Goku's Goodbye Novels & Stories

How ironic. “Oh, right. I’m sorry, I’ll be going. Enjoy your vacation here, just call me if you needed anything Sir Achilles.” Mr.Kiko bid his goodbye and quickly vanish from my sight. Did Achilles hear our conversation? I hope not. he won't fire him, right? He's been serving his family for a long time. Achilles just nodded at him but my eyes wandered down to his full-pack body making me gulp. Is there even a part of him that doesn't look good?

It was complicated but if planned it will be solved in easiest way. Then Gu thought deeply. "I think we need to do this plan." Gu stated her thoughts then Georgia nodded. "That's good. But now it depends on me of how to use it. So good bye?" Georgia said and walked to the said hologram of someone dreams. "Yes. Farewell to you Georgia. Make sure to do your best. We believe in you." Gu said. " Good luck Georgia..." Ole muttered. This time she was scared. Because she knows the person who is going to be saved. "Jin..." She added. Looking at the hologram, Georgia tapped it then she fainted.

He delved his hand behind his back under the coat, finding something. “I have something to say to them.” Eagle pushed himself away from the bench and stood up. Straightening his short legs, he stretched his body. “Can I, brother?” His twinkled eyes fluttered at Hisoka, asking for permission. “Why?” “Nothing much, just want to say goodbye.” “Goodbye?” He arched his brow while taking hold of his hand. “Are you sure?” Eagle looked down at his hand. His skin felt the cold metal slip into his grasp. The black metal deathly weapon. He clenched it hard.

"It's because of our kindness and bravery that we could reunite here." "This time, no one can ever separate us again." I squeezed her hand, took one last look at the solitary black figure walking through the rain below, and whispered softly in my heart: *Goodbye, Kael.* *Be a good man.* Then, I turned around and walked into the eternal light with my best friend. （全文完）

She didn't look at me, only at Grayson, lifting her chin with a brave, understanding smile. "Goodbye. My mom and I are leaving now." The tears I had been holding back finally spilled. I turned quickly, discreetly wiping them away. Grayson grabbed my arm suddenly. "Alicia… she…" His face was full of shock, his pupils contracting as if he had seen something he couldn't comprehend. I seized the moment to pull away, my voice calm but final. "We're leaving. Goodbye, Mr. Ulrich." That was our last goodbye. That day, I took the passports I had prepared long ago, packed our bags, and booked tickets to Furlance. We didn't speak of Grayson again. Alicia even pretended lightly, talking about emailing M

My parents are now walking to us, "Be good. Take care of yourself. Eat your vegetables. Don't kill anyone else." "Understood, Sergeant," I put a hand on my forehead in a stupid salute, still crying. He laughs a little and gets closer to give me one last kiss, "Goodbye." "Bye," he says, walking backwards. He raises his hand to my parents without really seeing them and then turns to walk away. Oh, my god. That really happened. It’s over now.

I said, my voice steady. He stared at me for a long moment, as though weighing my words, measuring their meaning. And then he nodded, slowly but without protest. There was nothing left to say. "Take care of yourself, Amethyst," he said, standing up from the couch, his face serious but devoid of bitterness. "You too," I replied, my gaze unwavering. Gideon turned and walked toward the door, his movements slow, reluctant, but resigned. He paused for a second at the threshold, glancing over his shoulder. “Goodbye, Amethyst.”

"Back off! You're not what I want! My life has more to it than you! I've got my own path to follow! I'm out of here!" He checked his watch and released me, a knowing look on his face. "Right, time to wash my mom's feet." He sat back, closed his eyes, and did not bother looking at me again. "Make it quick, I'll be here waiting." I shot a harsh look at him lounging on the couch, my eyes void of any lingering affection. Ha. 'Sorry, your wait is over. Not now, not ever,' I mused. Andrew did not realize I was gone until I reached Twin Shores Lake, the boundary between our worlds. He had been out cold on the couch all night.

His voice was curt, almost sounding sad. I paused, my eyes lingering on the ring. My heart was pounding and I was trying to come up with the best answer to give. Finally, after a few minutes passed, I replied. “Yes.” My voice was barely above a whisper. Zeke’s expression turned sorrowful and he slowly nodded. “Then this is goodbye,” he said with a sad smile. I barely got a chance to give him a reply or thank him for all he had done when his body started to dissipate, the dark smoke filling the room once again.

Later, he came to my body and suddenly knelt in front of me. "I don't even know your name, but please… protect Sophie. She didn't mean to do any of this. She just loves me too much. You'll forgive her, right? And besides, she did something good for your child. Your child will surely be reincarnated into a better life." As I watched him plead for her, I felt myself fading away. Was this it? Was I finally leaving? "Henry, you know, don't you?" Henry remained kneeling beside my body when an old man, who was one of the workers, came over. He was a chatty person.