Hunter Hunter Ending Song Novels & Stories

I cursed, coughing as I shoved debris away. The house was starting to fill with smoke. Either they wanted to smoke us out or kill us. I don’t know which is it, but I’m fucking pissed. I liked this house, and they’ve ruined it. “Daniela… we need to get out of here.” The Hunter coughed. I could see he was trying to get to me through the smoke. He could have just run. They wanted him a lot less than they wanted me. “Hey, can you hear me, Hunter? Are you still alive?” Daniela called out as his movements seemed sluggish.

****Author's note**** Okay, besties, the long-awaited Hunter's Moon is the next chapter, any thoughts? Don't forget to give me your comments and votes; you guys rock! Brace tight as we approach the end of the beginning, and grab your tissue too:,( Until the next update… goodbye and enjoy this chapter Soundtrack while reading. Chapter's Soundtrack: Dancings done by Ava Max

You can almost hear the thuds of their hearts beating as one. “In no particular order, going through to the next round is contestant number …” Hunter pauses, knocking back his own whiskey. The tension in the room rising as their scores continue to spin, not settling on any number, leaving us all guessing. It’s so silent you can hear a pin drop. Hunter tucks a strand of his long hair behind his ear, rolling back on his seat before taping the first button as my heart thumps. “Four, Hayley Winterborn is through to the next round,” I see Claxton and Teddy stand from their seats cheering.

"Dance with me. For a moment, let's forget we have anywhere else to be but right here, together." His gaze softens, and I find myself smiling up at him despite the anger still simmering in my cut. He's so elegant and strong that I feel safe in his arms as we begin to glide to the smooth, sultry sound of a full jazz band. A lovely woman with a deep voice sings to us from a stage in a dress that sparkles like diamonds as s he sings a song about lovers with only a single night to be together. I hope that isn't our fate. If this is the last time I see Hunter, I want to make it worth it. I want to touch him, and to feel touched by him. If we had more time…

Thus, enveloped by the glow of the Moon, Hunter, the triplets, and I walked together toward a future filled with love, adventures, and the promise of a united family forever. THE END

So that makes five hunters in total. I listened for the wind and listened to my surroundings when their footsteps came to a holt near Jax and I. I heard a phone ringing, it wasn’t the sound of the phones we have here. Yes we have technology and everything humans have but ours have different sounds, more defined so we can find each other if we get lost in the human plane when we go there. “Yeah boss, we got them” The hunter said. “He is almost dead, do we finish him and bring the woman” He added.

I reached out and traced my fingertips on his cheeks and lips. "Kiss me, Hunter. Just one last kiss before all of it ends..." My voice was barely higher than a whisper. "Nothing will end. You'll be fine, I promise I'll not let anything...." I cut him off by pressing my lips against his, the warmth of his arms engulfed me and sparks shot through just like always. I couldn't keep the kiss longer because of the state I was in. Inching closer to my death... I looked into Hunter's tear-filled eye, black dots began blanketing my vision and dragging me into the endless trap that I might never be able to emerge from.

He couldn't even stand. Just when it looked like the ragdoll was going to beat him to death, it suddenly stopped and grabbed my hand. Then it used my fingers to lift the knife he had dropped and plunged it straight into his heart. The familiar system chime echoed. [Player Franklin Hanson has been eliminated.] My balance shot up by several hundred coins. My eyes sparkled. "Bunny, you're amazing! You even let me have the kill." The chat exploded. [Weren't these two supposed to be weak monsters? I left for a minute, and now they're so strong!]

Elise. “This day’s never going to end, is it?” I slumped against the rough wall, its cold surface pressing through the thin fabric of my shirt. At the other end of the dark hallway, Hunter fired shot after shot, the deafening cracks of the gun echoing like thunderclaps as two men tried to scramble through a shattered window. “Technically, the previous day is over,” he replied, not sparing a glance as he reloaded.

he whispered, and the truth of it hung between them like a blade. Her hand trembled against his chest. “What?” Before he could answer, sirens wailed in the distance. Police. Someone had heard the commotion. The moment was shattering. Julian stepped back, and as he did, he felt something break inside him. Not physically. Something deeper. Something that had to do with the moment a hunter realized they’d fallen in love with their prey. “We need to talk,” Elara said, her voice steady despite everything. “About what you are. About why you came here. About why you’re dying.”