Book About Suicide Novels & Stories

So it’s better to die while many people looking, because it’ll provide alibi that I’ve passed away and no longer am available in my old world. That’s it. It’s as simple as that. It’s just I’ve never knew how nerve wrecking the feeling of wanting to commit suicide is. I might not be like those people who willfully wanted to let themselves be killed—the lifeless one who gave up on their life because of stress and something else, I’m one of those who cherished my life.

The more he read, the more his face dipped and I waited for him to say something, anything. When he stopped at my mother’s suicide note, I held my breath. I remembered each word just as she’d written them. It would be ingrained in my brain forever. “I can’t…” He snapped the book shut. “How could she say these kinds of things?” I had no idea but I knew it was from a place of deep pain. “She was hurt Jared. I was the reason her husband died.” “No. You’re not. Driving disasters happen every time. According to what I heard, the driver was drunk.”

he says. "There's another one about a woman who left her husband because reading my book made her understand she wasn't obligated to stay. There's a letter from a therapist who is using my book in her practice. There's a letter from someone who was suicidal three weeks ago and says that reading chapter seven saved her life." He sits down beside me. Takes the letters gently from my hands. Sets them on the desk. "You need to sleep," he says. "I need to respond to all of them."

I shuddered, trying to hold off the tears. “Salem, I killed a man.” Saying these words, I felt pressure on my throat, as if I were swallowing something much too large. I had to talk to someone about it, and Salem was all I had. Salem pursed his lips and looked away. “There’s a reason why lilitu feed on mortals through their dreams. If we do so in reality, the mortal does not survive.” I closed my eyes tight. The pressure made them ache. “If I’d only known . . . ”

Suzie let out an exasperated sigh as they both paced back and forth in front of the emergency room. “What the hell happened, Heidi?” She asked. Heidi rubbed her arms, struggling to gather her resolve. She sank into the waiting chair, the heaviness of the situation weighing on her. “It wasn't me, Suzie.” “Kate wants to commit suicide?” Suzie sat beside her. “That's unbelievable.” She shook her head. “I never knew the trauma would be so severe.” Supporting her forehead with both hands, Heidi breathed out a heavy sigh. “I hope she'll be alright.”

Maybe she was thinking about what her dad said, me being traumatized, and I appreciate her efforts. “Let’s start with Bruce’s case.” I brought out the notebook that I kept under my pillow. “They reckoned it as suicide right away and to support their conclusion they revealed her psychiatric condition when in fact suicide and being mentally ill doesn’t always come together. Any person with a sound mind could commit suicide due to unbearable stress. The investigators didn’t point out what was the main cause of him taking his own life.” “Maybe Amara’s pregnancy? Maybe he wasn’t ready yet? He didn’t want it?” she indicated.

This incident shocked the entire city of Amberwater, and the media rushed to report on the tragic event. Lucas’s enemies tried to take advantage of the chaos, but Mr. Wilson managed to suppress them all. Meanwhile, I was buried in the cemetery beside my parents’ tomb. Perhaps I had finally found peace because I felt my soul become increasingly transparent. I could already sense that I was fading away. However, I did not want to disappear. I was still waiting for my brother. Unexpectedly, Lucas committed suicide in the detention center. He only left one note. [I’ve come to be with you.]

"The main character kills herself when she couldn't kill the person she wanted to... The story ends there and Aurora has read this story hundreds of times..." "No!" Katrina shook her head. "I know you will do something... You never give up" "Now there are only two options, she kills me or she kills herself..." Rafael tossed the book away and looked at Aurora. "You are a fucking doctor, you know this shit... Do something!" She said frustrated. "I am trying..." He kissed her knuckles while caressing her hand. "There are chances that she might leave the thoughts of killing people if she feels that she is not being suppressed anymore..."

I mumbled to myself as I kept the book inside my bag. Was it the only last resort... lucid dreaming, a way to know what would be the reasons of a certain person that happened to take away their own life without giving any hint? Was it the only last thing that we could possibly do? Like what Caius did, it was my last option when I lost my mother when she jumped off of a 10-story building of a city hall and died.

"So deal, okay?" "What about?" "If you kill yourself, I'll kill myself too." "Alright. But if you kill yourself, then I'll kill myself." "Okay." Audrey Simmons is suicidal. Cayden Nowell is too. But when they were about to kill themselves, they met each other on the same rooftop. And so, they made a pact. A suicide pact. This is a story about a boy and a girl who tries too hard to fit into their group of friends but constantly failed.