Death Invitation Novels & Stories

The blood had nearly stopped flowing. The position of his right hand was strange; his fingers curled as if trying to grasp something. I crouched down. In his open left hand, written crookedly in blood, was a single word: "Run". 02:14. One minute left. 02:15 came. Nothing happened. I was still alive. "Substitute death successful. Eric Dawson was killed at 2:14 in Parking Lot C. Remaining loop time: 48 hours. "Go to Parking Lot C. There’s something for you."

Aurora’s POV….. “What is that?” I asked. “An invitation, from Damien, it’s a funeral and it has our parents' names on it,” Dominic spoke; he didn’t even seem bothered that they could be dead. “He killed them.” I breathed out and he nodded.

In the end, they decided to work for AB organization and soon just vanished as if kept underground, reserved for a certain use. "He sold his daughter and wife after some time. In the end, was killed one night, by his son, Ryan Williams." The ending left them all shocked. There were two things they didn't saw coming in it and the third was yet to come. "Who is he?" Jane asked and Levi nodded. He was searching for a picture of Ryan Williams, his fingers typing fast on the keyboard of the laptop, which suddenly paused and he turned pale. "What?" They asked him but he didn't move.

Dean had paid for it with his life, and he, Marcus, was lucky to escape with his life. The blacksmith stared out of the window of the moving bus before proceeding to spit outside. He was on his way to his parents where he would stay out of the reach of the demonic boy and the accursed house till things calmed down a little. After all, he had heard how Jason’s little witch brother was killed. The boy would be out for vengeance. That was one thing he could not deal with. He still remembered the day his wife traveled and he was in Jill’s apartment. Nobody was supposed to be home, not one. But the fool had come to Jill’s apartment, pushed open the damn without knocking, saw them naked and at eac

He said and I nodded m y head. Peace smiled at me and we continued to talk when a phone rang, it’s Death’s. “Yeah? What is it? I don’t have time for bullsh----What?! Dang it!” Death said and ended the call and looked at me. “He’s gone.” He said that made me feel like my heart skipped from beating a second. “W-what?” I said. “I mean----Devren, he is missing.” He said I stood up. “F*ck you.” I whispered but enough for to heard it

Her article would need corroborating witnesses that weren’t her or Dave. Acheki reached out to her for her statement. “Are you ready to give your statement?” “Yes, but has anything come about with Junior?” He sighed. “Yes, we were alerted that he has gone on to greener pastures.” She knew what that meant. It was a saying they used when someone died. It came about around the Apocalypse. “I see. So, what is the official cause of death?” “Extreme dehydration. There was nothing they could do. Now, do you mind telling me what happened?”

blurry but unmistakable. A woman with long dark hair. Soft eyes. Familiar. The timestamp at the bottom of the image said "1 week before death – Jan 14, 2022." But Evelyn had supposedly died on January 7th. So who sent me this? And why now? I tapped the screen to reread the message: > “Not everything is as it seems. Evelyn’s death was no accident. Ask Ethan what really happened.” I felt a cold rush down my spine. Ethan.

My hand hovered over it, not sure I wanted to know what fresh hell was waiting in that message. But I opened it anyway. It was a photo of Senator Hartley, Ambassador Chen, and the man called David. They were sitting in what looked like a federal building, and they weren't smiling. Below the photo, a message: We need to talk. The death of Evangeline has consequences. Meet me tomorrow, 2 PM, at the coordinates below. Come alone, or don't come at all. This is your last chance to choose the right side. - TH I showed the message to Dante and Viktor. They both read it, their expressions darkening.

“He died from heart failure yesterday at 2 a.m. He wasn’t able to wait for a suitable donor.” I was stunned. A shaft of sunlight came through the window and shone on the bed. Outside, I heard people talking and the sound of cars driving past. The world was turning as it usually did, but the man named Wendell Burns was no longer here. “What about Vivian?” “In the morgue.” There was a wicked curve to Chester’s lips. “She’s there to see him for the last time. She’s crying very hard.” I was silent for a long time.

“She’s dead. His mother is actually dead, she killed her herself before we could go for her. I heard as she shot herself. Delaney is no more.” “Wow she’s really dead?” Davis nodded in affirmation. “This is more reason to why we should take Theodore in with us.” “Fine. I will think about it, you should go to sleep.”