Death Laura Thalassa の小説・ストーリー

She only wanted to sleep now. It was just as she was ready to go to sleep that she heard her phone start to ring. She immediately received the call as she glanced at the bathroom door. "Luna?" "Yes." "Luna, we have got everything you need." We got the secret of Alpha Curl's death." Jennifer's heart was pounding. "What did you find out?" Then she heard the cruel reality of betrayal, "Nicole and all the officials of the Blood Pearl pack were behind his death. Nicole was the one who gave Alpha Curl the wrong medicine for years. Alpha Curl was completely unaware of the situation. However, there was a time when he questioned it when he felt ill.

I take my seat at the head of the table as the twelve men in my inner circle all sit down after me. "Proceed." I say leaning back in my chair, starring at the projector screen. "Laura's autopsy shows that she had traces of highly concentrated Carfentanil. She was missing for three days before her body randomly popped up near the Docs. All evidence points to a kidnapping." Alexi continues. "Any ideas on what really happened?" I say skimming over the file with photos of Laura's body floating in the water. Her blue eyes lifeless and her clear skin so pale.

Somewhere over the ocean, the red ribbon sank with the water. And Maya Torres—Lena Moreau, Élise Gagnon, Clara—gone at last.

“Vance. You're in the wrong room. That property belongs to the Nightshade family. Vance let out a dry, cruel chuckle. The Nightshade family is dead, Alpha. Only a little girl remains. And while I cannot use this terminal because my DNA doesn't match, I have something that might interest you. The camera panned to the side. Faith gasped, her hand flying to her mouth. Tied to a chair near the silver throne was a woman with kind eyes and graying hair. It was Dr. Laura, her father’s former research partner and the closest thing Faith had to an aunt. She had gone missing years ago, right around the time Faith’s father disappeared. “Faith, listen, don't come!”Dr. Laura screamed into the camera befo

"Oh Gods I can't take it anymore. It's my turn move over!" "Wait. A-Almost... AALMO-THERE OH MM NN OH MY GODS!" Lala cried as she began convulsing the orgasm making every twitch every, small thrust of his cock almost to much to bear. "S-S-Slow dow- Holy shit!" "RAAH!" Laura was on her feet charging at Lala shoving Christopher to the side. Lala collapsed almost sinking completely under the water as her body went limp.

My soul floated above the room as I watched the scene unfold. Vincent's shoulders were shaking hard. He let out a sound like a wounded animal. Even his wolf was crying over the death of its Luna. I didn't know how long had passed before Vivian's voice broke the silence from the doorway. "Do you even want to know how she died?" Vincent lifted his head. His eyes were bloodshot, like they were about to bleed. Vivian walked in holding a sheet of paper. It was a healer's report.

“You’re the bad person here, Draco! Harper, Harper! Where is she, my king? I accept my death but I won’t take the truth to my grave! Draco’s the one who killed her parents! Tell her, please! My king, tell her the tr-“ And with a quick motion, Alpha Draco slit the old woman’s throat. Everyone gasped. Damon’s eyes widened and her lips parted. Laura gurgled with her own blood, eyes looking up at the sky, as if still waiting for the moon goddess to come and save her. Her thick, red blood spurted on the ground, coating small pebbles and fallen leaves. The two men holding her arms dropped her body and she collapsed on the ground, her body shaking… until it gave up due to the excessive flow of bloo

Gianpaolo repeated as his eyes went to Crista. Crista left my side to wrap an arm around Persephone as she looked pale. “Thales is dead.” Crista softly whispered. “But it will be okay. I promise. No one is ever hurting you or Delilah. I won’t let that happen.” Crista vowed as tears stained Persephone’s face. Tears for her fallen Alpha heir.

The bed still rumpled, the IV stand was bare, the monitors dark and silent, and I stood in the middle of it and felt something hollow out inside my chest. “Baby,” I whispered, to nobody, to the room. My mind was already spiraling. Adrian had his phone to his ear already, Cassian on the other end, rapid instructions being exchanged, words I caught in fragments, east wing, loading bay, Liana Voss, shell company, private vehicle. “Cassian says there’s a black car registered to one of Liana’s companies that left the underground bay fourteen minutes ago.” He lowered the phone. “We have a plate.”

“Oh, thank you for your concern about my freedom. That’s very sweet of you. But no, I had to settle a few scores before I left. Call it unfinished business.” Rage burned in Thalassa’s chest, her nails digging into the palms of her hands as she fought against her restraints. Her voice trembled with fury. “You killed Rita.” Linda’s face remained impassive, but her eyes glinted with a cruel amusement. “She was a good woman,” Thalassa hissed. “She never hurt anyone, and you killed her!” Linda gave a careless shrug, her tone almost bored. “Of course I did. No need to keep repeating. I’m not denying it.”