Nirvana Where The Bad Folks Go Novels & Stories

That my life would have been so much easier if Ethan had succeeded in killing me? I looked at the group of psychotic men in front of me. My hearing started to grow fuzzy, and my eyes couldn't hold out any longer. They gripped my shoulders, forcing me to kneel. I didn't understand why they were doing this. Why had the world become so cruel? What happened to humanity? “You’re going to enjoy this.”

As Luciana burst through the door, she announced, "Alessandro is still combing the globe for you. Yesterday, the international tracking system almost detected your location! The product launch is tomorrow. It'll be a global live stream. Will you be able to make it?" Serafina thought for a moment, then nodded. "This day was always coming. He and I… It's time we settled things." … As a plane cut through the clouds, the team debated what to name their new cognitive-based holographic product. "What should we call it?" "The biggest selling point of our product is that it lets users experience an entirely new kind of life. Why don't we call it Reborn?" Asher suggested. Everyone agreed. Not only wa

] [But both Leighton and Harley were Type A, which means the kid couldn't possibly be theirs! [Leighton investigated and discovered that Harley had low sperm count. To get her pregnant, he actually drugged her and had someone else sleep with her!] [Harley had already been pushing her so hard this past year that she was emotionally unstable. The moment she found out, she grabbed a kitchen knife and hacked him to death!] [When the police arrived, she'd already drunk pesticide herself and was dead too.] [Logan, tell me honestly. Isn't this exactly what people mean when they say karma always comes around? No one is spared.]

Caleb and Phillip exchanged glances watching the third boy seating opposite them scroll through his phone without saying another word. Nathaniel was averse to humans,he would develop rashes on his arms and on his legs if he got close to people. It was one of the many reasons why people were forbidden into his space but the main reason was that he absolutely hated having strangers and unfamiliar people in his space. “Kelvin is throwing a party, y’all gonna show up?” Caleb asked, breaking the delicate silence.

After a while, Kavyaa had managed to pick up quite a few sticks in her hand and she was just about to turn away from her collecting spot when she soon heard a low animalistic like growl. She nervously gasped and turned around. She was pretty sure that Mr Finlay said, this whole northern region of the island is a wolf free zone, this morning on the ferry when they traveled, to get here. But as she slowly turned around, there was no sign of the wolf. "Kai don't push me away, I need you!" Kavyaa slowly approached a tree and saw one if the student council members standing by the river side with someone else. "Nabi, what happened last night, can't happen ag—m!"

“Oh, I don’t expect you to give in easily. But rest assured, Helen, I will enjoy breaking you. You will come to understand that resistance is futile.” I backed away until my back hit the wall, the reality of my situation crashing down around me. This was a nightmare I couldn’t wake from. The weight of despair threatened to consume me, but I refused to let it. I would find a way to escape. I had to believe that Iris, Gavin, and Jerry would come for me. The Boss approached, his expression unreadable as he leaned closer. “Now, let’s make this interesting,” he said, his voice barely above a whisper.

"Amy, come here! Tonight you're going back to the basement. You're not allowed to come out without my permission." Terrified, Amy clung tighter to my clothes. I pushed her behind me and gently coaxed her. "Don't be afraid, my darling. In this country, no one can harm you." "Bitch!" Isla spat. "Even if you drag in the highest official, it won't help you. Austin rules this city." "In that case," I said coldly, "things in this city are about to change." The words had barely left my lips when the roar of engines thundered from the distance. Dozens of armored trucks loaded with cash barreled down the street, making the ground tremble.

he said. "The environment here is dangerous. Anything could happen at any time. You're a woman. Why put yourself through this? Come back with me. This place is unsafe. Let's go home, okay? Everything that happened before was all my fault. I'll apologize and make it up to you. "Whatever you want, I'll give it to you. Just come back with me." Go back?

A thing may have a name, but more often than not, peeling back the political correctness to reveal the nasty honesty beneath was healthier. So this was death row. If the men and women within it avoided their intervention, well, then they would become zombies. Or bone eaters. Or smilers. And they, the five, were Crowners. That sounded a lot healthier than ‘End of Life Policy Counselors’, which was what it said on their tax returns.

POV - GIOVANNI CARSON There was no doubt that we were toxic, foolish and naïve. Blinded by the mere thought of an everlasting tension. And it sucks when you know that you need to let go, but you can't because you're still waiting for the impossible to happen. I sat there, watching people dance to the erotic music, The lights constantly changed color illuminating the room with bright neon colors. blue. red. pink. purple. Each time the colors changed, so did my thoughts.