Novel & Cerita Karina's Last Days Read Online

"If I do this... the whole Library burns! Not just us! Everyone!" Outside, Kazimir was pinned by three fiber-optic scouts, his blade broken, his body failing. He looked up at the mirrored sky, seeing the face of the woman he loved reflected in the stars. "Burn it, Elara!" he roared, his voice a defiant thunder. "If we can't be free, let's at least be the end of the nightmare!" The countdown hit 99%. Elara closed her eyes, thought of the river, the slow-time hug, and the boy who became a spark. Her finger descended.

But after what she pulled on my birthday, I did wish she would meet a terrible end. And look at fate—just a few hours later, she ended up dying in the worst way possible, her body burned so badly that there was nothing left for DNA testing. I try again, scooting closer and placing my hand on his shoulder. “I know you miss them, Damon. But they’re gone. Do you think they would want to see you like this? No, they wouldn’t. Elara and Cora cared so much about you. Trust me when I say this—they would be heartbroken to know you’ve stopped taking care of yourself.”

I muttered and she smiled as she wiped away her tears. “Thank you" She murmured and as soon as she said that, she fell to the floor with blood rushing down her nose. “Anna!" Lucien called out as he held her in his arms. Everyone rushed towards her with worried expressions on their faces while I just watched with a frown on my face. “What's wrong?" Lucien questioned and she smiled. “This is my redemption. I gave my last breath to Karla so I'm afraid this is the last time we'll get to see one another" Karla gasped loudly while everyone's eyes widened including mine.

For a moment, they remained quiet, two women molded by affection and grief. "Do you still have feelings for him?" Leena inquired at last. Karina acted without hesitation. "Affirmative." “Then stand up for him when he returns,” Leena said, a gentle smile playing on her lips. "We don’t often receive second opportunities." "However, when we have the opportunity, we ought to seize it." Karina grinned. “Coming from someone who experienced it herself, that carries great significance.” They chuckled, and it felt nice. By the afternoon, Karina was in the library, tracing her fingers across the spines of ancient books. It was her refuge, the sole spot that still seemed unaffected by all the chaos. Sh

The screen displayed a message. "Ms. Fleming, your uninhabited island transfer is now complete. You may move in at any time." Looking at the rope still swaying in the wind at the cliff's edge, Karina suddenly smiled. Since she was going to leave, she might as well make them think she was dead. She could never win against Rowena. But then again, Rowena hadn't considered that the living could never compete with the dead. With that thought in mind, Karina hung her jacket on a branch at the cliff's edge. She then cut the rope and tossed it into the abyss below. Her jacket fluttered in the wind, looking exactly like the final trace of someone who had fallen from the cliff.

She considered herself cursed enough to believe that she could die and have any shred of rest in Jahannam* and would rather have her burned skin changed a thousand times to feel the same agony than the echo of that feeling she had for herself at that moment. — Tell me if you are physically well, do you need help? – Dayna asked, guiding her through her large mansion. The security guards dressed all in white were as tempting an invocation as paradise itself is protected. Karila lost her gaze on them and swallowed her anger hard, feeling the sharp little pain in her mouth from the cut, but she said nothing, there were worse woes than that. "I want your help..." Karila confessed, swallowing hard

Heartbreaking sadness coupled with longing begins to swallow us. "Atticus," Karina asks softly and we blink rapidly for a second to break the spell her beauty put us under. "Sorry," we whisper quickly and she blushes while biting her bottom lip. Silence falls between us and she passes me the tupperware full of meat. We eat in mostly silence briefly commenting on the trees and exquisite field next to the park. When all the food is gone and I finished the entire strawberry shortcake, Karina sighs. "I believe this is the place Chloe's mom fought and...died," she says after we look at her.

Her eyes stared at the expanse of the sky studded with millions of stars. Her eyes began to close until Karina was completely unconscious. Karina knew that she wasn't in bed, but what did she care? Today it was completely destroyed. Having no one to talk to, how devastated she was right now. Even if you tell the story, how can anyone believe that Karina is being left by her lover to go to another galaxy? They might even think that Karina is one of the missing mental hospital patients. ***

She had hoped that her family would support her decision, but instead, she found herself met with resistance and disapproval. “ Mom …. That dead girl is never going to return and she has been forgotten “ With a mounting sense of unease, Carina pushed herself up into a sitting position, her muscles stiff and sore from what felt like years of immobility. “ Where am I “ “ She’s awake “

“Umm, miss Aria! do you know? I saw miss Karina crying last night. She seems really frustrated!” "What do you mean?" Maya turned to sit beside Aria “Hmm, you see. After Mr. Lucas asked miss Karina to get out of this house, I saw Miss Karina squatting in the corner of the kitchen room. I dared to ask her” "Then?" "Miss Karina feels grateful because she has the opportunity to work with Mr Lucas, even though it turns out that her career is in danger, because her manager almost raped her!" "What?" Karina flinched