Even After Her Death Novel Chloe Novels & Stories

Chloe Montclair "But, you asked me to leave, right?." "That's because I had to say that to you not that, I meant it." "So, I shouldn't leave?." "Yes, stay here with me." "Well, I change my mind already. I'm leaving and that's the period." "Chloe, you wouldn't want me to kill you right? I'm going to kill you- No! I'm going to roast you alive, eat you and then, I can be sent to another year of imprisonment."

"So that's why you were so friendly and nice to her?" "Yes, of course. She is the future heir of this company after all. I have to be good at winning her over in order to get promoted quickly." "But there are two trainees, right? What happens if the other trainee turns out to be the granddaughter?" "Chloe? That's impossible. Look at her bags and clothes whose brands I've never heard of. Besides, unlike Nicole who comes to the office in a fancy car, Chloe only takes the bus. There is no chance she's the heir of this huge company."

Chloe’s Pov 'Today, I marry the man who might have ordered my twin sister's death' I looked at myself in the mirror staring at the beautiful bride who would be getting married in less than 10 minutes. But I couldn't see myself in the mirror. All I saw was my twin sister Zoe who I looked identical to. My sister, who died last night. My entire life changed last night when I met Zoe for the first time. A twin sister I never knew I had, she was full of secrets and mysteries, which was up to me to discover on my own.

Ayleen glanced at him with admiratio and it seemed the young man enjoyed reading. And when it was Ayleen’s turn to pay for her purchases, the bookstore clerk said, “Oh, Miss. Please wait a moment!” Ayleen nodded without suspicion and watched as the young woman took something from the shelf behind her. The cashier then handed the item she had picked up to Ayleen. Ayleen raised her eyebrows when she saw that the item was actually the novel she had wanted to buy. “This novel … hasn’t been bought yet?” Ayleen asked innocently.

"Or because the scene revealed something they weren't ready to address. The novel had structure problems in Volume 7. The pacing was inconsistent and several plot threads were dropped without explanation." The woman picked up her tea again. She drank slowly, and Kael had the impression that she was using the action to buy time while she processed what he had said. "You're claiming," she said, "that you have knowledge of events that haven't happened because you read them in a story that described this world as fiction." "Yes." "And you believe I'm a character from that story." "I believe you're Seraphyne Voss, formerly known as the Crimson Empress, Void-tier Awakener, and the final antagonist

Chloe starts saying and my eyebrows shoot up, her statement catching my attention. “I know I have done awful things, but Damon doesn’t deserve to live..” Chloe coughs. “This war started with him..” She says. “I made sure it would end with him.” “I’m going to die, that much is clear. But if I die, Damon dies too.” Chloe says. “And there’s nothing even you can do about it Morgana. He has at most a day before he…” Chloe coughs and then….silence. She’s dead and I see red.

It was bewilderment, a furious, hollowed out sort of sorrow that left her raw and trembling. Chloe was dead. She kept saying the words to herself in whispers, as if saying them louder would make them heavier, more permanent. Chloe — sharp tongued, reckless Chloe, the woman who had been her rival and, at times, the only person who had understood the reckless loneliness that lived beneath Tessa’s composed surface.

Fighting to be let out, while he does everything he can to keep them buried. I look at him, really look at him for the first time in six years. He isn’t anywhere near the man he was on his wedding day. His eyes are hollow. Empty. It’s like the Noah I knew died the day she died. Today is Chloe’s death anniversary. She passed away two years ago from stage four brain cancer. No one knew she was sick. Not even Chloe herself. By the time she was diagnosed, it was already too late. There was nothing they could have done to save her.

"Now we go home. We hold our daughter. We live the life we fought for." He started the engine. Behind us, the valley disappeared. Ahead, the future waited. The Phone We were halfway home when my phone buzzed. Chloe's number. I answered. "What happened?" "She's gone." Chloe's voice was raw. "She died about an hour after you left. She was peaceful. She had you in her eyes." I closed my eyes. "I'm glad." "Eliza" "I'll be there tomorrow. For the funeral. For you."

Her actions spoke for themselves, respectively. Although as the book expanded with the release of chapters, the sassy Khloe we thought we knew started to die off, for obvious reasons. As all characters became more exposed to the supernatural word around them, their actions slightly changed. Khloe, was one of the characters that her change was massive. It was until her death in Marvaritte, which was her second death where Khloe's character deviated to the caring one.