A Bug's Life The End Novels & Stories

Hugh had taken a bullet to the heart, and all his lies had finally caught up with him. It all seemed like it was meant to be. This was where it ended. No matter what came next, no matter who came for me, I was still Tasmin Sheargold. [The End.]

“All lives are precious. That bug must have a purpose for appearing here. Why don’t you let it go?” Abell was very worried that Aslan would kill the bug, which would cause serious damage to him. His mother was in the same situation. Someone must have killed the bugs she planted, so she ended up in this miserable state. He would be doomed if Aslan killed the bugs he carefully raised. Abell released ten bugs just now. He would feel tired for a while if Aslan killed one. Everything would be over if Aslan killed all ten of them. He would be half-dead and take a long time to recover.

its a missing puzzle piece waiting to be found and when you do find it you can finally figure out the picture life has to show you. END!

"Be a good girl and bring it to me quickly, will you? I'll be outside by the car." Afrah nodded and hurried up the stairs, her beaded hair bobbing up and down as she did. She was eager to come back down and continue watching the animated movie she was so heavily invested in. 'A Bug's Life' had always been her favorite movie of all time. The room was cold and dark, with the curtains drawn and the air conditioner cranked up to the maximum setting. She briefly wondered why he had his curtains drawn in broad daylight, when the sun was shining so brilliantly outside.

“Luke put all these different bugs on a plate on the kitchen counter for her to try.” “It was a decent spread … worms, crickets, stinkbugs, termites, a rat and a squirrel …” Luke sneers, still proud. I briefly wonder how he acquired all of that — and then decide ignorance is not only bliss, but the answer will absolutely ruin the rest of my already ruined day. “Now, Petunia and her food are somewhere in the penthouse,” Lili informs with a huge eyeroll. “The food’s alive?” Somewhere. In. The. Penthouse.

Happiness was evident in her blue eyes. They reminded me so much of this movie I watched, in the deep–written by some Godwin Hosanna Aga. A movie about a girl, named Hephzibah with unique blue eyes that was sent to an occultic Catholic college and something-the catch phrase was; it is what manifests in the dark that is the biggest threat. I heard it was a Wattpad book that was turned into a movie. "Daddy's Little hero!" I pinched her cheeks and she slapped my hands off.

It's a strange sound, but a cool one. Shit, the only bugs we have in town are cockroaches, and those nasty things don't sing. It doesn't matter, as I'll never see the city again. Not now. I tip my head back, letting the light breeze flow over my short hair. and I relax in the gently swaying harness as the peaceful music of the night fills my ears. I want this to be the last thing I remember before losing my mind to the beta mutation. The mutation, however, does not occur.

"Did you know sweetheart that bugs like this are actually secret agents for the forest? They're on a mission to make sure all the trees are growing properly." Aurelia's eyes grew even wider as she listened to her father. "Really, Daddy?" Kazimir nodded seriously. "Absolutely. So, when you find a bug like this, you have to give it a high-five to let it know you're on its side." Aurelia giggled and innocently extended her tiny hand to give the bug a high-five, but she startled the poor fly instead. Kallum and I were unable to contain our laughter.

The men slowly lowered my body into the earth, wailing and continuing on until all I could see was white sky. “Goodbye, Life.” -THE END-

Piles of trash festered in the corners, stinking to high heaven. This was no longer a home. This was a dump. My eyes stung, and my chest ached so badly I could barely breathe. I had failed my mother. I had failed to protect even her final wishes. “It is just a broken-down house. Stop crying.” Sebastian patted my shoulder. His tone was rough but comforting. “Before you leave for England, I’ll have this place restored to its original state.” “Thank you, Sebastian.”