Novel & Cerita Evil Times Two

“Last chance,” I said, my voice low and dangerous. “Who sent you? Give me a name.” She spat blood at my feet. “Go… to hell…” My wolf snarled, wanting to finish her. But dead people couldn’t talk. I pulled back my fist and hit her—once, hard, right at the pressure point below her ear. Her eyes rolled back, and she went limp. I descended the fire escape. The parking lot was still empty, the body of her partner already cooling on the asphalt. I hauled his corpse up the fire escape, hiding both of them in the shadows of the roof where they wouldn’t be seen from the street.

Instead, I climbed onto the bed with stiff, unresponsive limbs. When the sounds from next door started again, I piled the blankets high, stepped on them, and opened the skylight she had custom-built for me. I climbed upward, inch by inch, onto the roof. With every step, a voice echoed in my head, 'Go ahead and die. Emily stopped loving you long ago. She only stayed to take revenge. Only in death will you finally be free.' The moment the voice faded, I smiled and leapt from the roof. My body fell past Emily's window.

That’s not true! She must have been bribed by my mom! The livestream comments were already full of insults. [So we thought she was a pitiful kid, but she’s rotten to the core.] [I love seeing evil people shoot themselves in the foot. So satisfying!] [Her mom has been traumatized by her original family all these years… finally speaking out.] [I’m seriously afraid to have kids now. If I raise someone like Matilda, my life would be over.] Under pressure, I desperately connected with other relatives and friends.

I remained silent during the helicopter ride. According to the strange words that suddenly appeared in my vision, I had to continue living a numb and obedient life for the next two days before I died. If I followed its instructions, it would reward me with a second chance at life. It wasn't difficult to follow its orders. I had already suffered so much. It didn't make much of a difference if I died now or two days later. A tall figure blocked the helicopter's exit right after I got off.

She was even more happy when said group showed up and watched in horror as what was left of the man was swallowed into the stomach of Jay, she made a note to give something to Jay to help him digest his breakfast. Eva who watched as the mutant beast finished devouring poor Felipe couldn't help but feel burning hatred towards that animal. What she hated most in the end of the world was zombies and mutant animals. They were like mindless monsters that only craved human flesh, but she was immediately happy because that bimbo and the two sickos were inside with the beast who would eat them, she could already imagine a world without those three, after all they had the nerve to not only ignore her

She even knew that the villagers would do anything for money. "Fredrick... Not all people are good. You see us Humans are creatures that are made of equal amounts of good and evil. sometimes Evil exceeds good and sometimes good exceeds Evil. At times we do evil for a good cause but... But there is none in this world who is completely pure. Neither you nor I... Nor the citizens of the Empire..." said Rubia I know that… Much more than you think I do Rubia... They arrive at Fredrick's palace opposite to which was a Palace built for Rubia by the Emperor when she was young. *

It felt as though time had stopped as he stepped out and banged the door in frustration, obviously in a hurry. That was her Livian! Scratch that. She was awfully wrong. The man was clad in a suit that must have cost six figures and had his black hair combed back neatly. When he turned to head for the elevator, she saw his face a little more clearly. No way. No freaking way. She would recognize those murderous emerald eyes anywhere. The ominous feeling intensified as recognition flooded her mind. That was the devil, Livian Dumont. It had been a decade since she last saw him but she knew it was him. She could feel it from the racing of her heart.

" I ended the call without giving my family a chance to speak. Hmph! Those bastards could forget about manipulating me into doing their bidding for them by using the family card! I would never forget the hefty price I had to pay for showing them love and care in my previous life! This time, I would never repeat the same mistakes! … The distraction worked wonders, just as expected. Through the security camera, I could see my mom, Nicholas, and Millie turning to look at Mr. Welkin. At that time, Mr. Welkin had worked hard to clean up the apartment for two long hours. He had stacked more than a dozen black garbage bags filled with rotten meat and vegetables to clean out both the fridge and the

she muttered, her voice hoarse. But before either of them could speak further, a cold laugh echoed through the clearing. Evangeline stepped out from the shadows, unscathed. “Impressive,” she said, her tone mocking. “But you’ve only delayed the inevitable.” Annabel forced herself to stand, her legs unsteady. “This isn’t over.” Evangeline’s smile widened. “No, it’s just beginning.” Evangeline raised her hand, and the ground split open once more. From the depths, a colossal figure began to rise, its eyes glowing with an ancient, malevolent light.

Eva was in the middle of it all, and for the time that followed, all I could see was red. Insidious rage consumed me whole, and for the first time, I felt my wolf tear from the rear and take the reins. My body grew lighter as my feet left the floor. I charged for Eva with one intent: to kill. But I wasn't fast enough. Eva grabbed Collins and shot me a chuckle, the kind only a Victor would have on their face. "I'll take you to hell, sister," she repeated, and as quickly as the word came out, the same blinding light from before covered the room.