Pitou Hxh Death Novels & Stories

Nonetheless, I would nod occasionally and chuckle when they did, even if I hadn't heard the jokes. Eventually, Alpha Riel made his entrance, and the hall fell silent. It brought back memories of the previous party, which had ended tragically with the death of a gamma in the hall—the night Harrison had died due to his recklessness. Alpha Riel delivered a brief but touching speech, and I couldn't help but be moved by it. I noticed Diego standing nearby with an indifferent expression on his face. Alpha Riel once again emphasized that Diego would be his successor, and to my surprise, it seemed that everyone had accepted this fact.

"Mr. Hawkins, we've confirmed it. Perry's death was indeed a suicide. Xena went to the site personally," a subordinate reported. Andrei nodded, setting aside Perry's final letter. He raised his hand, and a tablet was handed to him immediately. "This is all the information we could gather on Felix. Please take a look." Time slipped by as Andrei meticulously studied the details for over two hours. He had always been detail-oriented, after all. "Felix is far from ordinary, as expected. Most of the people in his circle are not ones we can afford to provoke," Andrei remarked.

I whispered fiercely to Dennis after he had dipped his head to my face, resisting the urge to bolt toward my husband and feeling my heart jump in my chest when Alexander’s eyes found mine, and his lips tightened as though it pained him to see me crying. What the hell was wrong with him? How dared he try to be a bloody messiah? Now? “Accident off the highway, cliff not far from the manor...cops found two bodies, Xander and me, we’ve confirmed that it's Ghost and...and Laura Diego.” He mumbled back and I clapped a hand to my mouth to keep from gasping, feeling tears spring to my eyes as a hollow feeling started inside me. Laura Diego was dead? I shook my head, unable to believe it.

“Authorities confirm that Flight HX-227 crashed shortly after departure. Rescue operations are underway. Casualties are feared. Passenger identities are still being confirmed...” Felix felt the blood drain from his face. “That’s…” he whispered faintly. “That’s his flight,” one of the uncles breathed, horror hollowing out his voice.

Riveria needed him. Their expressions eased slightly when they saw how cooperative Stephen was. “I have a small request,” Stephen suddenly said. “I want to see my grandfather.” The other party froze. They did not expect Stephen to know that Harrison came to Riveria too. However, remembering Harrison’s death, they all looked troubled and stayed silent. Stephen sensed something off. “What is it?” The group exchanged glances. Knowing there was no way to hide it for long, one of them said with a sigh, “He’s dead. Your grandfather, Harrison Quinn, passed away today at 3 p.m.”

Thomas asked, not even lifting his head up. “A fire broke out in the hospital, there were twenty-seven casualties, one death. Do you know who died, Mr. Mayo?” Diana asked mysteriously. “Who?” “Oho, give it a guess.” “I can’t guess. Just say it.” “Tsk, you’re really boring.” With her hands on her hips, Diana said, “The one who died in the fire was the one person who’s constantly going against us, the chairman of Pivot Technology, Master Centipede!”

And it turned out to be about the GK Group. “The Phoenix City has encountered a great loss, the death of a man who has made immense contributions to the city's economy. As the Old Master and Matriarch of the Harrisons Empire is buried tomorrow, we all wish him everlasting peace and happiness in the other world. Our heartfelt condolences go to his family, especially his grandson, Lucas Harrison.” Heidi's hand stopped with the remote. Feeling the flood of emotions rushing up her chest, she took in a deep breath to prevent her tears from falling.

But it was Tabitha who replied him. "Yes she did",she said softly. "He's a strong healthy boy". "That's great news",he said. Then he noticed Xavier's pained expression at the same time he noticed Cassie wasn't with them. "Where is she?". Tabitha started crying again as she turned away. Xavier looked away and gritted his teeth, holding back his tears. "Cassie's dead. Damian killed her",Tabitha whispered. Leo closed his eyes at the news. During the short time they were together, he had grown closer to the ice goddess. To hear she was dead now was a heavy blow to him.

He gazed up at the sky. "My father once told us not to apologise for those you didn't do. Once done, it's done. You cannot return it. Pity won't bring back everything in place," he said. She nodded her head, understanding him. He doesn't want any pity, and she understood him. Not every person likes being pitied about, especially for a young proud man like Xavier. For him, receiving pity would only make him look pathetic. "She died a few years ago, when the twins were still babies," he started off. "She died in an ambush."

I’m sure he was joking. I and my best friend could not be fighting over who I already knew was mine and belonged to me forever. It was going to be a very big blow when he finds out “There’s no competition man” I smiled knowingly He looked at me in questioning, his forehead creased but straightened out immediately. “Word is out” his voice went serious I was quiet waiting for the information “They was some sighting of Paxton in New York last week” My body turned rigid and my blood boiled The man who was responsible for the death of Hazel’s parents.