Karinas Last Days の小説・ストーリー

At that moment she felt him squeeze her hand and she knew he was leaving, because he let her go, then she began to cry inconsolably, the doctor signaled to the others that he had already passed away. During the burial Karina asked to be cremated and so it was done, when they gave her the urn she took it, pressed it against her chest and took it to her house, her daughters were waiting for her there, when she arrived she saw them and saw her little girls who did not understand anything because they were still very young, one was three years old and the other six years old, they were bewildered when Karina arrived, Olivia ran to embrace her and asked her: -Mommy, mommy and my daddy where is he

She eagerly hung up her new clothes one by one and kept flipping through the pictures, her smile unwavering. Watching her, Wilfred shook his head with a soft laugh. He tidied up their belongings before walking over to her, casually wrapping an arm around her shoulders. “You’ve had a long day. How about a hot shower to relax?” he suggested, his voice low and gentle, his breath brushing against her ear. Karina’s ears turned slightly pink, and she nodded. “Alright.” Gathering her toiletries, she entered the bathroom. As the hot water cascaded down, steam filled the space, providing her a moment of peace. She closed her eyes, savoring the warmth, completely unaware of the looming danger.

It left a scorched mark on my hand, and her heart was gone, burnt to ashes in my hand as the flames died down around us. “Now she’s truly dead,” Kari said, and smiled at me. “Let me go, Kai.” “No,” I cried over her body as people touched my back, and shoulder to show their last respects. “Be happy, Kai, you deserve a life filled with it,” Kari said, and I looked up but she wasn’t there anymore. “We have to take her back now, Kai,” Carl said, and I nodded. We were alone in the clearing, and I had no idea when everyone else had left. Carl and Frank carried her back up to the house, and a few minutes later, I heard their car drive away. There was just too much of everything; pain, regret, and g

He didn't want to think about it first. “I’m leaving.” Saka left Karina just like that. “The password is your birthday,” he said before actually leaving the door. Karina landed her butt on the chair. Folded her arms then looked down. "How long do I have to live like this?" she whispered very breathlessly.

The last morning. Katherine sat beside Kingsley, her hands wrapped around a mug of chamomile tea. Carolina was across from her, leaning slightly into Devon, who was stealing berries from her plate with quiet mischief. The four of them looked rested, but behind their soft smiles was something deeper: a shared awareness that the cocoon they’d been living in was about to dissolve. “Can you believe today’s the last day?” Carolina said softly, glancing around the clearing as if trying to memorize every tree, every chirping bird.

Back at the forest, Karen had died in my hands and then Carlos' whimper made me run to his side only for him to breathe his last almost immediately. Taking in a deep breath, I pushed my hand into my hair, trying to speak but I couldn't find my voice. “What is going on here?” I asked, alternating my gaze from Elder Silvarum to Carlos with a relieved look on my face but at the same time I was curious and shocked. Not saying a word to me, Elder Silvarum tightened his grip on Carlos who was standing next to him. Ignoring my curious mind, I ran to meet with Carlos with a bright smile on my face as tears of joy rolled down my eyes in torrents.

"Finally, it's happening. Stay happy my lady." With those final words, Lisa's hand fell limply to the ground, her breathing growing fainter with each passing moment. Luna felt a wave of sorrow wash over her as she realized that Lisa had sacrificed her own life to save hers. Around them, Daniel's men and the police officers surrounded Karlo and his men, overpowering them with ease. But amidst the chaos and commotion, Luna couldn't help but feel a deep sense of loss for the brave woman who had given her life to protect her.

"If you remain present." She did not reply. She was unable to. The following morning, Karina was on the balcony while Charles's car vanished past the gate. A few moments later, Leena came in, her hair messy and a mug in her hand. “Departed?” Leena inquired. Karina acknowledged with a nod. "Departed." Leena offered her the second mug of coffee, bold and deep, just as she preferred it. For a moment, they remained quiet, two women molded by affection and grief.

, she pounced on it, eager to communicate with someone back home. “Hey girl! What’s up?” she said cheerfully but was greeted by sobs. “Karli? Karli, what’s wrong?” “Oh, Sarah… Evan’s dead.” “What happened?” “He…he died in a car accident last night,” Karli blurted, then cried even harder. “I will find a way to get home, Karli, as fast as I can,” Sarah said with determination. “No, please don’t. I don’t want anything to happen to you too,” came the answer. “Please, Sarah. Don’t get out in that storm. Wait until it’s safe. Promise me.”