Wendy Gravity Fall Novelas e Histórias

Wendy whispered to a girl who was standing behind her. “Really? She can be brought back to life?” West said. “Yes, but I’ll need your help. Please, come down.” Wendy said. “I don’t believe you. It’s impossible, she’s dead and gone. Stop trying to give me hope when there is none, it only hurts the more.” West said and ran to the other side of the rooftop where no one was so that no one would attempt to catch him if he fell and he let himself go as he fell to the ground.

“Thank you… both of you. I’m so happy you were my friends.” With those final words, Wendy smiled—and let herself fall backward over the railing. “NO! WEN!!” Their screams echoed as time seemed to slow. They lunged forward, but it was too late. Wendy was gone. “Wen!” “Wendy!!” Kelly collapsed to the floor, sobbing uncontrollably, while Ally stood frozen, tears streaming down her face as she reached out helplessly toward the edge. But Wendy was already gone—lost to the abyss below.

"Well, well, well. Look who decided to show up." "You betrayed us," I spat out, my hand tightening around my weapon. She shrugged. "Business is business, sweetheart. And you were getting in the way of our profits." "You're sick," I said, my voice shaking with anger and disgust. Wendy chuckled. "Oh, you have no idea. But I suppose it doesn't matter now. You're all going to die anyway." She snapped her fingers, and suddenly the ground beneath us began to shake. Buildings toppled, sending clouds of dust and debris into the air.

“Even if you will enter the black hole, I will follow you till death.” “I am not surprised anymore, Wendy. You even followed me after life. That’s some dedication over there.” “Wendy? Who’s Wendy? Are you crazy?” “I don’t care anymore whoever you are. You both looked the same. The same disgusting face.” And before the fight could light up, Asphalt and Code Nine jumped onto Wendy, “Now, go, Xiao! We will try our best to protect you! It is our responsibility!” they released an automated rope which made Wendy immobile for a short period of time.

Gravity chose to wake up in my arms at that very moment. She blinked her eyes open, taking in the surroundings, before realizing that she was in some sort of entertainment venue and trying to wriggle out of my grasp. "Slides!" she exclaimed, climbing a wooden ladder and sliding down a slide on her back. Cherrie set her chin above her fists in a curl, grinning wider. "Oh, how cute." Wholesome, my ass. She had no idea on what side of Gravity I had access to-the one where I had an appetite for seven extra-large pancakes and belting "Firework" straight through as a burp.

As I pulled into the parking lot and turned off the engine, something caught my eye. Wendy. She was running out of the apartment building, practically flying down the steps in a panic. She passed right in front of my car, and I immediately stepped out. “Wendy!” I called, walking toward her. “What’s going on? Why are you running like that? Is everything alright?” She stopped just briefly, panting as she pressed a hand to her chest. “My grandma. She fell down while trying to walk down the staircase. I just got a call. I have to hurry over there.”

I gasped, desperately trying to hold on for her answer against the sudden wave of sensory overload that was washing against me. "Out for today," Wendy gasped, still shuddering. "I want to see it!" She released my ass with one hand, then the other, slapping them back onto the table to support herself and released me from the hold of her leg as I pulled backward and my cock popped free, not a moment too soon. The second I was out of her, my valiant defense failed and my balls boiled as they shot a huge stream of jizz out over Wendy's belly. The white stuff dropped in a wide stream across her belly, still heaving with her gasps for air.

He leaned back, rubbing tired eyes — And whispered the truth he hadn’t meant to discover: “She’s not glitter.” A heartbeat. “She’s gravity.” And Cameron knew — he wasn’t drifting anymore. He was falling.

Are all soldiers that ridiculously attractive? Callie was about to respond, but a sudden wave of dizziness crashed over her like a rogue wave. Her head spun, the world blurring into a whirlpool of confusion. And then, without warning, her legs buckled beneath her, and she slumped to the ground in a heap. ‘Woah, hold up!’ Wendy lunged forward, but before she could catch Callie, a pair of strong arms swooped in and cradled her limp form. ‘Callie!’ Wendy reached for Callie’s hand.

“I'm sorry my love, I’m really sorry I finally let the burden off my chest. Her weight buckles under her knees , she staggers and is about to fall. I held her waist to help her regain her balance. “I'm sorry, I'm very sorry.” I apologized fervently. I knew it was practically useless in this situation. My dream of having beautiful children with Gwen was going to be shattered in four days. The thought of it made me sick. “Don't be, it's not your fault.” She consoled me tearfully. We hugged ourselves and she cried her eyes out.