Mina Ashido Death Novels & Stories

"What is going on this morning? You're scaring me right now." I didn't answer her right away. I was still trying to piece together how any of this could be possible. The officer said Aysha died in a car accident this morning. But if that was true, then who cleared out this entire closet before it happened? Who packed her jewelry and her suitcase and left this room looking like nobody had ever lived in it? "Adrian, say something." Mira grabbed my arm, forcing me to look at her. "You're bleeding. Let me see your hand."

"Ado-" "Tell me what happened to Ash?" Adom cut her off. He was full of worries for Ash. Jenny tilted her head sadly. "Ash.. He- he couldn't contact you earlier because he was very sick. Ash always had a serious heart condition since he birth Jai, Adom. He was planned for open-heart surgery soon and we told him to let you know. He freaked out on telling you and broke up with you instead. He was suffering too. It was a bad choice because it hurt him more than he could take. Remember the day you stopped receiving his messages? He had a heart failure that day, Adom." Tears rolled down on her cheeks. Adom was speechless, unable to function and before he realised, he was crying silently too. Oh g

He was silent while looking at the calmness of the sea. "Do you mind if I ask what is the reason why she pass away?" I hesitated for a bit. "She commit suicide because the one he loves married someone else." There was range in his voice that I understand because it was indeed painful. "Ashi is a precious thing that left in me. But everytime I saw her, it only reminds me of my sister and the stupidity of ger father." I listened as ghe keeps on talking. It happened that I got surprised when he look at me with such anger and loathe in his eyes.

AVA He laughed. Asher freaking laughed at me! I struggled out of his grasp, wrapping my arms around myself. Making my way back to our car, while ignoring him calling out to me. I couldn’t tell his car apart from the others, so I was forced to stop and wait for him to catch up with me. My thoughts drift back to those minutes in darkness, and the lights coming back on. If I had been imagining, then I wouldn’t have seen the figure in the light. Also, why will I be imagining Caden out of the blue? His death was painful, we mourned him.

My chest felt heavy, like every heartbeat was dragging me closer to a choice I didn’t want to make. Then Knox stepped forward. “We can’t wait. They’re laughing at us and we won't have that.” His gaze slid to me. “Unless someone here wants to talk peace.” I met his eyes. “I want to think before I bury another brother.” “Thinking doesn’t stop bullets,” he shot back. “You gonna write them a letter, Ash? Ask them nicely not to kill us?” A few brothers snickered, uneasy laughter mixing with anger. Griff slammed his fist down. “Enough! Ash, you in or out?”

"After me died… your company never even went bankrupt." Takuto blinked. "What?" "Yamada—the executive who framed you—his fake accounting was uncovered just one week after me death. Auditors caught everything. If i had just… waited…" Rishi laughed without mirth. "If i still endured for a few more days, we would have survived everything." Takuto’s world tilted. He felt it in his bones—the sheer absurdity of their previous ending. The waste. They had died for nothing. Their love, their sacrifice… meaningless in the eyes of time.

She said, I sighed. “What do you mean?” I asked calmly. “There isn’t any car available to pick him up, he’s stuck at the airport.” She said, I rolled my eyes. “What about Misha?” I asked, she gave me sad smile. “Don’t tell me he is still sick!” I said and she nodded. “Misha Died yesterday, I forgot to tell you.” She said and Jazmine gasped. I also gasped. Misha is one of my workers and he has been sick for months.

"I'm here for you, so please-" "Don't come any closer, I don't want to hurt you." Adira smudged her eye makeup. "I know, I know. You don't have to be scared." Ashton said coming closer then- Bang! The silence after was much louder than the shot before. It slid off her hands like it had not prior weight, it had seemed the whole world was shaking in front of Adira. She screamed Ashton name but she doubted anyone could hear her when she certainly couldn't hear herself. She cried out falling on Ashton's still body, what had she done? She had just killed the only man she had ever loved.

There had been dozens of drunken college students watching us, eying the popular sorority girl and their Luna. It had been my brief association with her that got her killed, but it was Zeke who had seen her last—who had watched as she got into an uber and headed back to the lake in search of her cellphone. ‘We’re striving for peace, Lola. There are always going to be vile people who want to destroy that. They’ll do whatever it takes to get their way, but that’s when we need to stand strong, not back down. What happened wasn’t your fault, and we’re going to do everything in our power to make sure what happened to Carson doesn’t happen again.’ Asher’s voice was the last thing I had expected, h

And I drive the shard home. The shard punches deep—blood fountains. The Heart convulses—a wet, shuddering gasp. And finally— It dies. The air shudders, the stones shake, and the pit wails—not with anger, but with grief. Something ancient and rotted and wrong weeps into the dark, and I know—we killed something it loved. Good. Let it mourn. Let it drown in it. I collapse to my knees beside the ruined corpse, blood pouring from a hundred torn seams in my body, the shard clutched tight against my chest.