Final Breath Novels & Stories

Tears of pain and incomplete reunion with Reyne surged through him as with one last cough he arched his back, staring coldly, lifelessly at the sky, passing on to the great beyond. Tbc..

I drop her esophagus on the ground and I hear her take her last breath. It was the last sound I registered before my vision fades off.

senior Austin tried as much as he could to keep our spirits alive Jordan's pulse and heartbeat were irregular and hard to feel or hear as I placed my palms and ears in everywhere possible! I was praying fervently. No, no, it can't happen just like that. We have much more years ahead to spend together, he can't just give up like that! Slowly his breathing finally stopped, he didn't move any longer and his eyes glazed over He didn't even say anything last words before selfishly giving up the ghost "He's not breathing! He has stopped breathing" my voice hitched and then cracked David hit the brake immediately and they all turned to look at Jordan on my leg

Raynold let out a howl of agony, and the red glow faded from his eyes, leaving them dull and lifeless. He lifted his head and placed his paw on the wound in his chest, his breathing ragged and shallow. With his last breath, he whispered, "Thank you." And then, he was still. Beth stood, watching as life slowly drained from his body. As the final breath left his lungs, a sense of closure washed over her. It was over; she had finally defeated one of her enemies and started her journey for revenge. A journey she would never back out from. Beth staggered back and lifted her head to the sky once again, howling out to grieve her loss. Before she fainted, she saw a bl

Looking into her eyes while she took her last breath scared him but missing her last gaze scared him the most so with much difficulty, he raised his head to see her face. Her eyes were partially closed now but she had a sad smile on her face. And then– it was over as she hiccuped before letting out a loud sigh. Her last breath. Blake let out a loud wail, literally seeing life sneaking out of her body. ***Wheezing****

I can’t breathe. ##########

The lonely, yet stunningly beautiful death or simply Sebastian, ran his fingers through his long thick black hair. Bright citrine eyes surrounded by rich black lashes glance across the bare landscape. The year 1245 a.d. Sebastian once again is late to save his soulmate. He always finds them, male or female, moments after their death. He rubbed his eyes and kneeled down next to the young woman that had been crushed to death by a stampede of buffaloes. He gritted his teeth and cursed the fates.

Sincerity in voice tells me it all true. I smile at him. "I like you too Christian, so much." He leans in to kiss me but realization hits me and I gasp. "What's wrong!?" He asks with a very worried voice. "Morning breath," I mumble placing a hand on my mouth. "Isn't it too late now to remember that?" "Better late than never." I shrug making my run to the bathroom and giving Christian a flying kiss. Then hearing him mumble something like 'she is gonna be the death of me.'

The couple who had been standing at the side, calmly watching the so-called brotherly reunion, suddenly dropped their elegant composure and rushed over in a panic. My biological mother, Catherine Lynch, reached out with trembling fingers to check if I was breathing. She took a long moment before finally letting out a shaky sigh of relief. "He's still breathing. Call an ambulance now!" The second I heard that, I snapped my eyes open and grabbed her wrist. "No need. It's just low blood sugar. I'll be fine."

With that, without a moment's hesitation, she drew the sword across her own throat. In the final moments of her life, she leaned gently against my tombstone. Her fingers traced my name again and again with tender affection. The moment she stopped breathing, I suddenly felt my body grow lighter. My ghostly form slowly turned transparent and vanished, merging with the wind and snow. In a daze, I saw Princess Jasmine's soul leave her body. She walked toward the ghostly messengers who had finally arrived. "Ghost messengers, please take me to my husband." But the messengers expressionlessly locked chains around her and said coldly, "He has already left the cycle of reincarnation. You will never s