A Lifetime To Settle The Score Novels & Stories

“Trust me, sir. They will definitely get their just reward. Not losing past the point of death does not mean they don’t get karma, in fact usually they will get karma that is much more terrible than that and I think this is something we all have to finish.” Nicolas just nodded his head then he smiled, for some reason now he felt that this would all be the end of a very long struggle and Nicolas knew that no matter when all of this would definitely never end, until finally he chose to hold his breath for a moment because after all this was something that was really very long and in the end they had made a settlement too.

There was guilt in him that wouldn't let him unleash his anger, but it didn’t stop the hardness. Calista leaned in, close enough that her breath skimmed Isla’s cheek. “Three Beta Liams won’t be able to stand against you,” she purred, touching his shoulder like one might test the weight of a crown. “And you’re forfeiting that, plus an everlasting life clause. Geez, you’re freaking me, Killian. This is your chance to be immortal.” Her voice was bright, as if she hadn’t just promised to undo the very thing she’d engineered.

Stella's lawyer chimed in, "I think a mediated settlement could be the best course of action. It's clear that both parties have grievances, and it would be in everyone's best interest to reach a compromise." Stella hesitated for a moment, her resolve wavering. Her eyes flicked back to Scarlett, who held her breath, waiting for her sister's response. The room seemed to hold its breath with them, the fate of their family and their shared history hanging in the balance. Finally, Stella let out a long sigh. "I have no grievances. I reserve those for strangers, and right now, we're practically strangers." Scarlett clenched her jaw and looked prepared to fight that notion, but quickly let it go. "

"Let them pass. But remember this, Little Rose... you may have won this move, but the board is still mine." Ava didn't grace him with a response. She turned and began to walk toward the exit, her head held high. At the threshold of the cabin door, she stopped. She looked back over her shoulder at the two men who had tried to own her, a faint, razor-sharp smile cutting across her face. "In ninety days, I will return to collect the debt," she said. "At that time, whichever of you kneels first... might get to live three days longer than the other."

Either life or death would be what the two warriors would get after saying all that. "I will give you a punishment for negligence of duty. But that can follow later. Because I have to confirm the truth myself now. I will find out about it myself, and solve the problem that you two have given me now. After one year, that incident happened, you two have made a big mistake, with your stupid thoughts. For one year I have been living in peace, I will not allow a big problem to ruin my life. And Felicity, because of her stupidity, I had to reconstruct my perfect life. And both of you, I will make sure you get a very severe punishment. A punishment that you could never even begin to imagine."

Time to end this one way or another. ***

His pride couldn't handle the accusation. "Fine. Great!" He spun around, his anger a shield for his shame. "You'll regret this, Kenna!" The door slammed shut behind him. Cade remained in the living room, refusing to leave. "Evelyn, let me stay. Let me take care of you." He was begging. "I know I messed up. Let me make it right..." "Make it right?" I asked coldly. "How do you make up for a life?" "I... I'll spend my entire life making it up to you..." Cade fell to his knees in front of me. "Evelyn, I swear, I never had feelings for Lilah. I was... I was bound by an ancient Life-Debt."

He patted her on the back, trying to give her a soothing feeling for he already knew what went wrong, because, he had been informed already. The settlement they found themselves was such a peaceful and quiet one, which made them live happily ever after.. And after about a year of their stay there, they returned back home to continue their sweet life, with no more scourge to keep them hydrated from the liquid pleasures of their fulfilment. THE END

The disrespect was really high but it was not time to exams respect, it was time to save lives. "You have killed the reason behind my life! You have killed the only person that I loved, you have taken away my happiness from this life and so I also have no reason to let you or your happiness be alive!" He said to me and raised his hands up to click on the remote. Just in time, I leapt on him, hitting the remote out of his hands in one quick movement. I shape shifted in the process and Davis did the same as we both scrambled for the remote, I got it first but in an attempt to be careful with it to avoid clicking on buttons that would end our lives, Davis got it back from me.

I can't even place what I'm feeling. Biagaer gives a sigh. "It is hard to explain. Yet, every person has a set amount of years they are destined to live. Murder is never a part of their life's timeline. So every time Levi kills someone he gets the years that person had left to live. According to the sister's of fate's timeline." He tries to explain. Still, my head was spinning. Too much is happening.