Sarah Carter Falling Skies 소설 & 이야기

"Sarah! Sarah! Come back, come back to me. I didn't cheat on you; believe me, I never betrayed our marriage. I never had the slightest intention of cheating on you." SARAH! SARAH! SARAH! Edgar screamed like crazy until his body collapsed to the ground. "Sarah, come back." Edgar fainted on the edge of a cliff because his body was in shock. *** "Oh my God," Rossy almost fell after discovering that Sarah's car had dropped into a ravine. The chances of surviving are minimal, considering the steep ravine. There are many sharp rocks ready to catch objects flying from above. "Mrs Williams, are you alright?" Mark, Edgar's personal assistant, caught Rossi's body, which almost fell to the floor.

As she reached the top floor, she saw Carter petrified at the hallway, looking like a lost soul that had no idea what to do. "Carter, is everything okay?" she asked, cautiously getting close to the man. He looked terrified. "I don't know what's going on. I tried to ask him if he needed anything, but he simply yelled at me and told me to get out." Sarah gulped. She wasn't ready for it, but now she was sure. If he treated Carter this way, what would he do to her? "Please, do something, Sarah. He's injured and he's smashing everything inside. He might get seriously hurt," Carter begged, and Sarah felt her heart stop.

His eyes were glowing green, and his arms were raised above his head as Sarah was lifted further into the air. She was screaming and crying at the same time. My heart squeezed for her. Where the hell was Alpha Jonathan? Jazzy soon appeared on the roof, and she looked furious. She had darkness glowing around her and she was breathing deeply through her nose. Her eyes were fixed on me as she stormed toward me. I turned away and jumped off the side of the building, ignoring her screams. I lifted my arms as I fell, and then grasped the ladder before I neared the ground. My entire body slammed against the side of the building.

She catches his hand, but her feet slide, she falls, and he loses her hand again, but she gets back up and tries again. And she takes Nicholas's father's hand, but before she can pull it, the car collapses. If she stays clutching his hand like this, Sarah will fall with it, so Nicholas's father releases her hand and says that one last time. And with this, the car falls down the Hill, and Sarah screams loudly with tears in her eyes and looks at the falling car, which contained Nicholas's father. What could be more tragic than the man she has detested her entire life, whom she has always blamed for the destruction of her entire family, giving his life today to save hers? And, for the first tim

No more chances to escape. Sarah walked without complaint, without resistance. Twenty feet from the vehicles, the group passed near the cliff’s edge where the cathedral grounds dropped off sharply. It happened fast. Sarah suddenly twisted, her body moving with strength no one expected from someone so broken. She yanked free from the guards’ grip before they could react. “Sarah, no!” Thomas lunged for her. But she was already running. She reached the edge and didn’t hesitate. Sarah jumped. Her body sailed out over the drop, arms spread like wings. For a moment she looked almost peaceful.

But to Gray, it felt like a massive earthquake. There was a sudden loud snapping sound and the next thing Gray knew, she was falling along with the cart. And even if she wanted to, she could not shout. No sound would come out of her mouth. But oddly enough, the cart fell for a very long time. The surroundings suddenly turned dark. It was utter darkness. The only thing she could see was Sarah still standing in front of her. But she could still feel herself gripping onto the cart, and that she was still falling.

ONE HUNDRED AND ONE: Sarah Sarah Carr ran down her hallway and stopped before a mirror to check her cropped, spiked hair. “Pushing sixty-three but I don’t look a day over forty-five.” Her laughter was a sad, husky sound in this house. Self-affirmations like these got her through the day.

Sarah whirled back in shock, discovering that Gladys had been shot in the back, and before she could come to her aid, a bullet tore through the side of Gladys' neck, splattering blood on Sarah's face, who gasped in disbelief, and shuddered as she watched Gladys fall to her knees, blood continuously spurting out of her neck and running down her shoulder, before she collapsed on her chest. "Saraaahhh!" Yin who had also paused and partially turned to discover that Sarah wasn't following, cried out, and suddenly gasped as a bullet wheezed out of nowhere and hit her in the shoulder, close to her collar bone, causing her to fall against Florence's, who turned just in time to catch her in her arms.

The moment he saw us, he jumped off his bike before it even stopped. “Tessa!” I stood, and he pulled me straight into his arms. He didn’t ask. He just held me. His heart was pounding against my cheek. “Are you hurt?” I shook my head, still trembling. “She’s gone, Ryder. It’s over.” He looked past me toward the cliff. His jaw tightened. “You sure?” I nodded. “She fell.” Sarah sniffled, wiping her face. “She was going to kill her. She was going to—”

“Are you fucking with me right now? Jump out and get killed?” “if we don't jump out now the car explodes. Come on. On the count of three,” I yell, climbing to the back to join Sarah, and pulling the door open. Taking a deep breath, I fix my arm around Sarah's waist. The ground is running ever so fast, with the wind rushing in, there's no way we'll survive the jump without bruises. “One!” “two” “three–” I leap out, falling woefully to the coarse grounds, my arms serving as friction as I feel my flesh tearing apart. After a moment of rolling towards the forest grounds on the other side of the road, I look around for Sarah. And Betty.