Exchange My Life For Your Heart の小説・ストーリー

I knew I would regret killing him at this moment, but nothing would please my soul more than his dead body right now. "Vexon," Ruby called out. I could feel her glaring eyes at the back of my head. I immediately removed my finger from the trigger, well aware of what she was going to say next. "You promised me that you won't kill Liam." "Yeah, I know." I rolled my eyes and focused my attention on Liam again. "Hey, you, let's make an actual deal this time." "Sure, I would give anything in exchange for my life," Liam let out desperately. “Please offer any deal as long as it doesn’t cost my life.”

he muttered sadly, "No matter how much I am attracted to that woman, I can never have her." "You can have her if you can make a firm decision." "No." Jeff frowned as if in pain. “I really am not a good person. But I still have a heart. " God knows he doesn't love Vasha, his fiancé. But he still has a heart. His mistakes must be paid for, even if his feelings are sacrificed. *** "Jeff?" Vasha's soft voice moved Jeff from his reverie, making Jeff turn his head and immediately smile softly, "Yes, dear?"

“Come on my love, let mommy take you out for a bite, my treat!” “I will bite your ass, if you don’t wipe that smirk off your face.” Leon said, happy that the money he had just been stacking into his account for the last three years was finally paying off, making the most beautiful girl in Mexico at the given moment happy. He had promised his mother that he would never spend for a girl, especially things that did not matter like clothes, but seeing Jen so happy was enough for him to slip the card into the purse he was holding for her, in case she needed to do her nails and hair.

He asked, and I really wanted to tell him that tonight was the only time he’d be getting me. Asher and I are leaving in the morning. “Maybe,” I said. “My name is Xavier, what’s yours?” he added while I smiled. “If you are able to get me in here in the morning, I’ll tell you,” I said and then reached for the door, but he blocked it. “I meant it, and I mean it now… my heart beats for you. If you trust me with yours, I promise to cherish it till the end of our lives…”

The morning's medication had worn off, so I gulped down another full bottle of painkillers just to keep moving. In the restroom, Ruby followed me in. She said sarcastically, "You really think a pathetic, washed-up woman like you can compete with me?" Gone was the obedient act she put on in front of Caleb. Her eyes were now filled with mockery. "I don't have silver poisoning at all. It's all fake. Once the bonding ceremony's done, he's mine. You really think I'd give him back to you after that?" I said nothing and kept my eyes lowered. It didn't matter whether she gave him back or not. I wouldn't live long enough to see it.

I whispered, “if I just disappear, everything will be all right. Won’t it?” My wolf didn't howl. It was as calm as I was, accepting our fate. I climbed over the railing and let myself fall into the abyss. My Alex… this time, you have to be happy. --- Alexander's POV Across the street, buying Elena’s favorite cakes, Alexander's heart seized. It was a sharp, tearing agony that ripped through the core of his wolf, a pain from the deepest part of his soul. The box fell from his hands, the cakes scattering on the pavement.

When it was time and we arrived at the place for the exchange, we parked the car beneath the abandoned building. Knowing we might be under constant surveillance, we dared not make any reckless moves. All we could do was repeatedly instruct Mom on what to do. She, in her muddled state, couldn't understand. She kept flashing a silly smile at me. Hope was on the verge of a breakdown, her fingers digging into Mom's shoulders as she barked, her eyes bloodshot. "When you go into that building, hand the money to the man with Melody. Do you hear me?" Mom didn't even flinch from the pain; she only looked at Hope in confusion.

Even so, he continued, "I'll do anything you ask. Just tell me what you want me to do." I stared at him, recalling the time in my previous life when he had pushed me to the ground. I had fallen to my knees and begged him in the exact same manner. At that time, I felt like I could cling onto life as long as he turned back and spared me a glance. Nevertheless, he did not do so. Now, though he was groveling before me, I felt completely indifferent. "Just leave. I don't want to see you again," I said. He stared at me with terror written all over his face. "Don't say that, Estelle. I broke Gigi's leg and made her pay for what she did to you! Come home with me. We can go back to the way we were…"

She leaned closer, lips nearly brushing the shell of his ear. "I love you, Wyck. I've loved you since we were kids stealing kisses down by the creek. I never stopped, even when I thought I'd lost you forever." The admission tore free like a bird long caged. "You have to come back to me," she implored raggedly. "You have my whole heart, Wyck Crockett. Always." Her whispered confession echoed in the small room, punctuated only by the steady beep of the monitors. Harper laid her head down near his shoulder, still clasping his hand. Helpless tears dripped onto the stark sheets.

She constantly begged the nurses to call me and ask me to come see her. But I ignored every single request. After hanging up on another call from the hospital, I chose to disconnect the exchange system for good. Just then, a mechanical voice sounded in my mind. "One last chance remains. Are you certain you won't use it? This system can swap anything—identity, power, status, and even health and lifespan. Anything you can imagine can be exchanged." "No," I said without a second thought. "If there's anything I want, I'll achieve it on my own."