Benjamin Button Death 소설 & 이야기

“Why didn’t he take his medicine on time?” Ryan came over and said, “Based on what the witness said, Uncle Ben died on the road, which was not far from Shalom Technology. His medicine and phone were scattered on the ground. “Based on their hypothesis, Uncle Ben should have fallen sick suddenly. He got out of the car and took the medicine, but he accidentally fell down, which caused his death. “The site was investigated, and there was no trace of a fight. Uncle Ben also doesn’t show any injuries, so he should not be injured by other people. It’s just an accident.”

Tears slid from the corners of Isabella's eyes. Hearing the concern in his voice again filled her with happiness, but this would be the last time. She sniffled softly, ready to end everything. Dominic's heart lurched when no sound came from the other end of the call, and he roared her name. "Isabella!" Isabella trembled and instinctively replied, "Honey, speak!" "Listen to me." Dominic took a deep breath. "Benjamin is dead, so be it! In Skyline City, even the Andersons can't touch me! Don't do anything stupid. No matter what happens, don't do anything stupid!"

My fingers start to go cold, and I desperately want to revive him, but his chest has stopped rising and falling. Hyperion is dead. Killed by his own Beta. A shadow looms over me and I see that Benjamin is standing over me now. He's smiling, looking at Hyperion's unmoving body like he's admiring his work. There's a hint of insanity in his gaze, a drop of something wrong that hints at the dysfunction happening behind those eyes. I remember the first time we met, when he tried to attack me just by being present in the infirmary. I wonder if that madness has always been there and we just missed it, all because he is great at putting up this young, impressionable front.

"You're right… Belle and Grayson… They both treat you… like their own brother… You should treat them… well…" "I know, Dad." "I'm going now, Hunter… I wish you… nothing but the best… and that you may… live a peaceful life…" Benjamin finally breathed his last. "Dad!" screamed Hunter. Belle could hear his cry from outside of the room. Her heart sank as she immediately ran into the emergency room, only to find Benjamin already passed away. Hunter lay beside Benjamin's body as he cried helplessly. "Dad, open your eyes! Look at me, please! Dad, don't leave me like this. Dad…"

I was attentive to whatever he would say about me "... it's hard to say because I dated him once so I feel strange. Buffet, Loren still wasn't over me. What seemed crazy and stupid to me is that they were pretending I wasn't here and couldn't hear them. I just want to see how far they are capable of going with their little game. It's surely some Davis joke and Loren convinced Nisha to join in. "Just tell me, Loren, bluntly." "Max died," Loren blurts out. What the fuck is she saying? "What are you talking about? As a step?" "It was this morning." They found him in his room, Nish, he had a bullet in his head, "Loren sobs. Nish comes over and rubs her back" Davis confirmed.

She claimed she had more to confess and insisted on seeing Henry. When she met with Henry, she immediately retrieved the hairpin that she hid and stabbed it right into Henry's heart. Henry died on the spot from excessive blood loss. Nora was soon executed as well. I heard that before she died, she kept apologizing to me. However, I no longer had any feelings for her. With the approval documents in hand, I took the train back to North Westonia. I was going to spend the rest of my life there, devoting it entirely to national defense.

Avery did. There was nothing left of Benjamin in the forest anymore—not his presence, not his voice, not his power. Only the silence remained, swallowing the last echo of a man who had spent his life raising a daughter he never understood. Avery had ended it with the same coldness she had learned from him… but far more efficiently. There were no witnesses. No proof. No body that could speak. Just Avery—walking out of the trees like a ghost wearing a girl’s skin. She didn’t tremble. She didn’t look over her shoulder. Her breath didn’t hitch with guilt. The universe had simply rearranged itself the way it was always meant to. Benjamin’s death was inevitable… because Avery had willed it.

“Velmir’s Disease, Benjamin. It’s terminal. They can’t cure it. They can only keep him comfortable until… the end. Our son has only one month left.” The line stayed silent for so long I thought he’d hung up. Then Benjamin finally spoke, his tone dripping with suspicion, “Is this a stunt to keep me from signing the divorce papers?”

"I'm in my seventies, and I've seen a lot. There is a lot left unknown in the world out there, and I know I'm too old to find out what they are. However, I do believe that there are things I don't know of. More importantly, anyone dying would want a chance to live on. I'm no exception." "That's very honest of you. Let's begin, then," Wilbur said smilingly. Benjamin smiled as he stripped off his shirt to reveal a torso covered in scars. There were more than ten scars from knife wounds and a few more from bullets. There wasn't a single part of his body that was intact. It was a terrifying sight. Wilbur sighed and uttered, "You've worked really hard." "Oh, it's nothing. I was just making a livi

Benjamin repeated the doctors words. Eighteen years ago, Catherine's younger sister Diana and her husband Nelson got into an accident. Both of them died on the spot, but their daughter was missing. They tried to find the missing young girl. But they couldn't. They found the Jadite the girl was wearing at that time in a black market in Japan, but they couldn't find out who sold it. Nelson was Benjamin's younger brother who loved and married Catherine's younger sister.