Is Death Inevitable Novels & Stories

I said then pulled Lia to go down we passed the grave with no expression on her face. I looked around. The others bowed while the others were stunned because maybe of what I said. That's right. Think about everything I said. "Raven, isn't that more than what you said before?" Lia asked. "Akisha was right. Sometimes we have things to say even though we know it will hurt because otherwise, they will also not know their mistakes they will not wake up from their dreams. This is the reality, Lia. We're all bound to die. Even if they got scared relentlessly, death will always be inevitable," said Ash who was in front of us and beside him were the twins who currently holding both his hands.

The resulting loneliness in the most eternal of all conditions would turn into a never-ending hell. Raen, too, believed that broken ties became families again after death, and he feared nothing more than to find icy solitude where all generations happily reunited. “So you see, it was absolutely right that the volunteer chose death. He also protected his family from access by Zaizura. With him his deed has disappeared, and there is no longer any reason for Zaizura to want to punish her, ”Loenka concluded his explanation. “Yes, I understand everything. But why is there no exception? ”

While I wait, I wander to Chunk’s room. I’m not all that close to the guy, but he’s a solid brother I’d trust with my life. He deserved better than to get shot in the chaos of people trying to escape. The anger of Viuda Negra losing both their Alpha and his heir. The future of both our packs is completely in the air right now and I don’t know what to do about that. *You don’t know that anyone is dead right now,* Mick states. I rub my face knowing that’s true. Rumor is that you feel the bond with your Alpha sever if they die. I haven’t felt anything. Has anyone else?

Zachary added, "If anyone is working with her to put on a show, listen carefully—tell her that in a few days, it'll be Tessie's death anniversary. She'd better go to the cemetery and atone for her sins. Otherwise, don't blame me for dealing with her." His final words carried a bone-chilling coldness. It was hard to believe they came from his mouth. I knew all too well what he was capable of. Even if he wouldn't take my life, he would make sure I suffered. For the first time, I felt a strange sense of relief that I was dead. Though my death had been gruesome, at least my body was still whole. Officer Tiller looked as if he wanted to say something else, but Zachary had already turned away, pul

she announced amused referring to my nightgown and I smiled moving over to the bed. I laid beside her finding comfort in the way she snuggled into me, her left leg thrown over my body. "You know there is a belief that we all have a soulmate, one person that we're made for, and in every life, this person looks different, so the only way you can tell if this person is the one made for you, is not by what see but what you feel, the sense of completion. It's said that the feeling as if you've known them for ages even though it's been days, comes from you loving and knowing them in your past life," I announced softly

Death. Everyone was about to die.

Though people around the world leave this earth every moment for all sorts of reasons, it still felt unsettling that, in just over a month, four people from their own circle—Ruby, Eugene, Kenneth, and Shane—had all passed away one after another. It cast a heavy gloom over everything. "Death comes for everyone eventually. No one escapes it," Louis said gently. "Yeah, I know. Go get washed up and rest early. I’ll do the same," Adora replied with a faint smile, then waved goodbye and ended the video call.

“I also know you won’t get killed. There is no one in the world that can kill you.” “That’s a lie,” I corrected her almost immediately. “Everyone in this world including me can be killed. As long as we all bleed out when cut, that is the reality.” “Harsh reality, perhaps,” Sienna muttered. “It isn’t harsh,” I replied. “In fact, it is nature’s way of keeping everything balanced. Death isn’t the harsh punishment, immortality is.” I began to walk away now until I heard Sienna call out. “Will I be going with you?” She shouted.

They spent their entire lives as teacher, only to be publicly shamed for failing to raise me properly. They both died of heart attacks at home, and their bodies were only found when the smell became unbearable. But even as I was bullied to death in prison, I could not understand why Lily suddenly killed herself. Why was Jayden's body covered in bruises? In this second life, I was determined to find out what really happened.