Barry Allen Dead Novels & Stories

I said, my voice low, steady. Allen shook his head. “Remeber what you said to me that day? When I lay fighting for my life, you said no one touches him. You remember that?” I met his eyes coldly. “I don’t mind proving that again.” He smiled. “It’s different this time. He’s coming with me.” My men shifted beside me. One of them's fingers brushed the trigger too soon. The gunshot cracked the air. Allen jerked, startled, and his gun clicked against Baron’s skull. Baron screamed, thrashing against the chair, and for a moment, I felt my heart stop.

Something was off. Gina leaned over from her desk, her eyes wide. “Ari, did you hear?” I set my bag down slowly, trying to keep my voice steady. “Hear what?” “Bruno. The bartender from the bar case. He’s dead.” The words hit me like a physical blow. “Dead?” I repeated, my voice barely above a whisper. Gina nodded, lowering her voice as if the news was a forbidden secret. “Found in an abandoned lot downtown. Single gunshot to the head. Looks like a hit.”

So when he heard of the girl's death, he was immediately sent to Adante's office. He heard what the girl had revealed to him and discovered that Allen was behind it all. Allen was behind the death of Bana, Gwen's younger brother. He was also the one behind the death and accident that happened to the Marcaida couple, where he removed the breaker or brake, to make it appear to everyone that they were killed by accident. He also kidnapped Bon, Mina and Sabrina before, to silence them and carry out all his plans. And he also found out that Allen was in charge of the night club where his ex-girlfriend Gwen used to work. He also discovered that Allen had something to do with Mina's death and he al

“Since she was pregnant, Kalista has become very sensitive and her emotions are also unstable. I don't even dare stop by Gardenia Castle.” Gideon growled and pelted his laughing friends with the remaining pillows, including Rey. The four men in the room enjoyed small talk before finally Jaxon reappeared with a straight face, but his eyes shone with anger which heightened their vigilance. “What is it?” Rey asked. Jaxon plopped down on the sofa next to Rey. “Allen is a dead man,” Jaxon hissed with fists clenched in front of his body. “If I didn't need that man, he would have been reduced to ashes along with the corpses of his subordinates.”

“Well, if you don’t need anything else, I’m going to my office. I need to make a report. I was with the guys today.” “Okay, and thanks for doing me this solid,” Alec said. “Not a problem. Hell, if it wasn’t for you, I would have died seven years ago in a ditch in Seattle.” The corner of Alec’s mouth turned up. Seven years ago, Allen had been a field agent. They were about to do a bust, but the perpetrators figured out they were outside waiting for them. They started firing out of the windows of the house they were in. One bullet hit Allen’s stomach. Alec kept pressure on the wound during the fire fight until the paramedics arrived. He kept Allen from bleeding out. “I’m sure someone would hav

"Did something happen back at home?" Barney sighed, not knowing where or how to start. "Something happened, but not at home." "What is it?" Gene asked. Her voice had lost the joyful enthusiasm. "What happened?" "It's Avery," Barney said. "She is... dead." There was such a long, still silence that Barney looked at the phone to make sure that they were still connected. "No!" Gene said very softly. "I'm sorry, Gene," barney whispered. "I just thought you should know."

I heard the clicking of camera shutters, but no one called the ambulance. My blood drained dry. My body became cold. Finally, Yvette Skye was no more. I died all alone at the corner of the street. No one cared. My corpse was not a pretty sight. My eyes were wide, unseeing, and there was a large hole in my stomach. My legs were twisted together. One of my arms was flung by the side of the road. My legs were useless now. I was ugly. No wonder the little girl cried. Floating in the air, I stared at my mutilated corpse.

“Call all banks that every dime of my money is and stop every transaction.” Teddy, the Hispanic man who sat at the left nodded and stood up immediately with his hand swiping the screen of his phone. “Raash is not going to like this. I thought you confirmed that Stephen was also dead.” “Yes, sir,” Tony responded. “We found only the body of Barbara but we didn’t find the body of Stephen. Our men were certain they shot him and he had sustained a lot of injury.” “Fuck,” Ray breathed slowly. “Find Stephen. I want you to bring him alive to me.”

“Yes, sure,” Alessa replied. They were all gathered in the living room, waiting for the latest update in society. “It's going to be fine,” Tyler whispered to Tracy and rubbed her shoulders. The news finally came on and everyone paid attention to it. “This is it,” Aria said as they all stared at the screen. Immediately, Bryan’s phone rang and he realized it was his mother. He ignored it and paid attention to the screen. “The popular billionaire, Mr. Hart was found dead in his study minutes ago. His cause of death was due to an overdose. Our condolences to his family and loved ones.”

she said to the caller. "They are all dead. I mean, the infected werewolves," she said and my gaze met Vincent's stoic ones. "The barriers needs to be strengthened. Every head of the zones should take immediate action..." Vincent had barely finished his statement when Jared's phone rang out. He picked the call and when he was done with his phone call, he had a bewildered look on his face. "What happened?" Vincent asked. "Alpha Baron has been confirmed dead. He died two hours ago." That statement made my heart sink.