Regulus Corneas Death Novels & Stories

"While Rh-negative blood types are relatively rare, the overall number is still quite large." "Just because he's blind, he's automatically the donor from back then? Besides, I told you, the donor had liver cancer and volunteered as a test subject for my gene project. Donating the cornea was against protocol, I admit, but the person's identity must remain confidential." "And the person's already deceased." The unspoken message: stop chasing this meaningless lead. But the more airtight his answers, the more suspicious Killian became. Just then, Andrew looked at his phone. "The lab sent an emergency notification. I have to head over."

CHAPTER ONE CELESTE’S POV “Alphα‚ Lunα hαs no wolf αnd cαnnot regenerαte blood quickly. Such lαrge-scαle blood extrαction will be too much for her body. Continuing the extrαction might threαten her life‚” the doctor sαid in α low‚ cαreful voice‚ trying not to get Dαrius offended.

"I didn't wait to hear the rest. I turned and walked away. My heart was already dead. There wasn't even any pain left. I led my pup out through the back door. The hinges creaked softly, but no one heard. Behind us, the cheers grew louder, and brilliant fireworks burst across the sky. The ceremony was complete. I could imagine Regulus' expression in that moment. He'd abandoned his wife and pup, even faked his own death, and finally gotten everything he wanted. I kept walking, holding the pup as we left the estate behind. From this moment on, we would never see him again.

Dark eyes beneath a curtain of dark hair give way to thin lips, the upper one interrupted by a scar. It’s a funny thing that he and Edgar are related by blood. All these differences and he looks nothing like his cousin. And now he’s scowling as he looks at Jungkook, scowling, and also somehow smirking. His arms cross over his chest. “Hello, Mattel.” “Imari. You look awful.” The smirk indisputably becomes a scowl. “So, your little birdie tells me the omega you chased after is dead.” He knows Regina’s not dead, but the thought of it still stabs him in the heart nonetheless. “Yes,” Mattel says, and the tear he sheds is very real. “She perished in the attack. In the west tower.”

Her smile made Hubert tremble all over as his face turned ashen. "Ms. Alderidge, I… I didn't mean to do that, I—” Hubert stammered. Regina shook her head and cut him off, "Save your words to explain to Sun God." As soon as she finished speaking, a pair of hands burst through the ground beneath Hubert, tearing through his body and piercing his heart. Hubert looked down at his ravaged chest in a daze, and collapsed to the ground. At some point, an old man with an almost invisible presence appeared behind Regina. Frederick could feel an aura of decay emanating from him. It was he who had killed Hubert.

her body slumps close to that of her mate, Anan and Thelma watched from the side unable to say a word or do anything. Seranda was gone and the last hope left for a new life or a turnover for Greg was thrown out the door. he clenched hard to his chest as his men tried to help him, his wolf howled in pain for the loss of their mate but they couldn't handle the pain for the second time. He smiled watching the sky descend. From a distance, he could see Karine call out to him and without hesitation, he reached out his hands to hold her. The men just watched the light seize from his eyes and like a dream the King, Queen, and Greg were pronounced dead alongside Laurana O'ryan and Ciranda Copper.

Her head spun, and her body began to tremble. "No, it can’t be," she mumbled. Tears don't waste their chance of caressing her cheeks. "I’m sorry," the doctor replied softly. Crystal looked at Chloe, who was now rubbing her eyes in a futile attempt to see clearly. A tear slipped down Crystal’s cheek as she struggled to process the devastating news. Crystal did not need the doctor to explain alkaline to her. Her brain almost shut just thinking of where to find donors for her daughter's cornea transplant.

“Wait. You were here to look for my brother’s file? Why?” Aurora pointed at the symptoms, “Look here.” “… ‘Red eyeballs after death.’” Clemente read out the part that Aurora pointed at and frowned, “Yeah, I remember I that. The doctors said that it is a result of Keavy’s allergy—” “What kind of allergy caused people’s eyeballs to turn red?!” Aurora snapped. She lowered her voice and whispered, “…And earlier today, I found a similar symptom in Elder Randy as well.” Clemente looked as though he had just been struck by thunder.

Apart from her love for the sick Luna, the other grave thing that could happen was if she didn't make it and the news got to Moonbeam pack. It would be a dreadful thing to hear that their eldest daughter had passed away in another pack. Even more, in a pack that had a long history of enmity against them. It would immediately break the treaty and they would apparently not take it lightly. Luna Rosina only hoped whatever Regan was doing, he would do it fast. **** Regan shook his head at the healer that was still busy trying to heal the half corpse that laid on the table. “Get her out of here, what a failure.” He muttered with disinterest and a wave of his hand. The guard came in and dragged he

Regina went through a lot of pain from drug shock. “Those substances took her from not having the disease to being sick. She has a brain tumor. The tumor affected the nerves in her eye so Regina gradually lost her sight,” Clitus explained Regina's condition. Clitus didn't see what Anthony said, so he looked up at him. Clitus widened his eyes and immediately stood up. He walked over to Anthony and picked up Anthony who was about to faint. "Are you okay? Let me examine you." Clitus immediately took out the diagnostic tool he always carried with him, but thought about this situation carefully before running to the door, "Let me go and call the housekeeper to bring the seawater infusion rack."