I Can See Your Death Spoiler Novels & Stories

With a candle she lit herself, she set it afloat, letting it drift slowly toward the setting sun. "In your next life… don't suffer like this again." At that moment, under the glow of the sunset, a soft halo of light finally appeared before me. Just as I stepped forward, a desperate voice suddenly called out from behind me. "Don't go." It was my mother. To my surprise, this time… she could actually see me. Meeting my gaze, her eyes brimmed with tears as she shook her head again and again, pleading, "Please don't leave me behind, okay? I truly know I was wrong."

I just watched Levi fall apart without feeling even a trace of satisfaction from the revenge. I just felt wary and tired. "Stop making a scene and save yourself some dignity, Levi Hammond," I said, prying his fingers off my hand. Then, I turned and walked toward the exit, pausing for a bit without looking back. "If you don't show up tomorrow, then you will never, ever see me again for the rest of your life." … The next morning was bright and sunny. The rainy season in Riverton seemed to have finally come to a stop after last night.

"She couldn't speak. She could barely breathe. When I saw that... it scared me... I wanted to call a doctor, an ambulance, someone to help. She called me over, to-told me to sit down and listen carefully. She said she wanted me to promise her something before she goes..." Damien let out a sigh and wiped his tears. Ashleigh could feel tears building up in her eyes too. "She said I should promise to move on and continue being a good man... promise to live life to the fullest and not let anything stop me from doing so... be it sickness, be it poverty, be it loss, I should take it all as it comes. "I promised her I would then she... sh-she closed her eyes a-a-and that was it. She just... died...

“What’s wrong? What’s happening?” Her eyes widened in shock. “I… I just saw it,” she whispered. “Saw what?” I asked, my heart pounding. “What was in your mind,” she said slowly. “I saw everything.” My blood ran cold. “What?” I breathed. “You saw… what?” She swallowed hard, her eyes glossy. “You said it in your head,” she whispered. “You said you can’t tell me that you’re dying soon.” I froze. “You said you’re taking drugs to suppress it,” she continued, her voice breaking. “You said you gave me your blood to save my life… and now your death could come at any time.”

"I swear to God, I saw her eyes." But the screen didn't lie. The timestamps didn't lie. Isabella Santiago died in a fire. Alessia Moretti was just a cruel cosmic joke sent to punish me. I reached for another bottle of vodka on the desk. I brought the bottle to my lips and drank until the burning in my throat matched the burning in my soul. I miss you so much. God, Bella... I thought I found you. In the morning, when the alchol had worn off and my head was a little clearer. I called Russo again.

All I see is the same darkness and nothing else. It would be even better if I just closed my eyes as long as there was no bandage. When I close my eyes, my eyes are dark and there is no light to see because I close them. But when my eyes are open and what I see is dark I still can't help but hope that there will be a miracle and all of a sudden I will be able to see. But can I still hope for the miracle that I will be able to see again even though my parents who are the light of my eyes have also been taken from me by heaven? "The doctor said that you can open your eyes now, Lauren," Uncle said later. A few seconds ago I still kept my eyes closed.

I declared. She glanced at me with loathe. “What’s with your eyes? So creepy!” Suddenly sharp claws grabbed her reflection’s head. After some split seconds, her head bursted. Blood splattered everywhere. “Dorothy Meyer, I saw you die,” I inevitably stated.

I wanted to make it a surprise for Ryan, and then grant him a lethal death. In the blink of an eye, all the mutant dogs lay down dead on the floor, their corpses littered all over the cliff bottom, and I could feel the angry stares of the venom woman herself. Not only that, the crowds stood in curiosity waiting for the strange sliver of a being that appeared out of nowhere and slaughtered all their players. Slowly, I let the light diminish, and my face became visible under the reflection of the dark sky and the glowing moon. A loud gasp escaped from everyone's mouth, followed by a scream of "impossible."

Then, slowly and silently, the door to my hospital ward was pushed open. Eugene slipped in, dressed in a nurse's uniform. In his hand was a syringe filled with a clear liquid. It was a high-concentration potassium chloride solution. Once pushed into a vein, it would trigger instant cardiac arrest. He wanted to make it look like there'd been a medical accident. "Why won't you just die, you blind freak?" He ground out the words as he leaned over my bed. "Andrea's eyes will always be fixed on you for as long as you're alive. You're in my way!"

"Are you sure Luna Maeve handed you the knife and threatened you yesterday? Judging by her body's rotting condition, she died well before Spring Hunt Caravan even began." The color drained from Tala's and Fenwick's faces. Cinder shot them a suspicious look and continued, "You claim you met Luna Maeve yesterday and that she handed a knife to you. How could she have done that? Did she come back from the dead?" Magnus' mind buzzed violently, and he could barely think at all. As if he had just been struck by lightning, he stared at the scene before his eyes in a daze. "No… It can't be… Maeve can't possibly be dead… I came home just before Spring Hunt Caravan started. She was perfectly fine then.