Spring Adventure Short Stories - Page 2

Kyle hunts for organic life in a bio-hazardous spring where nanobots mimic pollen and automated drones sanitize the ruins.

Jacob and Corey push deep into the spring woods, losing their signal as a strange silence takes hold.

The sky was screaming with their names. Jenn ran until her lungs tasted like pennies and the city burned.

State Security was two minutes away. Tariq had a cracked screen, a stolen drive, and a terrible choice.

The tarp was slashed, the compost was gone, and I was going to kill him with a trowel.

The mountain unzipped itself, taking the trail, my left ankle, and my dead husband's ashes with it.

The safety glass dug into his palm as the freezing wind turned the wet street into a silent graveyard.

The logging road was a trench of brown slush, and the Silverado was buried halfway to the axles.

He walked over shattered windshields, looking for a brother who was already gone.

Three teenagers navigate a thick spring fog, searching for a rumored lake while their digital world begins to fail.

The mud pulled at my boots with loud, wet sounds. The whole forest felt like a giant trap.

Lex navigates a burning city to save rare flora, finding beauty amid the chaos of a violent urban riot.