Life After Life Book Summary Novels & Stories

Cassian said as he held down Dunley, who was about to get up. "Don't worry about me. Take Anthony and go!" Dunley said grimly. "Go? Do you think you can still go anywhere?" Sneering, Leland got back on his feet. What the hell? Cassian's eyes widened. "You must be wondering why I'm not dead yet, even though you killed my life-bound parasite," Leland remarked smugly. "Well, it's because my life-bound parasite isn't dead." "That's impossible!" Before Cassian made his attack, he'd used the All-Seeing Eye and saw that Leland's life-bound parasite was a tiny bee hiding inside a blood vessel under his ribs. The needle should've killed it for sure.

“Nah. I think we’re just getting started. We are in the happy ending part of our story of life.” He looked puzzled at me so I explained it to him that life is just like a book. The beginning is our childhood and growing pains. The middle is teenage angst and early life lessons. The chaos is our twentys and everything. Climax is the end of it all and finally is our happiness and the resolution. He nods. “Never thought of it like that.” “I found mine,” I tell him. “Hope you found yours.” “I did,” he says. We shake hands.

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I died unloved. I lived unloved. And in the end, they divided my belongings before my body was cold. It was all for nothing. The darkness swallows me. And I let it. Because dying is easier than accepting the truth: I wasted my entire life. And I can never get it back. --- Cold. Dark. Nothing. I float in void. No body. No pain. No thoughts beyond the terrible clarity that this is death. This is what comes after. Nothing. Just... nothing.

Only inside what had already become their life. End of Chapter One Hundred and Five

I didn't expect, though, to see the news one day. Joe had exposed his identity. His enemies, who had hated him for years, found him all at once. He didn't survive the night. His death was horrific—his body tortured beyond recognition; his limbs and head were missing. Yet, he had died smiling. According to witnesses, his last words were, "Son, I've come to redeem you." Staring at the news, my phone suddenly notified me of a massive transfer. Only then did I realize—it was Joe, sending me every bit of his remaining funds before he died.

It was a new chapter of my life. （THE END）

A life without Sage's interruptions, a life filled with family and friends' love, a life where you get to enjoy being a supernatural being, such a life is what I live! TBC.... This is supposedly the last chapter but it isn't so please watch out for the author's note that coming up shortly right after this chapter. Try to read it please. It's important for the continuation of this book.

“Maybe not everyone gets the ending they planned... but I think everyone deserves one. Even if it looks different. Even if it takes time.” Lila nodded thoughtfully. “Like how you didn’t know your story was going to end with us.” Emma smiled. “Exactly.” Her next book took root slowly. It wasn’t a story about loss it was one about finding joy again. About what comes after the storm. About how survival isn’t the end, but the beginning of something softer, stronger. She didn’t rush it. She let the words come like waves. Gentle. Steady. Healing. One night, curled in bed with Jake beside her and Lila asleep down the hall, Emma whispered, “I didn’t think I’d get to live a second life.”

With a surge of celestial power, he shattered the restriction and delved his divine senses into its depths. In an instant, a scripture saturated with the essence of death and destruction materialized in Severin's mind. After a while, Severin slowly opened his eyes as his eyes gleamed with excitement. The jade plaque in his grasp contained the teachings of Eliza, titled the Parnava Scripture. It was an ancient training exercise that focused on the path of death.