District 9 Book Novels & Stories

He was writing himself directly into my life. End of Chapter 9

Natalina's POV I stood at the gates of the Corradini estate. As I looked at the estate grounds before my eyes, I couldn't help but feel a wave of bittersweet nostalgia. Nothing about the estate grounds had changed, yet everything else felt totally different. I remembered leaving the estate full of hope and happiness, only to return with scars and heartbreak. I truly believed I had found a man who loved me with all his heart and never imagined it would turn out to be a calculated scam.

Office Gray says, bowing slightly alongside his partner before they both walk back to their car. I stare once again at the once upon a time vibrant environment that is now clouded with smoke and darkness. A tired sigh escapes my lips when I realise that this may actually just be the beginning. I know it's weird but I just have this feeling that the worst is yet to come and the truth is, the thought of it alone scared me like nothing else.

Once outside of the city, they had risen over a hundred feet, and she watched the rapidly changing geography with interest. The capital of District 5 was in the center of the square-shaped district. Districts 2,4,6 and 8 bordered District 5, one on each side. Looking at a map of all nine Districts, a 3x3 grid formed with the top left numbered one and the bottom right numbered 9. District 2 was snuggled in between Disticts 1 and 3. Distract 5, the most powerful, was at the center. At one point there had been a governing body that ruled over all the districts, but during the Great Revolution, the nine Districts had overthrown it. Each District had then become autonomous. Although Edmond still

Like she was actually there. An hour passed in silent bliss, Nine now completely relaxed now with her resting on the chair's back, eyes staring at the book. Though she could not read the words well, she liked the cover on it. There was a man, with a woman around his arms. Both staring at each with a look in their eyes, a look that Nine found herself wanting for some reason. "Do you like it?" Nine rose her head up now as Lucas peered at her from a corner of the book. "You've been staring at it for a while. Would you like to read it?"

"The insulin manufacturing hub. We own the patents. We own the distribution. If we triple the price by midnight, the profit margin covers the lab costs for the next three years." "People will die," I said. "Statistical necessity," the Wolf-Mask rasped. "The mortality rate in District Nine is already forty percent. We simply accelerate the curve for the sake of the species." "Do we have a consensus?" Elinor looked at me. Then at Evangeline. I looked at the map. District Nine. The place where Vargo had found me. Where Mei used to play in the puddles behind the clinic. "Yes," I said. The word felt like a stone in my mouth.

To know what actually happened to Sheriff Wilson, once again read Chapter 13: Devil Stay Safe and Be Healthy -N & S (Middlebencerzz)

He was basically the ruler of this world. "What are you thinking about?" Kaelen kissed my hair, sounding a little annoyed that I'd spaced out. I couldn't hold back the excitement in my chest. "Dusty—I mean, Kaelen, what's going on here?" He gave me a little smile and pulled me into his arms. "Because I'm Kaelen, I've got nine lives. Dying once doesn't really matter. I just failed my last trial, that's all. But you can't abandon me now."

Her face was soft and pretty, the kind of face people compared to a lily. But her eyes were sharp and calculating. And her smile made the hair on my arms stand up. I couldn't exactly refuse, so I let her walk me down the corridor. The second we reached the bathroom door, she leaned in close, her breath warm against my ear. "Ada, want to make a little bet with me? Let's both fall down at the same time. We'll see who Professor cares about more." Her stiletto came down on my broken leg. Pain ripped through me. I went white, cold sweat sheeting down my back, and I crumpled onto the floor.