Zac Efron Accident Novels & Stories

He instantly switched off his phone. Realizing he still had the receiver of the landline in hand, he dropped it before removing it from the hook. “Get me Rudolph and all the domestic workers in this house,” he instructed, his mind in a haze. As the maid went to do as told, he surfed the internet and instantly saw what he had been looking for. It happened exactly five minutes after she left the court in a cab. However, according to the news, the accident occurred with a luxury car, and both the driver and the remains of a woman identified as Mrs. Zora Gannon died on the spot. It all made sense why she said nothing about their divorce would be in the news.

I know how easily he gives up when it comes to saving the corporation. "If I tell you, will you promise that you will never look down at me when it comes to our plan of retrieving Eleanor?" "Well, if that will make a way for you to engine your marriage, maybe I can lessen my doubt." "She was verbalizing and almost blaming me for what happened to Zayn. Did you have any idea what happened to him?" "Something happened to him?" "He was in a difficult car accident, dad. Eleanor barges into our property without hesitation and asks me if I was the one who planned it all."

"I'll go with you." Raeleigh froze for a moment, but still followed Austin to the hospital. The entire Capital City was in turmoil over the fact that something had happened to Jepherson. Some said that he got into a mishap due to drunk driving. Some said that he had been set up. Many theories that could be thought up were spread everywhere. Zorion and Jacky were both outside the emergency room. Deanna sat to the side without a single reaction. She wasn't as anxious as Rossie was.

he said curtly. As he hung up, he noticed Liz watching him. He pressed his lips together before saying, “Xena’s been in a car accident. I need to check on her.” Liz’s smile deepened, but it was all mockery now. “She had the strength to call you after crashing? Impressive.” Zac’s jaw tightened. He remembered the awful things he had said to her earlier and forced himself to stay calm. “Liz, it’s not worth getting worked up over something so minor.”

“Additionally, there are many bruises on her body, especially on her wrists and shoulders. This doesn’t look like a struggle, but rather...” He closed the chart, crossed his arms over his chest, his eyes sharp as scalpels boring into Aaron, calling him by his full name. “Aaron Kael! I don’t know what happened between you two. But as a doctor, I have to tell you, if you had arrived even a little later, she could have been in a dangerous state. Whatever you do, you need to be careful, otherwise...” The atmosphere between the two men grew increasingly heavy. According to Ryan, Aaron Kael also bore some responsibility for Zoe’s severe debilitation. If he had been more restrained last night, it p

As if on cue, a screen in the main hall showed breaking news: “Tragic Accident: ZN Group CEO’s wife Hema and Businessman Mike found DEAD in a suspected elopement crash.” A photo of the mangled wreckage played across the screen. Nothing of the car’s original form remained. It had flipped over thrice, burst into flames, and then skidded off the highway into a ditch. Zayden’s blood ran cold. The room spun. His throat clenched as he barked to his guards, “Find her. NOW.”

Zachary looked at him coldly. The trace of amusement in his eyes had vanished completely. “Mr. Hernandez, that was only an ordinary collision, and you’re already in so much pain you can barely stand it. Then how much must that crash on the mountain have hurt?” Aaron swallowed guiltily, but he quickly lifted his head and met Zachary’s gaze. “I don’t understand what you mean, Mr. Reynolds. Are you suggesting I had something to do with some car accident?”

Five years earlier, after Shaw Corporation’s annual gala, a car had come barreling toward Fiona. Zac had stepped in front of her. His right leg had been badly injured in the crash. After that, he became the man who had saved Fiona’s life.

Samuel replied, his voice shaking with anxiety. I gave him a thin smile, but one thing felt wrong in my mind. Why did that lamp fall exactly at the moment Diego left? Was it a pure coincidence, or a deliberate plan? *** "I'm fine, Samuel," I said softly when I saw the deep lines of sadness on my husband's face. In truth, the doctor had just explained that my injuries were not too serious. Fortunately, the glass shards that pierced my legs and back did not go too deep, so they didn't hit any vital organs.