Leila Dejoseph Accident Novels & Stories

In the living room, Elina was holding her phone and looking at something very attentively. “What is your wife watching? He took out two plates of food from the kitchen and placed them on the table. She looked over at him and then showed him the latest news. “Is the retribution coming very quickly? You see, her mother and daughter, on the way to escort them to another station, had an accident and lost their lives on the same road where his mother died. Levi Liam is paralyzed half of his body. Now turned into a madman. He read through a few lines of information and sighed.

"That's impossible! She's been with me the past few days. No wolfsbane, I swear. She was fine this morning, before the exam." Dr. Jafar didn't argue. He knelt beside the car, gently prying Leila's eyelid open, shining a small light into her eye. Her body flinched, a whimper escaping her lips. "Acute onset," he said, already lifting her into his arms. "Not from prolonged exposure. Someone dosed her recently." My blood ran cold. Recent. Which meant… either at Lucas's house, where she'd returned after the exam, or at her uncle's dinner party, the one she'd mentioned in passing, the one I'd told her to skip.

she explained. “You should have told me when you guys left none of this would have happened but still I guess it is a good thing cause it gives Amaya exposure and for her to have enough practice,” Josiah said but deep down he was afraid that things might go wrong. “What is Leila planning?”

“Did the demon do this? Did we destroy it?” Judy’s expression grew puzzled. “Demon? What are you talking about? You had an accident, sweetheart. You hit your head.” Leesa struggled to make sense of all this. An accident? She did not remember any accident. She remembered battling Lamashtu, that’s what she remembered. Leah had blasted the demon with her dragon fire, while Dominic, Ralin and Leesa had poured their magic into the fiery stream as well. She remembered thunder and lightning, and an explosion of some sort, and then everything went blank.

The word her father had said in the moments before the car had slammed into the tree. Lea pushed herself off the bed and walked over to the windows overlooking the beach. She hugged her arms around her body, trying to contain the disturbing images that flashed into her brain every time she thought of the accident. Accident? What a misnomer that was. It had been no accident. Her father had wanted to kill them all and had just about succeeded in doing so. He and her mother had died at the scene, but Lea had been saved by a passing motorist—an off-duty nurse who had controlled the bleeding until the paramedics had arrived. Lucky Lea. That was what she’d heard the medical staff call her at the h

Donita begged desperately. “STOP calling me your child!” Elijah yelled. “You are NOT my mother! I’ve had no mother for a long time!” “Fine—act tough, Furtiza! But you’ll need me eventually! Help me get the money, and I’ll let you stay in Lejandro’s life!” Meanwhile, Lejandro and Raquel were returning to the ER. Little Tiffani was walking beside them—miraculously awake and completely unhurt. “The accident wasn’t severe,” the doctor explained. “They hit a stray dog, causing their vehicle to swerve. Tiffani fainted, which triggered another accident nearby.”

Karthik suggested, and I nodded leaving the hospital. I finished all the work in the middle and returned to see the solemn looks of those three making me feel more panic right now. Don’t tell me that she is again in a coma. “Is she fine?” I asked them frowning. “She is fine, but…” Leela trailed off. “She doesn’t remember from the day my party was last year in a hotel. She is talking about some car accident with another car when she was lifting a phone call while driving to the hotel.” Karthik explained.

said Reeves, his laugh sounding discordant, as if forced to shake off the bad feeling that was rushing through him. "What is it?" asked Vida, who also seemed unable to contain her curiosity. Leo took a deep breath, before saying it all in one breath. "Not me, but Mr and Mrs Wijaya." “…!” Reeves immediately froze. “W-what do you mean?” “They were both an accident, Young Master. Their car was hit by a truck. Mr. Dean survived. But ….” "Do not say!" Reeves gasped. "M-Mom. How could she—?”

he said with a chuckle as he bent to assist her. But just as his hand touched her, Leila collapsed again, either from weak legs or some deeper cause. This time, her body landed hard against a jagged stone. A sharp gasp escaped her lips, and her face went deathly pale. "Blood—there's blood!" One of the women nearby cried out in alarm, her finger trembling as she pointed. All eyes followed, falling on the growing red stain beneath Leila. "She's had a miscarriage, hasn't she…"

Leo had sent a new file with legal and financial ties tracing Claire to several small private hospitals, one of which had employed Elara Jensen shortly before her so-called accident. A Coincidence? Isla didn’t believe in those. She poured herself a glass of water and stared out at the deep sky. She remembered the same old hospital again. The way Lucian left when she needed him the most. The way she was left alone to grieve while her child died. Everything about that night reeked of orchestration. She picked up the phone and called Leo. “Leo. Find out who was driving the truck that hit Elara.” There was a pause on the other end. “You think it wasn’t an accident?”