Courting Death Novels & Stories

I cursed under my breath. Courtney finally pulled away and got off the bed. She made me watch as she used her finger to take the cum by the side of her lips into her mouth. She closed her eyes, sucking on her finger, moaning as if it was the most delicious thing she had ever tasted, and I groaned. I felt myself getting hard again. "Do you plan to kill me, baby?" I hoarsed. She shook her head slowly. "If you die, who is going to fuck me like you do?"

You have no right to be alive! @Death Wish

Well, she's honestly stunning, yet no matter what she has, and even if we twist the globe over and over again, she's still an assassin who kills a person, in a drastic way, but then I can't kill her myself, even though I had a lot of animosities to her, I just can't do it. "Okay, the crowd is too excited so much," the announcer said, holding a microphone on his hand and gave us a microphone. "So Ms. beautiful and Mr. Handsome, may I know your names, please?" The announcer said which is not a good suggestion for me, Neil will be in shock to know that I am here, and what worst is, I will be dead because I am not really supposed to be part of this celebration. I looked around the crowd, and I s

The courthouse stood ancient and white in early autumn’s chill. Lucien marched beside Seraphina through wide marble halls—each step echoing like a drumbeat toward justice. Courtroom 27 awaited them: tall windows, rows of benches, spotlights focused on the bench. Today’s docket held Gabe Vale Jr. and Julian Cristoff, but beyond that, it held Seraphina’s mother’s death, finally being put to rest. In the gallery, Matteo, Anton, Vincenzo, and Elian settled in formation.

The system HUD flickered again, briefly, as if to confirm that the dialogue was being recorded, filed, and stored. Alucard finally turned to face Celeste fully. “You stopped Jason. Did you have to kill him?” Celeste met his gaze straight on. “In the Court of Shadows, the system tracks outcomes by category,” she said. “The trial was not a skill test. It was a necessity. Jason chose the last moment he could. The option was not whether he would die. It was whether more people would die with him.” The silence that followed was long enough for the system HUD to tick once, as if the words themselves had just been validated by the universe’s own code.

Only mine was found all over her. It wasn't a dream because the judge ended up pronouncing his judgment. I pinched myself to be sure that I wasn't dreaming. I wasn't, it was real. “For murdering her in such a cruel way, your death should be by fire squad for you to feel as much pain as she felt when she lost air. Chloe Hathway, your death is today…” He started to mention the death and this was where I black out. I didn't faint, I could see but I didn't hear anything anymore.

"New court policy: fewer romantic injuries, more exits." Aunt Lan shoved a bowl into my hand. "Argue later. People first. Gods can wait in line." That was how the new court survived most days: terror, objection, someone making a practical point, then a rule no one had time to polish before it had to save a life. The Western dead watched. Qinghe ghosts watched. Mrs. Alvarez watched with the expression of someone who would ask for details later. Aunt Lan looked ready to cry and hit me. Ava whispered, "This is terrible timing."

When I open my eyes I’m still on the platform – though the view has changed. Now I am standing to Death’s lefthand side in a line of girls who all look as shocked and as frightened as I feel. I look frantically around, my eyes finding Anton, who just stares at me in horror. “It is done,” Death says, glaring around at us before storming away. “Further news regarding the Competition will come soon.” I watch as he strides to the end of the platform and then seems to disappear into midair, the handful of courtiers who came to witness this event following after him.

I closed the case file. Without the slightest hesitation, I delivered my verdict. "The defendant, Scarlett Kane, committed intentional murder. The crime was carried out with extreme cruelty. The circumstances are especially egregious. Furthermore, she engaged in long-term bullying that caused significant social harm. "This court therefore sentences Scarlett Kane to death, effective immediately." The gavel came down with a thunderous crack, and with it, the last remaining voices of doubt on the internet were silenced. Scarlett's legs gave out beneath her.

“What did you say? She’s dead? That’s impossible! This isn’t on me! I didn’t do anything! I just did what you told me, which was to take the locket and beat her up! Her death has nothing to do with me!” The officer’s expression grew solemn. He stepped forward and snapped a pair of handcuffs onto Lenny’s wrists. “No. You’re wrong. Our investigation shows that Daisy died from an internal organ rupture caused by excessive force. Maybe you didn’t intend to kill her, but her death is directly connected to what you did.” Lenny froze. Fear flooded his eyes. He understood better than anyone what it meant when they said an eye for an eye. That was why, no matter how reckless he usually was, he only e