Novel & Cerita Is Death Inevitable

Oliver ordered him, but it didn't break him. "I...I can't..." He replied hesitantly. He loved his business more than his life and didn't want all those dark secrets to come out, for they could destroy everything. "I'm asking one last time... WHO IS IT!!?" Oliver lost his temper. The man on the gunpoint stayed quiet and didn't even move a little. He lowered his head and just waited for his death. "Sorry then..." Oliver said one last time before he pulled the trigger. The bullet went into his head, causing immediate death. Oliver didn't even flinch or have a disturbed expression on his face after killing that guy.

It always ended in tears whenever I tried to remember him and all the memories we shared over the years. “You must have felt so terrible when you lost him, huh?” Ruth held my hand and squeezed it tightly, trying to give me the strength that I knew I needed. “Death is inevitable, but we always feel pain when we lose our loved ones. Just be rest assured that he left you with a mini version of himself. You could always see him through the eyes of the baby when he’s born.” Ruth’s words drew me to nothing but my situation. “Indeed, death is inevitable.“ I concurred, discreetly wiping a stray tear that found its way to my cheek. I released a heavy sigh, along with all the pain that threatened to s

"I'm not giving up on you just because you've given up on yourself." "I haven't given up. I'm being realistic." "Realistic would be exhausting every option. You've just accepted your death sentence and moved on." "Because there's no point in fighting the inevitable." I spin the chair around to face him. "The inevitable is dying eventually. You're talking about dying in ten years. Maybe five. That's not inevitable. That's treatable." "It's not treatable. It's manageable. There's a difference." "Then we find better management. Better medications. Better doctors."

He nodded his head and sighed deeply. “The autopsy says that there’s no reason for him to die. Everything in him was intact and in good condition. He’s clean and has no vices that may cause a heart attack or any kind of illness.” “And what? He just died?” I asked, raising a brow. “You can answer that. We are humans, and death because of illness, accidents, and murder is mainly the cause of our deaths. I don’t know about supernatural beings,” he answered, and he had a point. Although we could die the way humans did, unexplainable death was something common for our kind.

31 May 2010 If death is likened to gravity, which we cannot absolutely defy, then living with it on a regular frequency is a state of partial weightlessness. Our daily existence is a continuing skirmish with death. For every moment that a life-form, however animate or lethargic, is sent to inhabit this earth, it is just a matter of time before finally the probability and likelihood of death becomes apparently a certainty. Chances are, nature has its distinct scheme of impermanence and turns everything in this world, regardless of significance or magnitude, into sub-atomic particles to restore equilibrium.

“Grandpa, do you… Do you truly only have three months left to live? Why must you go so soon?” Don was remarkably at peace with his forthcoming end. “Why? Well, that’s what we humans do, don’t we? We’re marked for death the moment we’re born—no one fools the Reaper. My time’s coming, Melanie, as it should be. Don’t be sad over what is inevitable; not when grief could be harmful to the precious one inside you.”

Our lives are like a contract with our creator, of which the day of our death wasn’t specified, the only specification there was that we would live and die someday, the day would not be made known till it comes to pass. The luckiest some of us could get would be knowing that their death were really very close, but the day would be uncertain, sometimes, the moment explains the type of death to be experienced. Some undergoes certain terrible situations before they would finally give up the ghost, some likewise die accidentally making theirs shorter and less painful. Death should be one of the most feared occurrence in someone’s life, to fear death is the first step to careful living. In as mu

Evelyn unconsciously touched her face, the skin on her face was smooth and delicate, but sooner or later it would age and become wrinkled, Evelyn said, "When that happens I'll be old and ugly and maybe you won't like me." "I don't like it." "...... Sure enough, is this a man." Evelyn couldn't help but spit out. Irzey realized that she had misunderstood and explained with a serious expression, "What I meant to say was that I don't like the idea that you, like any other human, will have a day when your life is finished and you're headed for death." Evelyn looked at him and spoke slowly, "But there will always be a day when human life comes to an end, and that cannot be changed."

Every nerve of his body was excited, and he felt that he had already mastered the skill of avoiding accidental deaths. ‘Death Judge, you can’t kill me. I have already seen through the death that you designed. Just like when I’m driving now, one deep breath of mine, one turn of my head, and even these words of mine will cause the butterfly effect of a series of events, ultimately causing me to die a few years later. Thirty years, ten years, tomorrow, or today, or the next second. I don’t know about these, but I can capture some traces, see the omens, and understand your design, avoiding death in time!’ he thought.

Death is inevitable… Well, to most people. What if I told you that just like time, Death is a human concept. A myth, and non-existent. That life is infinite, never ending, and a continuous cycle. Do I have your attention? Good. Let me tell you a story. “Once upon a time….” CHAPTER 1- Once upon a Time “Jude, get your ass over here”, my elder brother, James, shouted. “Bro, I’m coming” I said as I ran.