Words To Falling Slowly Novels & Stories

“It will only take me a second to make you quit, and you will not prefer my method” Daisy felt his breath on her face while he was speaking. She felt a chill run down her spine as a result of his cold voice, which also left her feeling eerily gloomy. She felt apprehensive and agitated by the cold vibe he emitted as his comments reverberated throughout the lift.

Stepping onto the tiled floor, a sense of renewed energy coursed through me. With damp hair trailing down my back, I made my way back to the bedroom. But I felt a sudden jolt in my body as I got slippery and my foot slipped. As my foot met the floor, it betrayed me, sending me into an ungraceful descent. Time slowed as I flailed, gravity asserting its dominance. I slipped and fell down. The world blurred, and with a sharp crack, darkness claimed me. Awareness returned in fragments, my surroundings started to get clear.

We tumbled downward, our screams drowned out by the cacophony of falling rocks and crumbling earth. As we plummeted into the abyss, I couldn't help but wonder what awaited us at the bottom. The darkness enveloped us, swallowing us whole as we hurtled toward an uncertain fate. As the world spun around us, I couldn't shake the sinking feeling that we were about to face our greatest challenge yet. As we fell, Sophia's voice cut through the chaos, her words strained with urgency. "Hold on tight!" she shouted, her voice barely audible over the roar of the collapsing cavern.

She was determined to find her friend before it was too late. With a heavy heart for not having found Lucas, Eva left the school and began to walk home, lost in her thoughts. The sky quickly darkened as she walked, and soon the first raindrops began to fall, splattering the ground around her. Eva looked up at the gray clouds gathering above her. With a resigned sigh, she quickened her pace, knowing that she would soon be soaked if she didn't make it home in time. The rain intensified rapidly, turning into a torrential downpour that drenched everything in its path. Eva gritted her teeth and kept walking, each step heavier than the last as the water soaked her clothes and shoes.

I fell to the floor with so many injuries already. As the onslaught of shoes and objects continued unabated, I felt my strength waning with each blow, like a tree battered by a relentless storm. With each impact, I staggered backward, my balance faltering, until finally, I could no longer withstand the assault. With a helpless cry, I stumbled and fell to the hard, unforgiving floor, the impact jarring my senses and stealing the breath from my lungs. Pain lanced through my body, sharp and intense, as I lay sprawled amidst the debris of their disdain, my limbs trembling with exhaustion and fear.

But starts to pull at it. Quietly. Slowly. Until it does.

She felt like home. Don't you see me... I At that moment, I listened to the slow beat of her heart, the small thing at lived in her chest, keeping her here with me. I listened to each beat as it synced with mine, thanking the world for this single heart, the heart that was now mine. I think I'm falling, I'm falling for you... And that I was, I was falling so far and so quick, unable to see the ground and I loved it. I loved the idea of just falling, further and further every day with no sight of the bottom- together.

And the circle began to rotate, twisting downward like a screw. Until we were falling swiftly through darkness.

The clock struck midnight as the moon climbed to its zenith. I lay in bed, feeling my wolf spirit slipping away, piece by piece. It was a slow, receding tide, pulling all the life from me. “Aria! Hold on!” My mother’s voice sounded distant, though she gripped my hand tightly. “The healer is almost here!” I tried to answer, to reassure her, but no sound came out. My eyelids felt like lead, the world around me blurring and fading to gray.

Biding his time. “I miss you guys,” she muttered quietly to herself as she crossed her legs and felt the soft green grass beneath her thighs. “Life just isn’t the same without you.” A lone tear broke loose and freely trickled down her cheek. She didn’t make to wipe it away because she knew that there were many more to come. So many more that she’d kept locked up inside.