Zac Efron Accident Novels & Stories

“Earlier today, she walked right into the road, and suffered a serious collision. Billionaire CEO, Mihir Conoretti has offered to foot the bills of the hospital as the accident happened on his property. Unfortunately for us, Vanessa’s cameraman, Leonardo said he didn’t film the whole accident as he was worried about Vanessa already and tried to stop her from crossing alone as she had been showing signs of depression.” A few people from the accident site give their testimonies. As far as I remember, they weren’t even there. They weren’t at the accident site. I increase the volume of the Television as I go to get myself a glass of water. I listen to all the lies, one by one as I stare outside

I jammed the door behind me, entering the office to sit in the chair across from him. “Zoey Finn right?" He asked, moving straight to the point. I nodded, looking into his eyes and anticipating his next words. “Well, I'm sorry to let you know this but your husband got involved in a car accident but on the good side, he survived but he actually sustained severe head injuries in the accident and that caused him to lose his cornea.” He explained. My heart skipped a beat as tears stung the corner of my eyes, my lips trembling as I was unable to say a word.

"She stepped into the road earlier today and was struck by a vehicle. Billionaire CEO Noah Hernandez has generously offered to cover her medical expenses, as the accident occurred on his property. Her cameraman, Leonardo, claims he didn’t capture the full incident, as he was focused on trying to stop her from crossing the road. Vanessa had been showing signs of depression." I stared at the screen in disbelief. Lies. Every word of it. A few “witnesses” gave their statements, but I knew they hadn’t been at the scene. I turned up the volume as I poured myself a glass of water, listening to the fabricated story unravel. Then my phone rang. My hands trembled as I fished it out of my bag. "You’ve

Now sure that something must have happened to her, Zivon immediately growled, “I’m her fiancé. What happened to her?” “I see. She got into a car accident and she’s currently being sent to Mayo Hospital. Do head there as soon as possible.” With how earth-shattering the news was, Zivon almost ended up swerving off the road!

Eleanor and Zoe sprung into action, panic evident on both their faces. "How could you bring up the accident so suddenly?" Zoe snapped at Eleanor while helping to support Serena's limp form. "You've obviously triggered something!" Eleanor's face crumpled. "I didn't think it would affect her like this! What if something serious happens to her? This is all my fault—my stupid mouth!" "Let's get her back to her room first," Zoe said more practically, already signaling for the household staff to help. Dr. Shawn arrived quickly, examining Serena with a grave expression before shaking his head.

“I know we’ve never gotten along. But I'm ready to let it go. And I know that you care about Zoe. I do. But a lot has changed, Owen.” “Clearly,” I replied. “You married her.” He nodded. “Yes. I married her.” His words felt like an attack. I clenched my fists. “So what's happened to Zoe? Is she… okay?” “She’s not the same Zoe you remember, Owen.” he said quietly. “A few days after our wedding… she was in an accident. A serious one” I caught my breath. “What kind of accident?” “She was driving home alone that night. The brakes failed and she lost control. She barely survived. When she woke up, she could not remember anything. Not me. Not Jamie. Not herself.”

“No.” Antony stepped forward. “What about a concussion?” His voice carried more concern than anyone else’s in the room. “He blacked out, right?” The doctor nodded. “Mild, but nothing serious. The impact caused some temporary disorientation, but we ran a CT scan. No signs of internal bleeding.” Antony exhaled in relief, but his gaze remained locked on me. “And his wrist?” The doctor reached for my arm, and as soon as he lifted it, pain flared up, sharp and insistent. I clenched my jaw, swallowing back a hiss.

I might as well take full advantage of my paid medical leave and rest a few extra days. During my hospital stay, Kian never visited. A new phone was delivered to me by the caregiver. I logged back into the company’s internal messaging system. Scrolling through old messages, I came across a conversation where everyone had once talked about Ava Air Flight 117—the one that nearly crashed due to a mechanical failure. They also discussed the celebrity pilot, the man who had pulled off the impossible, keeping his cool in the face of disaster. But in the latest messages… The topic shifted.

"I just came from a doctor myself." "Oh?" "Got into a car accident six months ago," Zephyr said, his voice getting rougher. "Bad one. Spent two months in the hospital." Elena looked at him with concern. "Are you okay now?" Zephyr laughed, but it sounded bitter. "Physically, mostly. But the doctors told me something interesting this week." He drank his whiskey in one gulp. "They told me the accident left me impotent. That I'll probably never be able to have children."

She wanted to but the look in Kelvin’s eyes told her to spill everything she knew. “I tried asking around for donations. I did not get enough obviously and I got hit by a car,” Zara explained. Kelvin sat up abruptly due to the news she broke to him. “An accident? Are you hurt? Are you in pain?” he demanded as he examined her body. Zara only smiled. “I'm okay. I did not get hurt. They stopped the car before it caused any great harm. They were also nice to me. They drove me all the way here,” Zara explained.