Henry Danger Death Novels & Stories

Merrick continued, drawing their bodies closer. Mr. Hawthorne waited, his mind racing to figure out what Mr. Merrick would do next. Suddenly, a movement at his chest startled him. Reflexively, he looked down and found the tip of a gun pointed directly at his chest. “Then you must die, Kinsley Hawthorne.” The sound of the gunshot erupted. The bullet flew in a brief and inevitable moment, piercing directly through the center of Mr. Hawthorne’s chest. Sharp pain followed, spreading throughout his body. His eyes widened, and he slowly stepped back before being supported by Thomas.

Put their lives in danger> She realized with a sick feeling that this was a man with no conscience, no morals, no scruples. Her heart ached for Sam and Loraine and what they would have to face with this stunning revelation. Her house had been filled with men dressed in black, speaking in low tones. Dan Killian himself had arrived once Gabe called to tell him they had the big fish. Then Killian had called Homeland Security and three more grim-looking men had shown up. Rachel heard snippets of conversation as Lincoln Harris was transferred to the custody of Homeland Security and DRK agents agreed to transport the others downtown to the federal building.

*Third Person's POV* "It's been over two months since Henry was reported dead, and according to the news that came out, it was the men that were working for him that plotted against him and killed him, and afterwards they ran away with all the money he was keeping with him since he couldn't go to the bank to deposit or withdraw money because he was declared wanted.

Right after leaving the banquet hall, I received a notice from the hospital telling me that Henry had died. My intelligent, mature son was only eighteen years old, and he was gone from the world forever. That realization made me cry so much that I almost fainted. Henry just wanted to lessen the financial burden of the family, but he had ended up with a cracked head and a torn-up stomach. He could not even die with a full body intact. His final request had been to see his own father before dying, but that man was too busy throwing a celebration party for the son of a dead comrade.

“Sometimes, death comes to those who order it and to those who expect it last.” Then she and her men walked away, their silhouettes swallowed by the night and the stench of diesel and fear. The yard was left with the scent of gunpowder and the soft, desperate noises of men trying to recover their pride.

That usually meant two things, one, whoever was after Xavier Anderson was extremely powerful or two, it was a last minute hit job. "Mr Xavier Anderson was gunned down by a long range snipper, it is believed to be the work of a proffesional hit man linked to the death of several business men in the last six months." Definitely option one, with this being one of many deaths I concluded that the person after Xavier was very powerful. I let out a breath they had not even realized I was holding in. "Holy Shit that was close!" I am just glad I had not stepped on anyone's toes yet. I knew I would have to eventually but for now I would prefer to lay low.

“If only it had happened sooner.” Flynn took a deep breath and asked the hardest question. “According to one article, you testified that it wasn’t the fire that killed them. What did you witness?” Henry didn’t look at him and Flynn knew it was going to be hard to hear the truth. “...I heard them die,” Henry said eventually. Something flashed through Flynn’s mind and he grasped at it and remembered a fragment of a memory. “...I was standing next to you?” Henry nodded grimly.

"We were masked up. No visible cameras. The stairwell was empty when we exited. Henry didn’t make it." I turned to him at that. "Henry didn’t make it?" Bull nodded, grim. "Got clipped by the driver the inside man. We took him down, but Henry bled out before we could load him in." "Any witnesses?" "None that can tie it to us." I looked to Dante. "You confirm?" "Yeah. It was clean, boss. Fast." Henry was dead. Another body on my hands. One I hadn’t planned for. I breathed through my nose, pushing it down. Not now.

I didn’t waste any time; I called Nate right now. “NATE!! DID YOU SEE THE FUCKING NEWS!!” I screamed. There was a pause on the phone. I knew he had to collect himself from internal bleeding. “Okay. Now that I could hear again. Calmly tell me,” he said. "Dude, Henry is dead!"

“What?!” The Xanders were shocked and their eyes widened in surprise. ‘Adrian single-handedly killed his way into Dream City?!’ Cecilia asked anxiously, “What happened next?” Leonard inhaled a deep breath and said, “Afterward, Daniel arrived with a troop of Battle Warrior Department personnel. Richie then admitted to causing Henry’s death and was hence executed on the spot. “His head has been placed on Henry’s headstone as an offering.” Harold grew restless from the shock and his body shook. He had always assumed that his youngest son died from contracting an illness. He had not expected there to be a scheme behind Henry’s death.