Evil Ending Novels & Stories

Eva’s words cut through my false humility. “Then you better make sure that you kill us, or so help me, I’ll end you, bitch,” my father, Earl, screamed out.

That's Leila for you. Sex with her was always electric, a primal connection that left me breathless, and the way she moaned my name… it drove me fucking insane, and she knew I loved seeing her in that garter belt, a small, wicked detail that always set my blood on fire and she knew me too damn well, understood the twisted desires that lurked beneath the surface. This was it. The end of the Elvares. They were finally erased, a stain wiped clean, and if any of their bloodline, any distant cousin or forgotten offspring, still drew breath somewhere in this godforsaken world, then they should be ready for a war unlike any they had ever imagined.

"Your essence? I thought you wanted your son to live?" "He has already been released!" The voice held a sinister laugh behind his words. "Katherine, don't be a fool. This is pure evil that wants to destroy our world." Elizabeth tried to beg me to do what she saw as the right path. The world isn't simply divided into good and bad or right and wrong, though. Evil, as we perceive it, is merely the absence of good, much like darkness is the absence of light. Within me, there exists no inherent goodness, light, or kindness, only a drive for self-preservation and a thirst for power to ensure that no one ever stands in my path again.

I gave her a nod understanding the severity of the situation. “Meanwhile the council members will take some ashes and throw it in the pits of fire which is ultimately hell. She can never escape from there” “That’s a relief to hear” Ezekiel muttered. “So much to get one evil out” I murmured. “Not all are good” Alyana smiled at me. “I am glad you are fine. Ivana has been doing evil for as long as I remember. Finishing her is a relief long overdue. Today justice is served to all those she hurt” she said with a big sigh in the end.

I felt as if I was going to collapse any moment and the person who brought me happiness was busy searching for her own, but one thing that brought me peace was the knowledge that she was doing much better, her nightmares were slowly dying down, which I was grateful for, but I still spent my nights watching her sleep. It was now a habit, one that made all my problems seem insignificant, everything seemed small when I placed her at the centre of my world, and I could only hope she would accompany me down south. I frowned as we began approaching the Walters house, the place now a reminder of what had happened, the frown deepened as my eyes caught something so horrid that I could barely breathe.

She was unable to end this deathly love triangle. But I will end this deathly love triangle. For my child, I will end it. “There is too much evil in this world.” I start. Rome’s eyebrows twitch in confusion. “There should be a balance. In the world we live in, we have Good and we have Evil. The two coexist together. And we have accepted it. Evil exists so that we appreciate the Good. Good exists to subdue and neutralize the effects of the Evil. We all need the Good and the Evil to live in peace.”

Acting crazy wasn't part of the plan but she really seemed good at it, fooling such an evil person like him wouldn't come easy. The minute that Alpha Trent died, the innocent, loving and naive Eva died with him. This was a different Eva who would go to any length to destroy those that ever ruined her life and made her lose her mate. This Eva was void of any emotion or feeling of pity or mercy, she no longer had a heart that beats for good rather it's every beat was for vengeance and evil. The death of the elders was simply the beginning of her destructive strategy. Dragging them to their downfall was her greatest plan and she was fulfilling it little by little. Dylan would wish he never exis

“The immortal souls of the damned are alive within you, Hell child, and it seems you’ve chosen your champion.” “What do mean, her champion?” Evan asked, curiosity leaking through the desperate ferocity in his voice. “For the apocalypse,” she scoffed, as though it was obvious. “Lucifer tempted Eve to his side during the first era’s reckoning, and it would seem that his daughter has chosen you.” “I met Evan on campus, I didn’t know—” “The end is coming, Hell child. What you thought you knew is of little consequence.” Her voice unified into one, so much softer than before, but infinitely more shattering until it was all I could hear. “Events have already been set into motion.”

“Yes…but I don’t believe you’re evil enough to kill innocent people.” He finished his drink and left his empty glass on the table. “I’m evil enough to do anything. There’s no line I won’t cross. There’s no deed too cruel to commit. So, if you want me to make Evan disappear forever, I will. Maybe his wife and kid don’t deserve that fate, but he certainly does.” “But if he’s dead, they’ll lose a husband and a father.” He shrugged. “You lost your life. Sounds fair to me.”

Releasing a frosty breath through his nose, he lifted his head from his bow and gave Eliane a wide wolfish grin. “Funny how sometimes, evil starts to grow when we desperately desire something. No matter how you do something good, you end up listening to the whispers of darkness instead.” Eliane looked at him sideward, like a mother proud of her son; a sister that welcomes her long-lost brother with unwavering open arms. “Evil is like a flower. When it blooms, it will keep on blooming…”