Rei's Death Novels & Stories

He knows that's true, but he couldn't just leave, he wanted to hear what Aria had to say. "I think..."The sound of a sniper gun took everyone by surprise, and they turned around to see where the bullet landed. Reynold froze as he saw the sides of his sister, bleeding profusely. No, this can't be happening. "Aria!!!" He immediately took her away from the area at full speed, but she kept straining for the words. " V...v... Vega." With that, she died in his arms. "Aria? Aria?" Reynold fell to his knees with Aria dead in his arms. He watched her lifeless body without taking a breath. "Aria!!" He growled in pain.

What does her death have to do with our group? “And, based on your reaction, the reason why Rei wanted to join us is because the killer of her cousin is a member of the student council.” I was shocked, but I didn’t let it see through my face. I kept a blank expression, and just listened to what Jada was saying. Rei’s cousin was killed by an officer? It felt weird. How can someone kill a human being? I suddenly thought of Amelia, and I immediately scolded myself for even doubting my girlfriend.

“K-KURGHHHH!!” Their screams of the phantom pain they were experiencing were further amplified by the suffocating darkness that overwhelmed them. These beings were not used to being in pain, or blindness. The hesitation they had avoided for so long soon transformed into confusion. … And then despair. “Guess you didn’t like my pitch. Oh well…” Rey’s disconcerted voice was the last thing they heard. And with that, their lives came to an end. ******* Smoke was still emanating from Rey’s fingers as he looked at the deceased creature.

She saw Reikel next to her and leaning back in the chair as he slept and holding one of her hands. "Reikel," she called softly after waking him up. He woke up quickly and was very happy to see that he was awake. "Thank God, you're awake. Did you know that I almost went crazy when I found out what happened to you?" Relief is visible on his face now that she was awake. "What happened to Karim?" she immediately asked Reikel. His fists clenched and his teeth gritted before answering her question. "He's dead. He didn't survive the accident. But if he did survive I would kill him so he should die in the accident."

After everything was ready, Ara rushed to change clothes, she tidied herself up and covered the red marks on her neck with foundation. Ara came down and at the same time, Rey just came home. "Mr. Rey, it's unusual for you to just come home." "Yes, the patient I was treating died." Rey looked so sad, the patient should have lived longer but just because of a small mistake from the patient's family, the patient died. "It's destiny, Mr. Rey. A person's fate is in God's hands." Ara tries to comfort Rey, who is sad. Hearing Rey's words made Ara change her expression, she felt very guilty for betraying the man who sincerely loved her.

Ruiz started, and the fact that he led with that instead of an answer nearly took her legs out from under her. “Tell me he’s alive.” “He’s alive. He took a graze wound to the shoulder, nothing life threatening, he’s already at the hospital and stable.” A pause, heavy with things Ruiz clearly didn’t want to say over the phone. “Reyes wasn’t so lucky. One of our officers returned fire when he pulled a weapon on your husband. He didn’t survive.” Mia sat down hard on the nearest chair, the room tilting sideways around her, relief and horror arriving in the same breath and refusing to untangle from each other.

It was William, the Alpha from the Ice Plains Pack, standing behind me. His voice was filled with sorrow, "When you sent him to the Ice Plains, I knew he died painfully. But I didn’t expect... A ten-year-old cub, betrayed by his pack, mauled by lone wolves, abandoned by his father... and forced to watch himself bleed to death." Andrew's final memories were of waiting for death. Even if I had reached him in time, I wouldn’t have been able to save him because the only crystal healing chamber had been taken over by Lucas.

This time, their faces were filled with gratitude. "Professor Callahan, thank you. If it weren't for you, our children would've died in the lab explosion. We almost misunderstood you. Thank you so much!" The stark contrast between their current gratitude and their past fury left me momentarily dazed. Meanwhile, Gregory handed all the collected evidence to the police, who then made it public. … The next time I heard about Bertha and Owen, they'd already been burned to death. This time, it was Devin's parents who did it.

It would close the anomaly, and that closure would not be gentle. So this remains quiet and unofficial. For now, I allow the Reapers to watch more closely than they ever have before. They cluster near those who touch Nora’s life: the thread tied to the café, the barista, the neighbor down the hall, and the stranger at the crosswalk. They record every ripple, every deviation, every shift in probability. Through them, I sense what occurred beneath the open sky, not as images but as echoes in the Weave that linger whenever Death moves too close to her.

If it ever did, he would dismiss it as a mere gossip. Marcus continued staring through the windows as the greenery rushed past them, while he turned back inwardly to something that was troubling his soul. His mind told him he had made a mistake. His ego told him that what he did was right. It was not every day that one got to deal with a witch, even if it was a little boy. That wouldn’t have been a problem if he had not nearly choked because the boy, Jason was looking at him. Dean had died soon after. Problem was he didn’t know how powerful the boy was.