Did Ethan Winters Die Novels & Stories

No loyalty, no tenderness, nothing that had ever been worth what it cost. Julie spat at him between swings: "You threw your own kid into the ocean and now you're coming after me? Anya was right to leave you." “How dare you even mention her?” Ethan snapped at the sound of my name. He lunged at her with something hard and didn't stop. The blood spread across the pavement. Julie's voice got smaller. The street went quiet. I didn't look any longer. I turned and walked away. I heard about Ethan later. Enemies caught up with him. They found him in an alley in the dead of winter, dead, clutching a pillow I'd slept on. His skull had been cracked open and blood had soaked through the whole block.

Ethan's face darkened suddenly, showing displeasure. Oliver shot him a glance, reproaching, "Nick, you're going too far! Jessica has been dead for five years. You should all start new lives. You can't keep trapping yourselves in her death. Are you planning to live as lonely widowers for the rest of your lives just for a dead person?" Nick drank silently, not saying anything more. ... At night, Ethan stumbled back home, clearly drunk. As he returned to his room, Alex and Noah, who had been awake, heard the commotion and quietly made their way to his room.

Ethan snapped his head up, his eyes bloodshot and unseeing as he looked at Killian, completely unraveling. "Killian, Rose isn't waking up! She's not speaking to me!" Ethan screamed, his chest heaving with violent sobs as tears streamed down his face. "Something happened to her... She's... She's dying!" “What?!” Killian’s heart thundered against his ribs.

The only thing wrong is a fever that should not be possible. The link went silent. I waited for her to think. 'And Ethan?' 'Dead. She killed him herself in the fire.’ The link went silent again, this time for longer. When she answered, she sounded excited but also cautious. 'Her wolf is unafraid of fire I think,’ Vivian stated. 'What does that mean?'

Though Ethan hated the guy, he gave him business opportunities, just to make Rachel's life easier. Unfortunately, that man messed up a simple drug production, causing bacterial contamination. Many people died. Ethan had to clean up the mess, barely able to keep things under control. One stormy night, Rachel called him. She could not sleep because she was scared of the thunder. Her husband was away, and she asked him to come over. Ethan was still so obsessed with her that he actually drove out in the middle of a snowstorm. He was involved in an accident and died at 55.

I needed him compliant, needed him to consummate this sham of a marriage, to make my lie stick. The front door creaked open, and Ethan walked in like a shadow of himself, his face pale, his arm bandaged from the D.C. attack that had left his team dead and him barely alive when they found him. His eyes were hollow, haunted, the weight of his colleagues’ deaths—Jenna, Torres, Dorin and Malik who later died in the hospital—etched into every line of his face.

The wolf pack scattered in panic. When the police helped me up, Ethan had already grown weak from blood loss. I looked at him, tears streaming down my face, too stunned to speak. Ethan gasped out, "I failed Heidi, and I failed you. This is where Heidi died... Let me be here with her… "I truly loved you both... I was wrong... If there's a next life... I'll cherish you both." His hand fell limp, and his eyes slowly closed as he left this world forever.

“Could he have lost his mind on that transport and ripped the stitches wide? Or did he simply refuse to let the medical team intervene once they touched down?” I whispered to the empty, freezing room. I let out a broken sob, the salt of my tears stinging my chapped lips. The reality was a sledgehammer to my chest: Ethan was gone. The Alpha of the Silvercrest Wolves was no more. Healers could mend a broken bone or close a jagged gash, but no one in the Kingdom of Valeria could pull a soul back from the afterlife.

I have totally forgotten that she was raised in the streets, just like her brother. “What’s the other unpleasant news?” I asked. Ethan looked at me in shock. Maybe he was expecting me to give him some sort of explanations, but I am definitely not doing that. “Anyway,” he said when I maintained a straight face, “the young lad who snitched on us to Kozlova has just died.” “Oh no, Ethan.”

I called out, and he hummed a reply, “did they die? Ethan and the doctor.” “No. But they would never come close to you, the rest of their lives would be spent in jail with lots of labor.” I heaved a sigh of relief. As much as I hated Ethan, I didn’t wish him death. He needed to suffer for everything he did to me, only recalling it sent shivers down my spine. I had thought all this ended after Cassandra had dealt with him for the blackmailing and stalking. I froze. Casandra, I haven’t seen her since the kidnap.