Haruhi Suzumiya Disappearance Novels & Stories

She asked in concern, "Harv, how was your chat with Susie?" As soon as Harvey heard Susie's name, he shuddered. His eyes immediately turned red. Then, he let out a cry as he hugged Urma. "Mom… Susie is missing. S-She left this city." Derek and Urma were shocked. "What happened? Why did Susie leave without any warning?" Derek hastily asked. Harvey didn't answer. He simply lay his head against Urma's shoulder and wailed. Urma was anxious as well. Patting Harvey on the back, she said, "Come on, tell us!"

Beatrice started shouting— “It looks like there’s something else. The blood clouds have disappeared. Higurashi Shrine has been razed to the ground. A Japanese government helicopter exploded for no apparent reason… Brother-in-law has gone missing!” “Dozens of skeletons remain on Mount Higurashi.”

“To carry out those illegal operations, Masaki appointed Suzume’s younger brother as the key figure since he couldn’t be seen directly.” “Who’s Suzume?” Kenji didn’t recognize the name. Shibata was taken aback. “She never mentioned that name to you?” “No. It’s unfamiliar,” Ryu added. He had never heard of it, either. “Suzume was Masaki’s wife, Hayato’s mother. But I understand why no one mentioned her name.” Kenji blinks as if just waking from a long sleep. He had never once questioned who Hayato’s mother was. He only knew that Hayato had said his mother passed away, and he didn’t ask any further. No one ever brought it up, and her name was never mentioned.

Since Miwa died, there was no way for June to get even with her. However, Harvey was not dead yet and was taken here for questioning to provide more information. June desperately wanted to choke Harvey to death. In her eyes, Harvey was the main culprit! Hazel sighed. “The police even found some of Ms. Fujihara’s hair in Harvey’s room.” “They suspect Harvey forced her to do unspeakable things that caused her to kill herself because she wasn’t able to cope with the humiliation.” “If that’s true, then Harvey’s going to be behind bars for a long time.”

SWEET REVENGE FOR MY MATE RYDER “I'm really sorry, your highness, but that's all I know about her. She did not love interacting with others, and would rather keep to herself, always. There's no information about her past, friends, relatives, or even acquaintances.“ I finally looked up from the resume I was holding. It was Hara's resume. Staring at it for half an hour and wishing it had more information to offer was just hurting my feelings. I'd asked for it in a rush, thinking I could find a little clue about her past years, or what she'd been doing since she vanished. I was pretty much amazed when all the resume had was just her fake identity, Suzy, and an age I wasn't sure was real. Just a

I replied with a smile. " So you are" he asked with a smile. " Ā watashi no manā o mite. I am sorry. I am Haru Salvador. I am Miss Pierce's assistant and a designer" I smiled and shake my hands with both of them. "Oh. Hi Haru nice to meet you" Yoshi said to me "You know me. But still Iam Yoshiyuki Hatori and this my friend here is Zen Kirishima" he added. I looked towards him and forwarded my hand for a shake. The moment he took my hand to shake I could feel a tingling feeling rushing through my arms. The moment he touched me my heart skipped a beat. Unable to move, yet drawn forward by some invisible force, I didn’t know what to do. I don’t usually lose confidence in myself, having dealt wi

When Sasuke was shown the footage, al he saw from when he left Sakiko was a girl putting on a hoodie and brown shade with a tint of black, but from the way she bent her head, one would think it was black shades she wore and she walked away effortlessly. She got to another blind spot and that was the last they saw of her, later when they checked other footages connecting to the same hall, they saw several students passing there. It was truly and carefully planned, with no trace of hope to catch them. At the end of it all, they had to let go of the case, as no forthcoming clue or useful lead was given, apologizing to Sakiko and her family. Several days went by and nothing out of the ordinary h

“Not even close. I’m just noticing that your visits have become so frequent that my dislike for you has actually increased. Maybe you should try disappearing from my sight.” Suzy smirked. “They say absence makes the heart grow fonder. Who knows? Not seeing you might actually make me feel less nauseous.” “Really?” “Really.” “Alright, I’ll give it a shot.” To Suzy’s surprise, Hawk walked out of her office without another word. Suzy blinked. He really left just like that? For the next several days, Hawk didn’t show up at all. For the first time in a long while, Suzy finally got the peace and quiet she had been craving.

Most of the lower ranked assassins in Hati actually wished to be like Phantom XIII. Nine years ago, the sudden disappearance of a nine-year-old girl who was the major suspect in a murder case in the country of Singapore sent the entire country’s police into a wide-scale panic. It didn’t help matters that said girl had vanished a mere three days after she was placed under house arrest. Because the girl was Japanese, the government of Singapore had contacted the government of Japan two weeks after her disappearance, and had told them that the girl might possibly be heading towards her native country. The Japan government had in turn informed the government of Singapore that indeed, the girl wa

“The lengths that little woman went to crack us down was psychotic. Did you know Mom was pregnant with me at that time? I mean, Kondo herself was pregnant too but that’s besides the point. The point is: plotting with Dad to get rid of that nuisance of a Japanese flower did not help with the stress. We’re lucky I came out healthy and well.” “Definitely not how I’d put it,” Greg spat. Ignoring him, Hazel tapped her phone on her chin like she was thinking, thumb staying a few inches near the button. “You know, Sush, you really should have taken a hint when your car was hijacked. That was a warning. But you obviously didn’t listen. If you did, we wouldn’t have had to do that whole thing with the