Fin Movie Ending Novels & Stories

Fin picks me up and spins me around, but abruptly stops, puts me down, and pulls me away so he can see my face. “I thought you couldn’t reject your mate?” I shrugged “Managed to get something to work.” I wanted to tell him everything, how Ash called someone, how the council was stunned to silence, how he ran off... I couldn’t tell Fin any of it. “Why would he let you reject him?” I shrugged again. “Something about wanting me to be happy over having a mate.” Fin starts to kiss me. He starts off passionately, loving, then quickly turns rough, hard, and painful! I push him away just enough to squeak.

At seventeen, Damien Delta severed all ties with his best friend. Without a single word or explanation, he cut Harrison Kane, out of his life completely. For years, Damien stayed on the circuit, masterfully calculating his schedule to make sure their paths never crossed. When dodging Harrison became too difficult, Damien quit driving altogether, stepping away from the track to build the cars instead. He thought he was safe behind the scenes. He was wrong. When the Delta empire faces complete ruin, Damien is forced to break his own golden rule. Dragged out of retirement for SLAT—the most prestigious, brutal racing tournament in the world—he has to step back into the driver's seat.  And

Leonardo must be up to something, she could feel it. And now, this stupid metal has blown her cover. “Maria…..please don’t leave me here alone”, Fin begged as she walked up to his cell. She decided against killing him. It will blow her cover and they would definitely catch up to her. Leonardo might as well just continue the work he started. “Good bye, Fin”, she said and turned her back on him. Coming all this way to kill him was futile and she had no one to blame but the stupid table and herself for not bringing a silencer. Instead of getting the satisfaction of killing him, she pocketed her gun and walked out.

“Let you go? After everything you’ve done? No, Devon. This ends here.” He started to plead, but I didn’t let him finish. I pulled out my gun and shot him once, cleanly, in the chest. His head slumped forward, and the room fell silent. Finn let out a slow breath. “It’s done.” I stood, holstering my weapon. “Clean this up. Make sure there’s no trace of him or his men.” Finn nodded, already motioning for more men to come in. Back at the mansion, I found Kelly waiting in the living room, her arms crossed and her expression stormy.

“And you are different. I never thought you would be capable of killing someone the way you killed Corina. Rex has changed you. So kill me and go be with him.” “He didn’t change me. He helped me understand what I am capable of.” There’s a brief silence followed by a gunshot. Racing up the stairs. Elsa stands with a gun in a gloved hand, smoke still coming out of the gun. Finn was sitting in a chair. His head had toppled back. A simple circle sat in the centre of his forehead. Elsa had a tear rolling down her cheek. She kept the gun in front of her. Zara was trying to make her put it down. But apart from the tear, Elsa was frozen to the spot.

I smiled at the dark idea and without putting much thoughts into my plans i let the bullet hit the tyres of their car. "Who fired the shots?" The driver yelled while they looked around trying to figure out where the sound came from instead of realizing that their lives were flashing right in front of them. I shook my head at their stupidity and watched the car fall down the cliff and take all their lives to their respective resting place. "Good riddance Maja" I commended myself and got up from the rough ground. I pulled my phone out from my pocket to see it had been destroyed making me curse out in frustration. How do I find my way back?

As my voice faltered, I saw a flicker of doubt in my parents' eyes. However, before we could say another word, a figure emerged from around the corner and declared. "It's true, he did kill me!" "Jeff!" The moment Wynnie caught sight of him, she could not help herself, she flew into his arms as if drawn by an irresistible force. Then, they kissed with a wild tenderness, oblivious to the world around them, completely ignoring me—her official fiance—standing awkwardly to the side. "Jeff, you're back too, aren't you? I just knew you couldn't stand to be away from me, from our baby!"

But the truth was, Sunny was alone upstairs—there was no one with her. "Oh, poor Sunny? She's on the second floor, someone's playing with her. Send the money first, and I'll tell my people upstairs to stop," Finn said in an authoritative voice. After a heated exchange, Maddox finally sent the millions Finn demanded. A smirk spread across Finn's face—finally, he had money again. A hundred million might not be much for someone like Maddox, but for Finn, it was enough. Ventura was like a living ATM. Once Maddox sent the money, Finn set off a bomb outside the building. Just one minute.

Chapter Fifteen Quinn I lean back in my chair, wiping tears from my eyes. A logical part of my brain tells me I need to stop. But for some reason, I lack all self-control and don’t click away. Someone knocks on my office door, and I look up, prepared to hide behind my monitor if need be. But it’s just Marissa, and I wave her in. “Oh my God,” she says and comes around to my desk. “Stop watching those clips of dogs greeting their owners after they come home from the military.”

“I love you. More than the club, more than the past, more than anything.” We made love slowly that night, full of emotion and promise. Afterward, Zander held me close. “Tomorrow we end it,” he murmured. “Then we ride. Just us and Finn. One last long ride into the sunset like I promised.” The next morning was tense, I had to admit. We dropped Finn with my grandmother and met Brick at the bank. The safety deposit box contained exactly what Isolde promised, irrefutable proof linking Judge Whitmore to the cartel payoffs and Flinn’s murder.