A Deadly Education Novels & Stories

He explains. “But instead, you made me the CEO because your wife needed content for the book she was writing.” I say, my voice laced with annoyance. “You should read it, it’s called The Deadly Secrets Of The CEO.” He says and my mind goes to the night that we dumped Kate’s body. Jimmy was incredibly drunk and when we was taking him to our building, he was muttering a bunch gibberish in his sleep. But he also said something. Something that didn’t go unnoticed.

Hybrid Corpse Seeker Preferred method to eliminate the assigned duties of Death. Can only be destroyed by a crossbow arrow to the thorax or sword through the spinal cord. Usually in the form of a Banshee. Rated 90% in kill success. "Did you learn any weaponry during my prison years," I asked him curiously and he stared at me with an open mouth. I shook my head and patted his back. "I'll teach you how to fire a medieval crossbow, I know how to sword fight already," I mumbled confidently. Rai looked at me and frowned.

"I thought you said all the girls got away." Celia shook her head slowly. "I never said that. I said some of us got away. A bunch of the men at the school were prisoners before all this. For fun, they picked girls out from our yearbook, and then they'd search their homes to see if they were still alive. If they found the girl, they killed her family or friends and took her. I was glad my dad died with the virus because the stories other girls told were horrible. I mean, imagine living through the virus only to have a bunch of disgusting men come and kill your loved ones, and then expect you to be their slave.

He already knew that she will decide to leave but again he bothered asking. He knew that even if he didn't ask, she had to find a way to escape him. She held the door knob tightly and turned it slowly locking the door. He wanted her to leave, he blamed himself for her father's death but what he didn't know was that he was stuck with her forever. If he thought he was a danger then he was wrong, She was far more dangerous to him. She maybe soft as every one sees but what if her staying may ruin him. She was a target since her father is dead now, it's like her protective shield had been broken... Danger was his slave and Danger was her best friend.

he asked as they got to the classroom. “Who knows and who cares,” Bree said as she walked into the classroom and sat in her seat. She took out her book and opened it to the assignment that had been due that day. Though she didn’t have a parent who seemed to care about what she did in school or for anything, she did want to leave when she graduated. She wanted to be better than her mother, who only had a high school education, and that had been a major issue between the two females. Bree wanted more out of life.

I could only watch helplessly as everything unfolded. Tina was scared and upset. She sat beside my body and asked, "Mommy, are you… dead? Aunt Alice told me that death means turning into stone. A dead person also can't talk anymore. "Mommy, can you please not turn into stone? I don't want you to turn into stone. I will be a good girl. I won't be bad. Mommy, can you please not die?" I reached out and tried to console her by patting her on the head. "I'm sorry, Tina. It's all my fault. I can't take care of you anymore. You must be strong and take good care of yourself, okay?"

“One of our classmates is hosting it. You should come.” “I’m not interested,” I replied immediately. “Come on, Elvis. It’s our last year of school. You barely know anyone besides me and Noah. Don’t you want to live a little?” I stiffened at his words. *Live a little.* The last time I tried to live, everything I cared about fell apart. I’d learned my lesson. No friends, no risks. Leo might think we were close, but I kept him at arm’s length for his own safety. Getting too close to me was a death sentence, and I’d already destroyed enough lives.

“Sorry, but I just want to focus on paying off my husband’s debts and raising my son.” Mrs. Keeley patted my shoulder in exasperation. “I know you had a good relationship with Nathan, but the dead can’t come back to life! Nathan’s company was his premarital property. He’s gone now, and his debts are nullified upon his death. You don’t have to deal with his mess! “For a woman, the most important thing is finding a decent man to marry. While you’re still young, you should act fast! The older you get, the harder it will be to find someone.”

Without any hesitation, she took my test paper. The next second, she spat a mouthful of blood and fell to the ground. I took her test papers and handed them to the invigilator. The moment I handed in the test papers, my entire world shattered before my eyes, breaking into countless fragments. Within those fragments, I saw what happened after my death. After I died, my parents, who had sacrificed everything to support my education, lost all hope. My father, distracted at work, fell from a high structure and died on the spot.

However, she felt overwhelming guilt that her dark secrets were the reason for their demise. Who knew being in love could be so deadly? Iris knew this was her fault and felt a pang of guilt as she looked down at the man dead in front of here. Donovan Lewis.