Kiba Death Novels & Stories

I read the date and the authorization line and the signature that ties Don Tobia Armenise to the death of his own nephew, and I close the ledger and hold it against my chest and I breathe. The courtyard behind me is reorganizing around a brother bleeding on the gravel and a sedan still idling at the gate. I hear voices, sharp and urgent, and I hear the Fiat's door open and I hear Enzo's voice, thin and strained, saying something I cannot make out. He is alive. The shot was clean and he is alive and I am in the chapel with the ledger in my hands and the proof of everything Don Tobia has done pressed against my ribs.

“Fine. Since you’re going to be a good guy, then you prepare for his burial!” Harvey smiled at Rhodes before swinging a kick. Bam! Takai was sent flying before landing right in front of Rhodes. Blood immediately spurted out of his mouth. His life force was dwindling… He showed a lifeless gaze. He never thought Harvey would still kill him despite the situation. The crowd went dead silent. ‘Takai’s dead?’ ‘He’s a genetically enhanced expert of the Island Nations!’ ‘And yet he died just like that!’ Julie and Rhodes felt sluggish.

And since Ricky's WhatsApp happened to be logged in on my tablet and it was still synced, I was able to see exactly what was on the USB drive. Keith was sentenced to death, which made headlines nationwide. Jenna, on the other hand, was left in a vegetative state after the emergency treatment failed, and the money Keith had given her had long been transferred away by his subordinates. Even her hospital expenses were initially covered by the police. As for Ricky, he was kneeling at my doorstep at the moment, accusing me of deceiving him in our marriage. "You're the daughter of business tycoon Warren Klein! Why did you deceive me into thinking you were just an ordinary person?

"She's been studying us." "For years. And Kael? Those three boys who were attacked? They all died in separate 'accidents' within six months of her return. Car crash, hunting accident, and a freak drowning incident. That's not all. Upon their death, she came on Ctok in a now-deleted video. And said those boys got their karma." "But was she active before their death?" Kael asked.

I heard Kira's voice, and I blacked out instantly as my head hit the roof of the vehicle. Finally, I managed to find the dead. I just hoped my team had enough time to escape, and I prayed they would never get caught again until death. T.b.c ©2021

THE BARON WATCHED the news reviewing the death of one Abiram Alana; and he was not pleased in any instance. Yes, he didn’t care about the deceased, personally…he doesn’t really care about most people; but the one suffering most, other than the rotting bodies of the two, was his reputation revered at the aggrandized podium. When the rulers of the underground find out about these seemingly casual murders of people under his umbrella, they’d lose trust in his men; his words; him.

Kira and her girls went after her on bikes, while Dean and I trailed behind. "Shit!" I heard Kira scream the minute she drove past the iron gate. We stopped outside watching as she fell off the bike, lying on the floor lifeless. Before we could tell if she was dead for sure, the gate slammed close. "If she is not dead already, she will be dead," Dean said. "This is it, then," Kira said, and we all turned back. Katya has such a terrible fate; it would have been better if she had died in my hands than to die at the hands of those merciless creatures.

“Where is it now?” Kenan’s mouth tightened. “Dead.” I blinked. “Dead?” “All that exertion with no rest finally caught up to it earlier today.” His expression darkened. “It just… keeled over. One moment it was pacing and snarling, the next—gone. No struggle, no fight. Just dropped dead like a puppet with its strings cut.” A silence settled over us. Mari exhaled, shaking her head. “I’ve never even heard of something like that before.”

"You could bring me a suitcase full of problems and I'd still open the door." A tiny laugh escaped her through the tears. "That's a weird thing to say." "I'm a weird man." "Very." "Thank you." She smiled. Kane kissed her forehead. Then his phone vibrated. He ignored it. It vibrated again. He finally pulled it out. One message. His expression changed. Mona noticed immediately. "What?" "Nothing." "Kane." He locked the phone. "I'll handle it." Her eyes narrowed. "That doesn't sound like nothing."

I frowned in confusion and Alessio tightened his grip around me “thing is, when we tried finding you on any system, maybe you had to let go of that kidney due to any disease, or as Mr. Aslanov mentioned, due to your accident; but there was nothing about it. Your own records show that you are dead” “Interesting” was all I responded. I looked at the doctor and waited for him to go on, but he went quiet seeing as I had no reaction to what he was saying. It wasn’t that it didn’t hurt, but it suddenly felt like I went numb. Everything in me just felt like it froze, and I didn’t want it to function anymore. Humanity, love, passion, anger, fear, sadness, everything was just blank “if there is nothi