Book About Suicide Novels & Stories

(Prepare) ~If they occur every once in a while. David Mathews was born to explore all these hidden similar emotions. So he can write a book elaborating on each symptom that can lead to the death of the soul whilst the flesh lives. The possibility of dying in the process of living. Suicide is a way of saying 'part of me has left this world and the remaining part is just an empty shell in need of disposal ".What this means is, I have failed, fallen to the dark. I am not merely defeated, I am swallowed. I waited to be vomited ever since. But now I can't wait any longer. If this is what it has come to. I want to leave a death note, written in a spot of red ink to symbolize my bleeding, and on a

But the people who prepared Theo's body told them, "The deceased committed suicide by swallowing gold. He took his own life." Theo's mother, with a thud, fell to the ground. Despairingly, she said, "How could my son, who had a smooth life, choose to take this desperate path?" Dayton's tears streamed down his face, "My wife was right, my son had no reason to commit suicide. Why would he seek death..." But soon they came across Theo's will, in which he wrote in his notebook, "Mom, Dad, there's no need to be sad for me. Your son is going to fulfill my promise."

There's are a few themes which will be present in this part unlike the last, there are: 📌child molestation, 📌incest, 📌suicide 📌rape, 📌explicit content. 📌dark 📌violence I am writing this book because I felt people need to know. *This chapter might cause people to be triggered read with caution and no rude comment* Thank you . "You think your pain and your heartbreak are unprecedented in the history of the world, but then you read. It was books that taught me that the things that tormented me most were the very things that connected me with all the people who were alive, who had ever been alive." ~James Baldwin

The crowd heard the words and were all a little puzzled. The forensic asked, "Isn't it normal for a suicide victim to willingly choose death?" "Not normal. Even in the case of suicide, the deceased would have a struggle process, it's impossible to leave no trace at all. Hailey didn't have any. I suspect she was hypnotized by someone, then wrote a suicide note before dying." The crowd couldn't help but be startled, as if they were all contemplating this possibility.

"He is dead?" Naomi asked while pressing onto her chest. It was quite shocking news to her to hear two people die within a day. "Yes. When the police found him, they discovered that he committed suicide in his house," Susan explained. "No, it's impossible. There's no way he would commit suicide!" Naomi said resolutely. It was very simple. A stranger would not have attempted to murder her unless he had received a huge sum of money to do the job. How would someone who would rather take the risk in exchange for money suddenly decide to commit suicide?

He kept on hitting his chest. "It's okay! The two of you should still be fighting over trivial matters like this." Zoa interrupted us. I didn't know what else to say or how else I was supposed to react. I had to keep shut immediately since she was the one doing the narration and all. "So yeah, I happened to try committing suicide that night. Why didn't they just allow me to die? At least, I wasn't going to watch my father being buried while I was still alive." She took another gulp of alcohol, making it the last one she took.

Jade then brought out another set of documents. "Miss Suzy, a month after Miss Samantha gave birth, also had a premature birth and gave birth to a baby boy. The strange thing is, the doctor who performed the surgery for Miss Suzy died in a car accident a month after her delivery. The nurse also suffered from postpartum depression and committed suicide by jumping off a building a year later. Other nurses and doctors involved had incidents or disappeared, and we haven't found their whereabouts yet." As these words were spoken, Suzy suddenly went crazy and rushed to Samantha, angrily pounding on her.

“It’s already past nine.” “The case just wrapped up. There isn’t much on my desk right now.” Zoe’s eyes lit up with interest. “That fast? Was it Andy’s case? What was the final verdict?” Aaron took a slow sip of his black coffee, his tone indifferent. “Suicide. The motive was a messy breakup. Apparently, she couldn’t handle him leaving her.” “Huh.” Zoe rested her chin in her palm, her eyes locked onto his, unblinking. “Sounds a little pathetic, don’t you think?”

Can human beings get anymore psychotic? I sigh out loud, before shutting my eyes and shutting the file at the same time, massaging my temples. Right. It’s not my job to see how wrong the man was. My job is to find out what was the reason behind him trying to kill himself and killing his own daughter. Was it really a suicide or disguised as one for hiding the murder? I sigh again, not liking this case one bit, but still trying my best not to let my emotions cloud my judgment. I seriously hate murder disguised as suicide cases. It’s starting to become a traumatic experience.

There was a headline propped in the upper part of his head that stated, ‘New York is a City of Suicide. “September marked the month of depression for most New Yorkers. Almost every night, three suicides are committed, one of which is sometimes prevented. Psychologists cannot explain the logic behind their behavior as most of them are mentally healthy. According to their families, they have no problems whatsoever that depressed their child, but as depression is one of the trigger factor for suicide attempts, the government authorities started taking action with regards to it. They believe that having everyone consulted by psychologist will prevent another death.” The reporter cleared his thro