Alex Summers Death Novels & Stories

He accused maliciously but I was too upset to even begin to explain to him that the last time was a fake act orchestrated by Kane. Alexander continued. “Luckily for us, my father managed to escape along with a few other members who only got minor bruises and wounds. But Unfortunately, some were not so lucky." My throat became dry, and it felt like I was about to faint. "What do you mean by 'some were not so lucky'? What happened, Alex? Where the hell is Kane?” Alex snarled at me. “Somebody died, you fucking bitch. The bomb you and your fucking friends planted killed somebody." He snapped with so much hatred in his eyes, but I didn’t care. I just needed to know one thing.

Alex saw it instantly. And it broke something in his face. “He died two hours later,” Alex said quietly. “And the files disappeared anyway.” The room stayed completely silent. Then Reyes asked the question nobody wanted answered. “The team leader,” she said carefully. “Who was it?” Alex looked toward the television screen where Harbor headlines still flashed nonstop. Then back at Reyes. His voice turned almost hollow. “Elias Kane.”

He tried not to think too much, but a heavy weight kept pressing him down. He walked toward Henry’s room, praying the boy was still asleep. When he opened the door his eyes rolled. Henry was awake, eyes red, lips trembling slightly. His little hands were gripping the arms of his wheelchair. Alex looked around the messy room like he didn’t know where to start screaming from. “Dad,” he said softly and tired. Alex’s heart broke at that sound. He walked quickly to him, kneeling beside the chair. “Hey, champ,” he said gently. “You okay?”

“What is causing you to be so happy?” “Your prayer has been answered, sister.” “What exactly do you mean?” Alexander walked toward her and took a stand. His smile remained on his face as he focused on her. “Selena has died.” “What?” “Yes, Max. Be happy. We finally got rid of her. I mean, the hunter did. We did not even need to raise our hands to do anything.” Max scoffed. “How did you find out that?” “I received details from a spy of mine.” “Selena is not someone who dies easily.”

The Elder stared at him coldly: "What I said was 'another cycle, assuming the Luna's power continued to stabilize him.' Your Luna held him together alone through the entire full moon night. Her own wolf nearly collapsed. But she was never a substitute for Alpha blood — she could only slow the disintegration, not stop it. You were the only cure, and you weren't there." Kael released the Elder and staggered back. The Elder added: "When Selene came to register Ash's death, I examined her. Her wolf's power has been permanently damaged — she broke herself trying to save him." Kael turned and walked out. In the corridor outside the ceremonial hall, he slammed into the wall. Nora caught up and trie

By the time I reached my apartment and was about to unlock the front door, a swarm of reporters shoved their way toward me. "Professor Callahan, could you explain in detail how your incorrect data led to the death of a student?" "How do you plan to face the victim's family, Professor Callahan?" I frowned. Something wasn't right. Just as confusion crept in, I received a notification on my phone. It was a livestream link. The title of the livestream read, "Owen Rountree Unveils the Truth Behind the Lab Explosion". I tapped the link and saw Owen and Bertha crying in front of the camera.

She sobs a little. I approach her and rub her back. "Davis confirmed." Davis was Max's best friend, they were always together. And Davis was dating Loren now. Max is dead. It seems incredible to me, until Friday I still watched him playing on campus with his friends, he smiled and celebrated his victories in a big way. Max was... the soul of that university and everyone loved him, but now... he is no more. It's amazing how one moment you are and the next day you're not. The future is uncertain.

"Alex, Austin is walking into a trap, and his pack is being destroyed at the same time." Alex tried calling Austin one more time. This time, Austin answered. "Alex, I told you I can't talk right now," Austin's voice sounded stressed. "Austin, listen to me very carefully," Alex said urgently. "Our camp is under attack. The rogues poisoned our pack members with wolfsbane. Emma is dead, and more are dying." There was silence on the other end of the phone. "Austin, are you there?" Alex asked. "I'm here," Austin replied, his voice full of shock. "How many are hurt?"

David replied trying to Access more information about him on his system. “Then what about Alex?”Emma asked, still in grate shock about what she heard. “How on earth did they even knew i was friends with Alex?” “There's a way we gather informations that we want.”Caleb explained. “The same way they were able to detect that i was your mate. I still have a question to ask Him regarding that.” “And Alex？ I hope he wasn't harmed.”he asked again, visibly worried. “Alex died. Eva said he was killed.”Caleb breathed out softly, careful not to hurt Emma. But then, she was hurt.

Amelia rolled her eyes lightly. “That sounds annoying.” “It’s useful.” She almost smiled again. Almost. But the heaviness returned quickly. “What really happened to her?” Alexander became still. The atmosphere shifted immediately. “She died in a car accident.” Amelia frowned softly. “That’s not the full story.” His jaw tightened slightly. “No.” The wind moved through the silence between them. Then finally— “She was being followed.” Amelia’s stomach tightened. “By Victor?” “Yes.” Alexander’s expression darkened. “At the time, I was preparing to expose several financial operations connected to him and his associates.”