Rei's Death Novels & Stories

Digging up a grave again after the person was buried is not something anyone does. Augustine took a deep breath and looked at Renee, who stayed silent until then. If there is a way to protect Xavier and Sierra, then this is it. This is her chance. "Because my mom is alive. She is not dead" Renee revealed. Gasps of shock echoed around the crowd. "What? How is it possible? She was declared dead in that car crash which killed a couple of cops too. How can she be alive?" one of the reporters asked eagerly, sensing a sensational news in making.

The atmosphere is charged with tension as we discuss the intricacies of our plan, careful to keep our voices low. Viper leans in, intensity etched on his face. "Salena, we need your complete cooperation. Any misstep can expose us. We require detailed information about your mate's routines, vulnerabilities, and potential witnesses." I gulp, feeling the weight of the situation pressing upon me. "I... I can provide you with the necessary details. But please, ensure no harm comes to anyone else. Just my mate," I stammer, my guilt and fear intertwining. Reaper's cold gaze pierces through me as he delivers a chilling response. "Our duty is to follow orders. We won't deviate from the plan unless ab

"Did you watch this episode of the live transmission of death?" "I… I watched it. Will we be captured by the Death Inquisitor too?" The other party's voice was extremely precarious. Kelly could perceive that he was exceptionally apprehensive. She was additionally apprehensive at this point. "Try not to stress over that. I need to purchase something to apologize to Reyne and Carina. Is it true that you are coming?" "I'll go, I'll go. I'll drive. I'll be there right away." It wasn't simply them. After the demise broadcast finished, an enormous gathering of understudies was unnerved. They were grounds menaces, and they were nearly frightened to death.

The blood had nearly stopped flowing. The position of his right hand was strange; his fingers curled as if trying to grasp something. I crouched down. In his open left hand, written crookedly in blood, was a single word: "Run". 02:14. One minute left. 02:15 came. Nothing happened. I was still alive. "Substitute death successful. Eric Dawson was killed at 2:14 in Parking Lot C. Remaining loop time: 48 hours. "Go to Parking Lot C. There’s something for you."

Kevin’s face turned pale, “No… no way. She can’t be dead. The police said that… Rhea was killed at the park a few minutes ago, she's dead.” "W... What?"

The recording ended, and the screen returned to my face. I smiled. It was the most beautiful smile that I had carefully practiced. "Now, do you believe it? Barry, Calvin... and Susan. I traded my life for your awakening. The cost is huge, but I had no choice. Because you never believed me when I was alive. Only death can open your eyes. "Goodbye, my dear family. May you always remember this moment for the rest of your lives... Remember that it was your favoritism that killed me." The video recording ended, and there was a deathly silence.

well, wasn't. "Hey, Rei?" she called quietly. The shadow of a smile lingered at her lips but her eyes were serious. "How are you? Really." I sighed and kept my eyes on the road as we left our little valley town. The trees cocooned the streets and as the city neared, more cars appeared on the roads beside us. "I'm fine, babe." I smiled. "I didn't even know him so I'm not sad over it." "You still found a dead body." She frowned. "I know you didn't know him but you still saw it. That stuff proper screws with your aura and I can see yours is dim."

Reese looked at the report, and she did not understand much, so, even if he asked her to study it now, she would not be able to understand it. "There's nothing suspicious about this report. Where were you on the day your parents died?" Dario asked her calmly. Reese's tears were still in the corner of her eyes, but they had only strengthened by a bit. "I... I fainted outside the school... When I woke up, I was in the hospital." Reese remembered that day, when she was in her third year of high school. She was doing some homework at the milk tea shop beside the school. And after drinking a cup of milky tea, she was unconscious.

Reiss quickly said, “Stop imagining such nonsense. There’s nothing going on between us, and his wife’s at home. I’m here in Swallowston on business and just happened to run into him.” Chuck let off an “Oh” and smiled. “You’re even more beautiful than when we were younger, Reiss. What brings you to Swallowston?” “My little brother is dead so I’m here to collect his ashes.” “Your little brother? Seth?” “Yes.” Reiss nodded. “What happened? How did he die?” “He was executed by a certain someone,” Reiss said as she gritted her teeth. Meanwhile, Adrian silently stood by the side. Chuck looked at Reiss before turning to look at Adrian. He was now even more curious about what was happening. However,

"Oh, William. I'm so sorry. I was wondering when someone from the family would call." Dad's hand tightened on the phone. "What do you mean?" "William, my condolences. I'm truly sorry for your loss." The words hit like a physical blow. Dad had to sit down in the nearest chair. "Ms. Aria Blackwood, female, 27 years old," Dr. Mitchell continued in his professional voice. "Cause of death was acute kidney failure leading to multiple organ failure. Despite our best resuscitation efforts, she was pronounced dead at 3:04 AM on May 20th."