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Choosing Fate
He spits the blue eyeball out of his mouth.
“Kneel!” Asher growls, holding up Grizz’s tattered and beaten body. Darius and Brickland’s wolves stand over Foster’s dead body, licking the blood off the jowls.
Asher stands over Grizz, letting the claws from his free hand extend. In a swift swiping motion, the front of Grizz’s throat is now held in Asher’s hand. Asher then shoves Grizz’s dead body away, as if touching Grizz burns his skin.
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ASHLEY or ASTRID
He put his palm on the back of her body and walked together with her to climb the hill.
'His father lived over there?' Ashley was confused. Her sight shifted up towards the hill. When they arrived up there, there was a flat land with a big stone placed near the cliff.
Ashton came nearer the stone and she just followed him from behind. A few words were engraved on the stone. Ashley could actually read the name 'Christian Grey' on it and that made her realize that it was actually a tombstone.
"He wanted to be cremated when he died and requested for his ash to be scattered into the sea. This is where I did it for him," Ashton said. Ashley slowly stood beside him and she could see his expression
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The Rejected Luna’s Secret Crown
I looked back one last time.
Through the gaps in the trees, I could see the distant lights of the pack village. I could see the glow of the Alpha House on the hill. Ashren was in there. He was probably celebrating the successful ceremony. He was probably drinking scotch and laughing with his warriors, relieved that he had disposed of the weak link in his chain.
He did not care that I was out here. He did not care that I was dying.
A sob trapped in my throat escaped as a cloud of white mist. "Goodbye," I whispered to the only home I had ever known.
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The Alpha's Warrior
We passed a motel quite some distance below—the one where we will be spending the night.
“He really doesn’t want to be disturbed, huh?” I said considering how high up in the mountains we were.
“Carter Gray has done some real shitty stuff throughout his life including the unfair means he used to win the Cold War…he has a lot to repent about,” Asher said, wrapping a thick jacket around me and zipping it up to my neck. He gave me a kiss on the forehead and then took my hand.
“Watch your steps on the snow…” he muttered. “You wouldn’t want to trip,”
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Craving The Alpha’s uncle; Battle On The Ice
The medallion glints once in the torchlight before darkness swallows it.
Soil covers him slowly.
Too slowly.
I want to stop them.
I want to dig him back out and demand the universe undo its cruelty.
But I remain still.
Because he deserves dignity.
Because he deserves honor.
When the grave is filled, Ashen plants a young oak sapling at its head.
“It will grow as his legacy grows,” he says.
He kneels beside it, pressing my palm to the soil.
The pack disperses gradually, offering quiet condolences as they pass me.”
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Divorced and Dominant: Now You Cry?
"Making an enemy out of you? What makes you think you're worthy of being my enemy?
"Since I ended up stumbling into the remnants of the Grim Coven today, I guess it means it's time for you guys to be wiped out for good!"
"Such arrogance! Even the SS-ranked expert lost to me. What makes you think you'd be any different?" Sid frowned.
He was waiting for the parasitic poison inside Ashton's body to get the job done, but he found that Ashton seemed completely unaffected by it.
"Why would it be different for me? Because I'm Ashton Gray, of course?" Ashton snorted condescendingly. "Guess you've finished giving your last words. A disgusting dwarf like you deserves to die. Just the sight of you ruin
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FROSTBITE
“Theoretically.”
“Yes. Theoretically.”
Ash’s presence disappeared at hour fifty-six. No fading. Just absence. Complete severance. Death—or deliberate termination.
Either way, gone.
“We need to move,” Elara said. “Darius will sense it. He’ll accelerate.”
“I can’t,” Raven whispered. “If Ash is dead—”
“You didn’t fail,” Elara said. “He severed to protect you. That’s sacrifice.”
“Then why does it feel like I killed him?”
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Lonely Mafia Shall We Love
Mob boss Ash
Ash: Good night
Ash: Don't forget to drink a lot for the rest of the night and weeks with the meds and everything else
Ash: Especially if you cried
Olivia: That addition was not needed
Ash: Too late
Ash: Good night
Olivia: Night Night
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Claimed By The Lycan prince
Scarlett pov
He died at our feet.
Collapsed mid-aisle, eyes still wide with terror, mouth parted in that last breathless word—“Rogues.”
His blood soaked the floor in thick rivulets, trailing from the doorway to the stone beneath his body.
No one moved. No one spoke.
I stared at the broken warrior—barely more than a boy. I knew him. His name was Ashen. He used to sneak me apples from the kitchen when I trained late. He once cried after accidentally stepping on my foot during a festival dance.
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Return of the Rejected Luna
Not even the trees shake at the casket goes by, as if they know a great alpha is no more.
At the cemetery, the casket is lowered into the freshly dug earth, right next to where the memorial of Derek’s child is. Asher steps forward and drops a black rose into the earth, then Liana follows, and then Ramsey. The elders do the same, and one by one, all the pack members –even the children, drop black roses into the final resting place of Derek. Dorothea is the last to drop her rose. Just like she did during the funeral of Derek’s baby, she takes a handful of earth, says some words quietly and then throws it into the grave. Liana, Ramsey and Asher follow, and then the guard-wolves cover the grave.
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Volume 1 of 'Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash' ends on such a bittersweet note that it stuck with me for days. The group, still struggling to adapt to their new reality in Grimgar, faces the brutal truth of losing one of their own—Manato. His death hits hard because it’s not some grand, heroic sacrifice; it’s messy, sudden, and utterly unfair. The aftermath is where the story really digs into grief. Haruhiro’s guilt, Yume’s quiet tears, and Shihoru’s withdrawn silence—it all feels raw and real. The volume closes with them deciding to continue as a party, but you can feel the weight of their loss in every step. What I love is how the author doesn’t romanticize survival; it’s just a bunch of kids trying to hold themselves together.
What really got me was the contrast between their early banter and the hollow silence later. The way they scatter Manato’s ashes in the wind—no speeches, just shaky hands—perfectly captures how grief doesn’t need words. It’s a quiet ending, but it lingers like smoke. Makes you wonder how they’ll ever fill that gap in their formation, or if they even should.
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