Every Last Word Novels & Stories

I will burn the world to the ground if that's what it takes, lying is nothing big. One day. Just one last day for me to have with Drew. One . Last . Time.

Gradually, the chattering died down as everyone appreciated the starry night sky. With the crackling of burning wood taking over the space, emptiness begun to fill my lungs. The familiar suffocation left me a little light headed, or perhaps it could have been the alcohol this time. A sigh escaped my lips, hoping it would carry away just a little of the desolation leaking out of my heart. "You know, every time I see the stars in the sky it makes me realise just how small we really are." Kaitlin whispered. Alex grasped her hand, and gently lifted it to his lips. "But you are the world to me."

The last thing that I heard was Brother Alfred's loud voice shouting Momma Delia's name. "Eat first..." "Keep that away from me, Miya..." I whispered softly but coldly. My whole body hurts. My mind and heart are tired. Everything! Everything is getting...tiring! Tears started to stream down my face. "How many days have you been like this, Trin... Please... Eat now..." I could hear the tiredness and pleading in her voice but even so, I still couldn't look at the food that she brought. I...am so f-cking tired. So f-cking tired of everything. Why do I keep losing the people who genuinely love and cared for me?

"Maze, not here-" But then, Kaownah's too late. "Maze!" I fired three times. Making sure that he won't live after hearing his supposed 'last words'. I slowly put the gun down before looking at Kaownah and he seemed shock upon seeing the look on my face. "M-maze." He called my name breathily. "His last words were, 'your husband will die no matter what'."I told Crimson and he looked surprised. Not only because of the man's last words but also because of the way I said it.

A Lone tear slipped out of her eye as she smiled crazily with utmost blind trust on him and uttered the last words which squeezed his heart like never. ‘Because the Last win is always his. It has always been!’ And the phone slipped out of Viso’s hand.

I confess to the beautiful Elizabeth. She looks at me silently contemplating what I am about to show her. I take a deep breath. "The last one?" she asks full of longing. I growl. "Please don't run away because of what you are about to see" I plead with her as I induce my body to the force of the transformation. My bones break and fur starts to come out of my skin, I growl as I feel all the pain coursing through me, the sound of my bones breaking echoing in the place where previously animals were singing.

of the "Absolute-End." "Dominic..." Avery said, her "Frequency" turning a "Vicious-White-Gold." "The 'Word'... it’s 'Asking' for a 'Chapter 181'. We have to 'Audit' the 'Last-Syllable'." The "Addiction-Standard" is locked. To find out what "Final-Word" defines the "Absolute-End," the next chapter is a "Causal-Requirement."

It reminded me of back when I could still hear. Mom used to teach me like that too. Back then, she didn't snap so much. She'd explain it again and again until it clicked. Then she'd pat my head and say, "Smart girl." Those days felt forever ago. Like they belonged to another life. After math, Sadie moved on to her English reading assignment. Mom checked her answers beside her. Every time Sadie got one right, Mom nodded, her face softening. "Good job. You nailed this whole passage." She flipped the page. "Finish this one, then take a break. You've studied enough today."

"Maybe she finally understands." "Or maybe she is pretending. She is probably counting down the days until she can leave him." "She would never leave him. Where would she go?" The fireworks burst one after another against the black December sky. I had ordered them weeks ago, back when I still believed the night might hold something worth celebrating. Their light reflected off the glass and caught in my eyes, bright and brief, like most things. I had cried too much before. I was tired of it.