?" His other friend, Ope, asked. "Yep." She answered and her phone started ringing speak of the devil. "Hello, where are you?" James asked.

"Go ahead. See if anyone answers." Miller snatched the radio from his belt, thumbing the talk button. "Vance! Report! Hey! Can you hear me?" Static. A high-pitched, screeching whine erupted from the speaker, making Miller drop the radio with a curse. "What did you do? Ahh! My ears!" "High-frequency loop," Liam explained, picking a piece of lint off his sleeve. "It’s a basic feedback cycle. If you hit the 'call' button again, it might actually explode the battery. I wouldn't do that if I were you."

' Then his heart grew cold because the system gloatingly replied,

I will never understand humans. "You need to find better friends," I tell him. After the boys have left, the silence of the park closes in around me again. Loop City. From here I can see the highway that runs around the city in the long Loop that gives it its name. Orange sodium-vapor lights dot the dark road in sporadic intervals. Cars whoosh past. On the other side of the Loop is the Barren and beyond that, the parts unknown. I sigh. Everywhere is home to someone. And mine is somewhere out in the darkness past the Barren in those parts unknown.

The moment I hit what should've been the first floor, I was yanked back up to the height of the 18th floor and dropped again, shooting past the 16th floor window. I was still falling. The ground surged up toward me again. Another harsh, static-filled flicker flashed. I was back up at the top and dropping all over again. This was in an infinite-fall death loop! I laughed out loud as I hurtled through the air. "It's a looped space! There's no exit! Whether it's the door or the window, it's all a dead end!"