Alice Isn't Dead Novels & Stories

Sophia's POV My heart stopped the moment the elevator doors opened. There she was. Lauren. No, it couldn’t be. My mind was screaming in denial. Lauren was dead. She had been dead for five years. And yet, there she stood—alive, breathing, and with seemingly no recollection of me. She stepped inside the elevator, phone pressed to her ear, her soft laugh cutting through the air like a ghostly echo from the past. “Baby,” she said, her voice light and warm, “I’ll see you soon, okay?”

Sunshine was crying and refused Ethan to touch her. ************************ when Alice was rushed to the clinic she undergoes an operation but it was not successful because she has bleed so much before getting to the clinic and she dies, the news was break to her family. Sunshine, Rita, and Jane with Benita because she came back to the Philippines for the wedding cried so much Ethan started blaming himself that maybe Sunshine was right he shouldn't have called the cops.

There was only one thing she wanted to know. “What happened to Alpha Aiden?” she asked, her voice filled with worry. “I heard he was taken to the hospital and that he was badly injured. Is he okay?” She had been surprised to see Alaric back so soon. He had left for the hospital barely an hour ago, and now he was already home. Alaric stared at her for a moment. Then he delivered the words without hesitation. “He’s dead.” Racheal froze. Alaric continued coldly, “Aiden is dead. You should pack your things and leave the pack house. You have no reason to stay here anymore.”

My breath hitched as I tried to remember who the voice belonged to. The door of the car Marshall alighted from opened and a pair of red shoes were visible at first before a figure emerged from it. “Alice?” I gasped, after seeing the figure's face. “Are you shocked to see me, Francesco?” She asked as she made her way towards us. When she reached us, she locked her fingers with Marshall's as if they were some kind of couple. She spread a smile across her face. Alice was part of my father's most trusted allies. It was believed by everyone that she died at the last attack we had. How come she is with Marshall?

It instantly irked me. “It’s not about Emma,” I lied instantly. “Yes, it is.” Alice’s voice sharpened. “Just admit it. You’re still hung up on a dead girl!” Heat rose through me like a detonation. My hand slammed onto the table before I even realized it. “Emma’s not dead.” “She's alive and within my reach and I'll make sure to keep it that way!" My breath heaved. My pulse roared in my ears. But Alice didn’t flinch. She didn’t shrink or panic. She simply sat there, arms crossed, expression unreadable.

He's the Don of all the cities, all the countries. Talk about a twisted puzzle, we were so sure he was dead, but apparently, the lucky fucker is smarter than Caiu's own kids. I look down at my phone. It's been over twenty-four hours since Alice left. We were told she left and never returned, which isn't good. Everyone tried to call, but her phone was off. I know it's bad. I just don't know how bad. I'm hoping the jerk has just kept her locked up because she was late.

Elena shared her thoughts with her best friend and burst into tears. "What are you talking about? He is your mate and you are bound to him till death," Emma said to her. Emma thought that her friend was worrying for no reason and that only a fool could deny Alpha Zane and that fool couldn't be her friend. "Then let death take me because living with Zane will only bring misery to my life because I love Aiden… when Zane finds out about this, then he will kill us mercilessly," Elena said and broke down in tears.

DAWN’S POV I was seated in the throne room, watching as the elders and gammas of my pack whispered among themselves, unable to believe that their alpha was dead. I assured them that he was dead, but they demanded to see his body. "I want to see his body! How can we believe he is dead without seeing his body?" one of the gammas said, with a tinge of desperation in his voice. "You don't need to see his body. Trust me, he's dead," I replied with a cold tone, trying to hide my smile.

"I can't wake Dilon until I have all the necessary elements for the spell, but according to the comments from the Omegas and the guards, the hybrid was one step away from death. It’s possible that since you broke the bond you had with your mate when you mated with Circe, you didn’t feel its death. Be thankful that Dilon is asleep, or you would have suffered an indescribable pain. The best thing is to stick with the most realistic idea: your mate is dead." "No, Alice can't be dead," I said angrily. "The most convenient thing for you is for Alice to be there and not show up anywhere," Dalia said seriously. "If your friends exposed everything with the Alpha of the Western Pack, they can open an

He admitted softly. “It won’t end like this! You are going to be okay! I promise!” I responded with a soft tone. I mentally slapped myself as I wondered where Tyler or Leonardo was, Where could they have vanished to? When I needed them the post. “There’s— There’s no way we can fix this,” He spoke softly and the words felt forced, I squeezed my eyes shut and opened them almost immediately. “Please don’t die on me…” I begged. “She’s not— she’s not going to stop,” He breathed, “Alice is not going to stop and now, she— She’s coming for all of us,”