Death Of An Outsider Novels & Stories

A sharp pain stabbed through my chest, so intense that even my soul trembled. All these years had passed, and Mom still couldn't forgive me. I was the one who killed Dad. I deserved to die a thousand times over. Years ago, my aunt and uncle died in an accident, leaving my cousin Freya an orphan. Dad felt sorry for her. She was alone in the world, so he took her in. But Freya and I never got along. We were always arguing over the smallest thing. Three years ago, on a rainy night, we had a huge fight. Furious, Freya ran out of the house.

Daniel stood frozen for a moment before icily saying, "Ed, how could you be tricked by Helen too? I've really underestimated her. Even a cop like you got played like a fool!" Uncle Ed was caught off guard by his tone. "Daniel, what's going on with you? Didn't you usually adore Helen the most?" He paused momentarily before continuing, "We received a report today. Human remains were found in the mountains where Stewart Villa is located. We've confirmed that the deceased person is Helen.

BESTIES One week later after Collins and Mary left Prince's house, Collins was shot on his way to work in a company as a gatekeeper. Although he had earned enough from the Will of Prince's parents, but he wasn't an idle man by nature. He loved his job as a gatekeeper and would do it even if he had millions in his bank account as long as he's able to keep a low profile. The assasins who shot him sped off with their car. People around there heard the gunshot and rushed to see the victim and they saw an old man lying in the pool of his own blood.

Brandon's voice broke the silence, "When I came to, the drugs should've knocked me out for hours. The moment I opened my eyes, Noelle was right by my side. Man, it gave me quite the jolt. "And how is she still standing? With her heart condition and all those extra shifts she's pulled this month, she should've been a wreck seeing me 'dead'." Aria chuckled mockingly. "That woman doesn't care about you. If she did, she wouldn't have just stood there without batting an eyelash." I smirked at their words. In my previous life, Oswin had actually gotten sick from their little game and ended up dying of pure rage. However, this time around, I was given a second shot at life. I would never fall for t

my lips twitched in pity as I faked sadness, "You'll simply die." "Don't be as stupid as the man in the next room." I said while shaking my head, "He chose his loyalty over his life, and do you know what that got him?" Her eyebrows furrowed as if trying to analyze my words, "Probably all his bones are now broken, half of his skin is not even attached to his body anymore, the flesh of his nose touched his mouth-" I slightly winced at the image, "And I really can't point out the position of one of his eyes anymore." My lips pursed, "And you know what the best part?" I wasn't waiting for an answer, "I got to hear his screams as the acid flowed into his blood and slowly ripped him from inside as

He knew the stars would be the last sight he would ever see. Bryan kept trying to think about his wife and son and not about being killed. He could still taste the blood in his mouth from being punched and then kicked in his face by a prison guard. The blood in Bryan’s mouth was now becoming intermingled with his tears. He couldn’t stop thinking about what his cellmate told him. Denise told him about how a Boneseeker Man killed her husband. She told him that a woman she worked for, who called herself Princess Death Row, killed her husband by feeding him to the Boneseeker Man, which was an extraterrestrial predator. Denise also told Bryan that he would die soon and that his body would be conv

He opened his mouth to speak, but a violent cough cut him off. I paid him no mind and rushed toward Eddie, plunging my dagger into his chest. "This one's for tormenting me with wolfsbane!" Eddie hadn't expected my sudden strike. He couldn't dodge, and the dagger drove deep into his chest. His eyes widened in disbelief as he stared down at the blade. "Y-You… an outsider…" "The outsider you looked down on just killed you," I hissed, twisting the blade hard. When I yanked it free, blood splattered across my face. A scream tore from Eddie, and he dropped to the ground.

Death Overseer looks like nothing and everything, sometimes I see Anna’s face, sometimes the three thousand dead who protected me during the Reset, sometimes just absence shaped like a person, and it’s speaking about my family like they’re objects it’s considering whether to return. “Seven fragments preserved during execution,” it says, and its voice sounds like endings. “Your mate, four offspring, sister, niece. I caught them mid-dissolution because their endings felt… premature. Unfinished. Like stories stopped mid-sentence.”

I screamed. He didn't. If anything his grip got even more firm. "But I didn't kill him! someone else did it! " he growled in my face. I stared into his gaze with my blurry ones as I sought to break free from his hold. Hearing it from an outsider the harsh truth kicked in. Shawn was dead. He was really gone from this world. A sob broke out of my mouth as I shoved hard against his chest, he tried to hold me but I wouldn't let him.

Accompanied by the howling wind, I thought I heard someone calling my name. I tried hard to open my eyes but could only see rocks flying past. I smiled, feeling genuinely happy. This was the perfect death I had chosen for myself. A bottomless cliff meant certain death. My body would nourish the earth. And I would never have to see Xander, Oliver, Jacob, or Asher who did not love me, ever again. [Congratulations, Host. You are about to return to your original world.]