Carnage Sarah Bailey Novels & Stories

Sarah stood up with her eyes this time extremely bright. "Just die" Bella said taking her from her neck tossing her through the window. The sound made by Sarah's fall made the house flinch, immediately everyone ran to the field seeing Bella looking directly at sarah on the ground. "She killed her, looks like a Dmphair of her age is not what you need." Zeke said and Ray face fell. He just killed someone special even though he didn't mean it, he just wanted to end this war quickly. After a long moment of silence, Sarah rose up to Bella looking at her eyes. She was standing abnormally due to the fall but with a snap of her fingers she stood upright putting her bones in place.

"My team. Best in naval intelligence. We have been waiting for permission to move on Elizabeth. You just gave it to us." "This is insane," Arnold said. "An unsanctioned military operation on US soil—" "Is the only way to win." Sarah handed him a weapon. "You can stay here. Be safe. Let us handle it. Or you can come. Face the woman who destroyed everything. Your choice." I looked at Damien. At Hope. At the people who had sacrificed everything. "I am going. This is my war. My father. My revenge." "Then let us end it." Sarah climbed into the driver's seat. "The café. Four hours. Anyone who is not ready to kill or die should stay behind."

- Did she consider Rita a traitor, why Carmen? - For the simple fact that Lucy had the nerve to exist and Bob put an eye on her. - And Sarah did get revenge? When all went smooth, suddenly Carmen stopped. She remains blocked again right at the main event. Did Sarah kill someone? And by this time I could realize we were talking about Lucy. If you would ask me Sarah was the one who kidnaps Lucy and she also killed her in a moment of rage. I took Corrine away from Carmen so we could have a talk.

She leaned against the marble railing, sobbing like crazy, her hands stained with a mixture of sweat and clinical reagents. Her hair was messy and her purple eyes swollen from crying so much. “What happened, Sarah?” I asked her, reaching her, my right hand holding her arm to prevent her from collapsing. “Where is Killian? How is Ivy?” Sarah raised her gaze toward me, her lips trembling in a horrific way while tears rolled down her cheeks without control. “I made a mistake, Caleb... I made a very big mistake,” she sobbed, her voice coming out in a choked whisper that we barely managed to catch. “I couldn't stop him. My God, I have killed her! I have helped kill the Luna!”

"I thought you might want to be here" He replied. "Why would you think that?" She sounded upset. "Fine... I'll get the car..." Xavier said and walked away. Sarah sighed and walked out of the cemetery. She stood beside the road waiting for Xavier. Xavier get in the car and was about to drove towards her but he saw another car coming towards her direction with full speed. "SARAH!" Before he could react, that car hit her and Sarah landed on the other side of the door covered and battered in her own blood.

Stefan's assistant informed him, and he entered Sarah's ward. Even after changing, Sarah's head was still bandaged, and she stumbled while walking. Stefan noticed this, leaning in to carefully lift Sarah into his arms. Sarah found Stefan's actions unsettling, but her lack of resistance hinted at the numbness of her emotions. The betrayal by her sister had left her heartbroken and emotionally drained. It wasn’t weakness that silenced her—it was the weight of shattered trust, pressing down like an invisible chain around her chest. Stefan directed Sarah to the copilot's seat in his Rolls Royce, taking the wheel himself and signaling for his guards to follow suit as they embarked on their journe

“Now it’s my turn.” She raised her hand to his chest. Red light spread. Everything around them stopped. Rain fell upward, blood suspended like glass beads. Alaric screamed, hurling his sword — but the blade was shredded by light from Evelyn’s body. She whispered, like a prayer: “Let Valenfort sleep in peace… and let love no longer taste of blood.” A silent explosion swept outward. Red light swallowed the city. When the smoke cleared, Genesis was scrap metal. Alaric was gone. Adrian knelt, broken. Lucien stood in a dry blood-crater, eyes empty. Evelyn had vanished.

I blurt, darting my gaze around. "What?" His eyes narrow on me. His hands grip me, demanding my full attention. I try to compose myself, searching for another glimpse around the room. I couldn't see anyone but us. "Mirror!" I spin, scared. I glanced through the mirror, drifting my gaze on every possible spot I can. He spins me, frowning down at her, "Sarah!" he says, politely but his eyes are full of worry. I take a deep breath, "Who was with you? He just disappeared now." I bit my lips, tears pools in my eyes. He won't trust me.

"There will be plenty of time for 'war' later. Now, turn right and get the hell out of here. Don't contaminate my space any longer." Arthur has officially chosen his side, and Sarah has officially lost her soul. As he storms out of the bedroom, the fuse is lit for the greatest scandal Haicheng has seen in a decade. Meanwhile, Chloe is approaching the Grayson Estate with the Healers—will the "cleansing" of the dungeon provide a distraction, or will the fallout of Sarah’s scorched-earth retaliation pull the Grayson family into the crossfire?

Sarah shook her head. “No.” Jonathan read the metadata. “Dr. Helen Vale.” Sarah whispered: “My mother.” Elena felt the floor disappear beneath the story again. Sarah had been the first survivor to confront Elena over the twelve billion dead after the solar cancellation. Reality Cluster 8871. A woman whose world paid for Elena's choice. And now her mother— had helped create Project Mercy. Charles stared at Sarah. “I knew Helen.” Sarah looked sick. “You never told me.” “I didn't remember.” Thomas laughed bitterly.