The Obstacle Is The Way Audiobook Novels & Stories

My voice was soft, but it anchored me, pulling me back to focus. The landslide surged closer, smoke rolling in like a gray tide. I had to push through this narrow, jagged mountain path. Every sharp turn, every jolt forward, felt like I was playing a high-stakes game with nature itself. My heart practically leapt out of my chest. Then a jagged rock blocked the way. I yanked the wheel; the buggy shuddered violently, mud and pebbles spraying everywhere. The fawn let out a soft little whine. I looked down—it was scared, but trusting. That trust bolstered me. Gritting my teeth, I shoved the buggy past the obstacle with everything I had.

Melanie POV I call the cab to pick me up at Heath’s house. I hope this goes the way that Jade thinks it will. I know she would have no problem sacrificing me to save Dakota’s ass, but I am not really in the mood to die today. Heath comes to the bedroom to let me know the cab is there to pick me up. He takes me into his arms and holds me so gently. These new emotions and feelings are so unusual for me. It is strange to have someone care for me. I hope I do not fuck it up.

“Let me explain, you have to trust me!” The first time I heard him he was far away, but now his voice sounded too close to me and that made my hair stand on end, even though he had a great advantage, it was easy for him to reach me. In my desperation I tried to see if there was any house in sight, but there was nothing other than trees, my body was not going to resist much longer because my stomach hurt too much and I did not have much resistance, I could hear Isaac very close to me and it became obvious that he would soon catch me so I made the decision to turn off the road and into the woods. I was smaller than him and that gave me a real chance to lose myself in all the thickness. “Don't

The smoke engulfed the entire hallway, closing in over them as they lay there unconscious. After a minute or two before they regain their consciousness, they began to feel the loud ringing in their ears. Behind them was an inferno, flaming its way in all directions. The only clear path was straight ahead.

The back of my skull throbbed like a whore's heart-my heart. “Ah! What the f*ck?” I bit out a curse and moved my hand to the back of my head in order to inspect the damage – except that it did not move. Something was restraining my arms. My legs, too, were immobilized. I made note of this as I tried to get up, but something was holding me back against my attempts to move. No matter how much I tried to get up there was a force holding me down and I could not do anything about it. I was lying prone as my chest was pressed against the ground and my back faced the ceiling. The violent hum of electricity streaking through the air assaulted my battered head, calling forth a grimace of agony. A ste

come I was waiting for you at breakfast. '''No, I am fine here.. And stoo calling me that.'''' ''''Oh don't be stubborn.. You have realized by now that you can't go anywhere without me. So Come in.'''' ''''I know there are people down there. i will find a way to go there as soon as the rain would stop.'''' '''Okay, I will take you there by myself. But come in have some breakfast first. You will be needing energy to hike.''' ''''Why would I hike??? I am going down.''' I was anxious