Antigone Burying Her Brother Novels & Stories

"Kneel and beg me, and I might leave you an intact corpse and bury the two of you together." Tricia tugged at his hand coyly. "Scott, go help with the shoveling. I can't even look at her without being reminded of the gruesome way Jimmy died." I watched the sand rise rapidly, gradually burying past my chest, soon about to swallow my neck. Nicky's body lay before me, her one arm still embracing me tightly. "Scott, even if I die, I will turn into a vengeful ghost and tear you to pieces!" I spat out.

She quietly asked, "Brother Ding, is my brother already..." Ding Hao didn't know what to say, so he gently nodded. “Oh...” The young lady let out a long sigh, as if she had heard something very common. After being stupefied for a long while, she calmly asked, “Where is my brother’s corpse? I want to bury him!” Ding Hao removed the inscription formation that was protecting the little girl and helped her to reach the place where Ji Yingnan had died.

But Redward's chatter and his casual demeanor (as if nothing terrible had happened in the clearing) relieved her a little. “Now get down to business, friends. We must bury the fallen and honor their memory! No one spoke out against it, no one began to grumble and be indignant. Everyone got to work, doing it harmoniously and amicably. And only Jack continued to sit by the body of his brother, still holding his hand. “My prince,” Jack said to Sebastian, “I want to bury my brother in our family vault, if you don't mind, of course. Jack did not look at the prince only because he could not tear his eyes away from the face of his brother, whose eyes were now carefully closed by his hand.

The four of us left my apartment and headed toward the morgue where her body had been kept ever since her death. The elders had refused to allow me to bury her within the kingdom or give her the funeral she deserved. They insisted she was a traitor. According to our traditions, a traitor could not be buried on the kingdom's sacred grounds. I didn't care what they thought, Athena was my mate. She wasn't going to be buried somewhere unfamiliar, abandoned like she meant nothing. She belonged with me. Whether the elders approved or not, I had already made up my mind. I was going to cremate her within this kingdom and give her the funeral service she deserved.

The man who shot Leo stepped forward, "I had no idea he had a gun with him, and before I could apprehend him, the other man was shot by him. I'm really sorry boss." Nathan didn't utter a word as he kept staring at his brother's lifeless body. Damn, this wasn't what he wanted for Leo and even though he hated his brother down to his bones for everything, he didn't want him dead. Another means kg suffering would have been better for Leo. "Burn the bastard's body and my brother…." Nathan took a pause, "Bury him somewhere far from here. He doesn't belong to our family after everything he's done. There shall be no silent moment, and no burial to honor his death, and his burial ground should be enc

This whole mess had to be handled cleanly, or the humans, especially cops, would sniff around. My focus narrowed into a tunnel, straight to Amara’s lifeless body. Her body looked small, almost peaceful, as if she were only sleeping. “I’ll bury her myself,” I whispered. “It’s the least I owe her.” Alex squeezed my shoulder once before calling the warriors to take Liam’s body. I carried Amara myself back to the packlands, where I’d already ordered preparations for her burial. Under a cold, unforgiving moon, Alex and Lucious stood beside me as Amara’s body was lowered into the earth. The thud of dirt against the coffin echoed through the night.

I cut her off sharply, my glare like steel. “Maybe I am,” Stephanie said, lowering her gaze to the table. She picked up the small wooden bird Emma had left behind, running her fingers over its surface. “But I’m only asking you to bury him properly. That’s all I want—to lay my brother to rest with his bloodline.” Then she lifted her eyes back to mine. “I thought, at the very least, you would show him some mercy. After all, he saved you, Evelyn. He died for you.”

Not a demand. _Smart,_ I thought. _He knows touch will scare me._ He stood. Looked at Simy. “We’re taking her up to the house.” Panic rose. Up to the house. Away from her. I turned to Hector. Not Simy. Hector gave the orders. My borrowed legs trembled, but my eyes didn’t. I shaped each word slow on my mouth: _Please. I need to bury my mother. We can’t leave her here. Let’s bury her beside the rock where the water can’t wash her away._

I was always blamed for everything that went wrong, and no one stood up for me. “Am sorry, but we did bury her and her mother. With dignity.” He paused and scanned my face. “I can take you to their graves if you want.” I lowered my head feeling the tears sting my eyes. “I knew how much she meant to you. So, knowing you, I couldn’t just burn her like she was one of the rogues. I gave her proper burial.”

"Brother. Isn't it unfair for Sunshine to blame her? It was the rogues who killed our brothers so why should Sunshine be to blame?" Dustin nodded, agreeing with his brother. "What's done was already done. Everything is in the past now, Beta. We are all grieving. How much more with his mate." The beta glared at his other brothers. "I do not understand how you could accept this easily. I won't forgive you, woman." ------------- The rest of the days flew by quickly and the next thing I knew, Knoxx and Alonso were about to be buried at the pack’s burial site. All of the pack was there for the burial as well as the other alphas from the neighboring pack to show their support.