Jumin Bad Ending Novels & Stories

Kain refuses to believe it, insisting he never betrayed her with Scarlett. Jade doesn’t argue. She confirms the mission is complete. She tells him her family won’t stop until his name is erased. What they share isn’t love anymore. It’s damage — mutual and irreversible. Chapter 39 — This Is the End Kain admits the truth anyway: Jade made him human when his life was already empty. That is the only reason she’s still standing in front of him. Jade doesn’t soften. She tells him when his mask finally breaks, no one will be there to catch him.

She tugged at the hem of Ian's coat with tears streaming down her face, looking pitiful. Ian's heart softened immediately. 'Ruby has just had an abortion, and she's vulnerable now. How could I abandon her? Mom will look after Kiera, and Kiera has vowed to give birth to the baby. Nothing can happen to her! Kiera loves me so much. She can’t bear to leave.' He thought and comforted himself.

"Why... aren't you in your uniform? I heard you got discharged from the hospital, so I came here to go to school with you. We'll be in the same school now, Madelyn. Look out for me, okay?" 'Is this fate?' In their past life, Jadie had gotten into Ventrocloud High School as well. Madelyn had thought that everything and everyone's fate would change in this life, but she realized that everything just stayed the same, no matter what. If that were the case, would Jadie still die? Just like her... No one's fate could be changed. The ending had already been set from the beginning. Jadie noticed that Madelyn kept quiet. "Madelyn... What happened? Are you feeling unwell?"

I fisted my hair as I paced the room back and forth. ''Ivy please,'' he says and I could see the sad look in his eyes. I glared at him and I could feel some tears of anger rolling down my cheeks. ''So, as I was saying back then, we were the most powerful mafia in Italy. Dominick had a daughter. Her name was Naya. She was the most perfect kid I have ever known. Aaron and she were close. She was like his little sister to him and me. Dominick's daughter and his wife went shopping one day. Like they always did on her birthday. On the same day, they were found dead in the car where they were riding and Dominick blamed us for this by destroying the alliance between us. I don't know why he thought

It was a realization that echoed within him, marking the beginning of a chapter defined by the heavy burden of remorse and the repercussions of his past deeds. The ending of Ejay's story serves as a poignant reminder that choices indeed carry consequences, and these consequences can reverberate far beyond the moment of decision-making. Ejay's fate, as depicted, highlights the profound truth that actions, particularly those rooted in wrongdoing or malice, often lead to repercussions that ultimately catch up with the individual.

"A good wife brings prosperity to generations. A wicked one ruins an entire family. Choose wisely." As the night deepened, the family gathered to keep vigil beside the caskets. Kelly, unwelcome among them, shrank into a corner, her presence tolerated but barely acknowledged. I found her there later. "Zarrick's finished," I told her softly. "And when I leave him, I'll make sure he walks away with nothing. If you're willing to stay with him then, when he's broke and ruined, then maybe—just maybe—I'll believe your love is real."

Nena exclaimed when Linus fell and was pinned by his opponent. The feeling of disappointment echoed the club as Linus can't make a move. His opponent tangled him on his neck, strangling him into death. I compose myself as people on our side stood up… waiting for how Linus to escape from his opponent’s grips. I turned my gaze away from it. I hate to see how he lost the fight. Guilt fills in when I just remember what I wished before the fight starts. Nena suddenly held my hand and her long nails stapled on my skin. I push her hand to loosen her grip.