Don't Lose Your Way Kill La Kill Novels & Stories

“You know, anyone else would have this shard slaughtering them in a mere moment of anger. But if I am holding on to the fact that I don’t want to hurt you, and if I am keeping a promise that I made for you, I do not expect you to make a fucking fool of me.” “I am not making a fool of you.” She said, looking down at the shard. She slowly raised her hand to mine, and despite how much it shook, she slowly forced me to open it, making me drop the shard. The two of us knew very well that I wouldn’t have dropped it if I didn’t want to, but I also wanted her to know that my aim was not to hurt her. I would rather I die than do so. However, I had to stir her into opening up. “But I don’t want you le

I finally arrived at the middle of the warehouse. Soren was standing in the center, his back facing me. He suddenly clapped and I was on my guard. “I underestimated you Luna.” He turned to me and smiled like a psycho. “When I saw you shoot that man’s leg at the club, you really surprised me. The wife of the Capo is a trained killer. I thought to myself, I’m going to have to be careful with you around.” He walked closer but I stepped back. He started to walk in circles and I followed him. “I’m going to enjoy killing you but I won’t do it tonight. I’ll save you for last. I want to show you how I’m going to kill your husband.” I scoffed. “Good luck. My husband is the best. You’ll never kill him

Leo crashed to the floor, his technopath light sputtering and dying as he clutched his badly burned arm. The toxic blue smoke moved like a living predator, wrapping around Killian's massive body. The synthetic silver dust entered his bloodstream, targeting his inner beast. Killian felt his alpha strength draining away instantly. His muscles turned to water, and his legs buckled, sending his massive frame crashing heavily onto the cold concrete floor.

Nico yelled, firing a shot into the air. I chuckled darkly as an idea formed. I wouldn't beg for something I created. "I'll return for all of your heads," I declared, a scoff escaping my lips. "I never issue empty threats." "We'll be ready for you, killer," he said, locking his gaze onto mine. With a smirk, I walked away and climbed into Luciano's car, setting my course for his mansion. It was time to step into my power as a Donna. I held the steering hard as pictures of the stingers, my family betrayed me. They committed a grave mistake and they knew it. I would kill all of them, I'll survive without them, I always survive. I will kill them all. Once a killer, always a killer.

‘It's not that easy to kill you, Nala. Was she right? Was there a way I could survive this? Was there a way I could fight the pain I felt? I sucked in a shallow breath and then another one. I refused to scream. I refused to die like this. I couldn't let him win. I couldn't let THEM win...

My bed space was quite comfy with my huge teddy bear right on the bed, and my pink and white bed sheets were well tucked into the bed. I took my AirPods and listened to "Waves" by Ella Kess. Ella was my favorite artist, Dad bought all her records and I derived joy from her lyrics. She died at the age of 79, old and happy, her lyrics forever live on. "You think the world doesn't need you, do you feel alone, get a better view that you are what the world needs, you're loved" I sang heartily. Ella Kess was my idol, her songs were interesting with a sweet melody and rhythm. If she was here, I would hug her tightly and let her know she is a lifesaver. I mumbled the lyrics and laughed, for some rea

The day the university released the family placement positions for doctoral graduates, I went straight to the Human Resources Office to register. But the staff member barely looked up before rolling their eyes. "Mr. Slater, everyone at this university knows you cheated on your wife and are about to leave the marriage with nothing. How do you still have the nerve to ask about the placement position?" I thought there had been some kind of misunderstanding. I rushed home, hoping to explain everything to my wife, only for my mother to slap me across the face. "I don't have a shameless son like you. Get out of Natalie's house!" I was driven back to the rural school where I had spent the past

"I swear, I won't let go of your hands ever again. There won't be any other woman. I'll only love you. We'll have a kid and live happily as a family." I sneered, "Seeing you makes me sick. I don't want you anywhere near my afterlife." I bolted, and he chased. Minutes later, I hit the elevator where it all started. It was running again now, and I had mixed feelings. As I thought about how to get rid of Anthony, the elevator pulled me in. Right before the doors shut, I caught sight of his panicked face. I smiled, stepping over. This time, I was done with him for good. "See you never, Anthony." The End

Uri wiped the sweat from his forehead, looking at the man with sarcastic eyes. "So you were discovered and killed by them?" The man took a step forward. Uri stepped back, shouting: "Don't come here. Why do you want to kill me?" The man immediately stopped to look at Uri, lowering his voice very low: "Boy, calm down. I'm not harming you; I'm not the one who chased you." "Don't lie to me. I don't believe you." Uri retreated deeper into the bushes behind, "Let me go! I want to go home."

Alissa's eyes turned back to green as her body quietened. Luca span her around to face him, “Who did he kill?” “Mum and dad!” Alissa wailed, still trying to wrench herself away from Luca. He blinked “How do you know, Alissa?” “His paw! I’d recognise him anywhere!” Luca turned to the man being held, “Is this true? Have you been to this land before?” Mason smirked, “Maybe I have, maybe I haven't, there's nothing you can do about it.”