Karinas Last Days Mga Nobela at Kwento

Hayley sniffed from weeping, gazing into Kara’s eyes. “I love you so much,” Kara confessed and took her last breath. “No!” Hayley and the governor screamed in pain. While the others stood and watched in silence at the sorrowful scene. Shortly after, Lucas walked up to them and asked like he was just woken up from a slumber. “What’s going on?”

I have been doing a lot of these lately. Karina pulled me close and wrapped her hands around my chest. "Stop crying over that asshole, babe." I didn't resist her embrace. I needed it. I wish it was that simple. "Don't tell me you are still nursing the thought of that asshole ever coming back to you?" Karina huffed when I didn't counter what she said. "I have told you to forget that bastard that had the heart to break up with you a few days to Christmas day." Her soft hands found my back, rubbing my hands soothingly.

"Then we’ll go over the final plan." Later, after he took his bath and Maya tried to seduce him, she stepped closer, her body pressing into his chest, her hands flat against his skin. Her eyes locked onto his, filled with something more urgent than fear. "Carlos," she whispered, voice low and trembling, "if I die..." "You won’t die," he said quickly, trying to shut it down before it started. "But if I do..." She swallowed hard. "I want your face to be the last thing on my mind."

he said, giving up. Just before I ended the call, Vallen spoke again. "Then die in peace," he said sharply. My hand clenched into a fist, crushing the fabric of my clothes. Die? How could I die in peace while Dylan was happily living his life with Lea? My arm fell limply to my side. My grip on the phone loosened, nearly slipping from my hand. I stared at my shoes through blurred vision. How was I supposed to leave this world peacefully? After wiping the tears from the corners of my eyes, I asked the driver to take me to the pharmacy. I needed to pick up the medication Vallen had prescribed. But the moment I opened the car door, Jessy shoved her way inside.

"Yes, you're right. You're talking to Carista Vanesha's future husband. Now tell me, where is Carista?" "Mr. Elgar, you finally contacted me. Carista only saved my phone number, and I actually really wanted to cut off the connection of this phone number, but I waited for you to contact me because I would feel guilty if I didn't inform you of this important matter," the man said. Elgar's forehead wrinkled slightly. "What do you mean?! Don't beat around the bush; quickly tell me where Carista is now?!" "Mr. Elgar, I apologize for having to tell you this. But, Miss Carista has passed away."

Hestia heard the woman sigh as if she had already given in. "Fine, however, in return, you must return home before this week ends. Is that a deal?" "O-Okay." Ending the call, Hestia could not help but be worried that it must have already been too late to take down those articles. "I just hope that shitty news won't reach Max," she muttered right after shoving down a spoonful of ice cream into her mouth. "That matter aside, how is it going with your sister?" Diana asked. "Now that you mentioned it, Karylle still has not updated me ever since I told her to relocate. I will give her a call once I am done with one of the sets for Mrs. Charter."

His bloodstained fingers reached desperately toward my dress. "Rosalia, I know I was wrong! The system told me if I could find you, the world could be restarted…" A chill ran through my spine. My heel caught on the hem of my dress as I stumbled back, nearly falling. "The system?" Colin's arm caught me by my waist in time, his hand steadying me. Memories began returning to me as I suddenly remembered the system's cold words before I left. "After your exit, this world will erase all traces of your existence."

CHAPTER 41 The last remnants of sweetness lingered in the air long after the dessert plates were cleared away. Nancy leaned back, her fingertips gently tracing an invisible path on the polished wood table. The rich, comforting taste of cocoa and cream still coated her tongue, a stark contrast to the knot of tension that had marked the start of her day.

Karina would succumb to the poison long before then. Charlie and Kael started talking in circles of what could be done, always coming back to the same answer that it was nothing. Griffin stayed silent the whole time, his eyes watching Karina with a kind of desperate despair as he kissed her knuckles. They were all losing focus and couldn’t think clearly with Karina’s death hanging over everyone’s heads. I looked down at Karina on her bed, she looked so frail and sick that something in me broke.

Seeing him die once again made her recall just how she had felt so guilty knowing they had been at odds when he died. As they watched Calrson hold onto her close, 6 years and it was Edward, she cried into his arms not knowing he was not as innocent as she had thought he was. Cassandra could not be more grateful Carlson had been there but he was only a guest, while Kelly and Edward had been the ones to comfort her. They had cried with her and smiled with her. Now looking back, she knew it had all been nothing but a lie. “ is she dead?” Cassandra asked Carlson as they stepped out of the funeral palace. “ Yes, she had a heart failure and the doctors couldn't save her this time around,” Carson r