Murder Island 2 Novels & Stories

“I’ll manage. I have to, besides I’ve been there before it’s not easy but doable.” Silence filled the room as Dave takes time to remember his dear Ava. Adia’s cracked a joke to let go of the intense feelings. Joy once again returned as everyone laughed at the joke. Adia watched them all, her heart full in a way she hadn’t felt before. For a moment, the world felt balanced again—despite the chaos beyond their walls. But somewhere in the city, beneath the surface of celebration and new beginnings, a darker truth was still waiting. Ethan Cross had been murdered. And the person responsible was still out there.

And the dining room was pindrop silent. "It was my glass". The next sentence in death cold voice by Blaze was another bomb exploded on the family. Trist instantly linked his men to trace the maid who served. Meanwhile Ming drove Blaze and Swift to the pack hospital. The kids were terrified and crying for their dads, so Simon took charge of them. There was a certain bond between Simon and the kids. Only he was able to calm them in the absence of their dads. He made sure to put them asleep, and guarded the door, not allowing anyone to pass through.

Maru said to the system. "Affirmative, Maru." Madame Ais responded. "Thank you, Madame Ais." Maru said to the system. He waited for Madame Ais's reply but none was given after five breaths. Maru tried sleeping but the entire day flashed back before his eyes. He saw the deaths in that village. An image of the man he murdered also reappeared. Maru wished that he could forget his ugly face. But every time he closed his eyes, the picture of his gory death would once more come into existence. Like a constant reminder of what he had done.

Nathan sought clarification. Mila nodded. Before long, the subordinate returned, panting. "It's done." Mila and Nathan held their guns to Murray's head, guiding him outside. The island was tranquil at night, the moon casting its radiant glow, illuminating their path with clarity. Lucas and Oliver, accompanied by several armed men, trailed behind until they reached the boat. Nathan turned to Mila. "Can you steer the boat?" She shook her head. Nathan handed her the gun. "Don't worry. Just kill him if he makes any sudden moves."

Ellie “How did it go?” I asked with deep curiosity. Murray and Isla were both back from the pack house, and I needed to know what went down before I would burst open in my state of pent-up curiosity. I glanced over at Murray sitting on a wooden chair beside the door, he quietly lit up the cigarette that he held between his lips. I could see his eyes were swollen from the tears he shedded to solidify the fake news, and some part of his arm had dried bloodstains---dried fake bloodstains. “We're to bury our dead. I guess our plan went down well,” Isla said as she and Manny stood beside the corpse, “Now you've got to get this corpse breathing once more,” I turned and watched her go over to a rac

"You have your mother’s fire. And I promise you... you will never have to run." As the helicopter flew toward the horizon, leaving the sinking island behind, the Alpha and his Queen finally held their prize. Not a corporate empire, not a genetic project, but a family. And in the darkness of the Pacific, a single red light on a floating piece of debris continued to blink. [TRANSMISSION RECEIVED: TARGETS SECURED. PHASE TWO INITIATED.]

She was delighted and hastened her speed. Morticia looked around at the coastline and realized that the island was relatively small. There was a small hill in the center, and the surroundings were calm. The vegetation was lush, and there was no evidence of human development. It was unmistakably an uninhabited island. 'That is not Ice Fire Island.' Morticia was slightly discouraged by the scenario, but she quickly calmed down. She went to a grassy area and sat in a cross-legged position to recover. Morticia had intended to rush to the Ice Fire Island once she had recovered completely.

My index finger pressed tightly against his muscular back as if to embrace the whole world, resolving myself that unless I died, I would never give up even on the faintest hopes. Dicken was swimming rapidly even as he pulled me along, and we soon escaped the range of the aircraft’s falling debris, and was very close to the island I suspect to be Iwo Jima. There were reefs of various sizes around us, which just happened to provide some cover. We could see that the flames were still burning on the island from where we were, while Bob and Mary’s ship had docked at a nearby shore. Japanese army troops were receiving them, offloading the glass tanks containing the captured merfolk and moving them

That's why everyone named the place Empty Heaven. From the outside, Empty Heaven looked beautiful and so indulgent to the eyes. The eternal snow on top of the huge mountain peak in the middle of it was truly enthralling. But the island has always been empty since the great war between the werewolf and vampires and caused the surrounding island to be inhabited by certain peoples. The large white-looking island, shrouded in snow, was to the left of Empty Heaven, was Severn Island. An island inhabited by vampires. Then the island behind Empty Heaven was Mimora Island with Mimora City as its capital. The island is known to be inhabited by ordinary humans and protected by the Hunters, who are tas

This kind of small islands, it is difficult to form a complete food chain, and there are no land organisms that can migrate over, so in addition to birds, there is usually no wildlife, at best ...... that is, when the sea island is not yet separated from the mainland, the monkeys, mongooses, and other small animals that are left behind. That's why Mu Zi felt that hunting on a sea island, that's a pie in the sky. Just as she was thinking this, she saw a plum deer, slowly slinking past the front door of her house ......