Lose You Now Burnsie Novels & Stories

His anguish grew until he threw back his head and roared his pain. His left side was on fire. He rose and screamed with the pain. He could feel his skin melting; feel his insides boiling with the heat. Then there was a splash of icy water and he fell to the ground and into blackness. The blackness was a relief from the pain that consumed him, the pain of the burns, the pain of losing his Selena, his soul-mate.

His body burned, but the anger kept him from opening his mouth, and screaming in pain. When he was placed down, he was placed inside a bird cage, the whiteness of it hurting his eyes. He waited until the giant disappeared away from him, and then dropped to his knees. The flames of Divine Energy was all over him, and instead of caving into the pain, it fueled his fury. Suddenly, Loss was startled as he looked into the bars of the cage; his reflection looked back at him, and he realized that he was looking at Josie. "Loss." she whispered, sensing him.

When the song ends, he spins her back out and kisses her hand, causing her to blush. The music then meshes into the next song that’s significantly slower. Jonny pulls her body flush with his and wraps his arm around her back. Before the very first song lyrics of The Weeknd’s Lost in the Fire play, Gabe barks out, “oh hell no”! I’m confused until I take in the lyrics and realize why my brother has stalked off towards them. “I wanna fuck you slow with the lights on, you’re the only one I’ve got my sights on. Type of sex you could never put a price on! I’ll take it off, you’re the one I’ll roll the dice on. And I just want a baby with the right one, cause I could never be the one to hide one! A

“You’re playing with fire.” “Burn me.”

It was funny how I'd been kept in the dark for five years, as I'd fallen for her claim of wanting to keep a low profile again and again. It wasn't that she didn't want to celebrate it. It was that I didn't deserve to be celebrated. With my eyelids drooping and my breathing growing faint, the paramedic started crying out of desperation. Seeing how bloody I was and how close I was to death, she borrowed an electric scooter from a kind stranger and rushed me out of the ambulance. We were so close to the venue that I even heard Brandon ask, "Babe, what's that thing on the scooter? It's gross…"

Looking out, I felt nothing but a quiet release. … Tucker sat in his office with his brow furrowed. Late at night, his phone buzzed, Shelby's name lighting up the screen. He let out a tired sigh before answering, "Hello? What is it?" Shelby's voice came through, laced with frustration. "Tucker, are you still at the office? It's late. Why aren't you home yet? Don't you care about me anymore? Do you even realize how humiliating it was to sit through that dinner by myself tonight?"

For one second, he froze. Then, the very next second, he smashed the urn against the wall. "You've really learned to say anything now, haven't you." The box split open, and my sister's ashes scattered across the floor. In that moment, my heart died too. "That's my sister!" Burning tears in my eyes, I ran over and scooped the ashes back into the box handful by handful. Tears struck the floor one drop after another. At last, I broke down completely.

A joke. One day, maybe one day, she would let Lola know that she’d meant those words she’d treated as a joke today, but for now, she had to clear out the weeds and take them out from the roots. * * * “Now don’t you shoot yourself in the foot, my proud friend? There’s still more time left.” Grandfather Sanchez cautioned Old Boyd who had rang him up via video chat to taunt him. The man was persistent and Lazarus Sanchez started to get more irritated. The door to his bedroom opened and Mr Henry walked in and bowed.

The fire spread quickly, and the smoke was so thick that it obscured everything. Sabrina broke free from the police and rushed into the flames. Standing amidst the fire, Stanley laughed madly. "You're right. We both deserve to die. We should all die with Jaycee." But Stanley's hope was shattered as they were saved. However, Sabrina suffered severe burns on her face. And Hannah, exposed to the thick smoke for too long, was left mentally impaired. Stanley was sentenced to over ten years for abduction and arson. When he was released from prison, he went to see Lily. She had grown up and had already taken over the Hartman family's business, handling everything with swift and decisive authority.