Revenge Era Gerard Way Novels & Stories

asked Quigley as he returned a smile. “Well, let’s just say I have a grudge against one of these three people… I had initially been wondering how I’d be able to get my revenge, but lo and behold! Here he is, standing right before me! You truly saved me a lot of time and effort to find you!” replied Gerald as he pointed at Hogan. ‘You broke all my tendons, causing me to suffer terribly… Now that you’re standing before me…’ Gerald thought to himself, fully ready to have his revenge.

Dan’s determination for revenge outweighed anything else on the agenda. His first move was to go back to the Sweet Sweepers. He thought long and hard about the things that the police wouldn’t be able to figure out. The other way to cutting a man’s pride is through his money. Gerald was supplying Chris money, for sure. But any smart man wouldn’t just rely on the investment alone.

He laughed bitterly, squeezing harder. Tears spilled down Elene’s face. She shook her head desperately, unable to speak. “I hate gays,” Gerard spat. “Do you know what they did to me? They destroyed my childhood, my dreams, everything I ever wanted. And then fate had the audacity to give me a gay son. Do you know what stopped me from killing him? Only because I never had the chance.” His grip tightened, her face turning pale. “And as for you… you chose him over me. You’ll die just like him. Because he’s as good as dead.”

“Gerard, if anything, tonight has taught me that you’re the kind of man who would place himself squarely between his family and any threat. Of course you’re a hero. Mine, Kayla’s, Rick’s . . . never doubt that.” Gerard stared down into the tear-ravaged face of this woman who meant the world to him and saw sincerity shining up at him. It was in her eyes and in her smile, and the relief that coursed through his body nearly buckled his knees. For the first time in longer than he could remember, he really felt like everything was going to work out. That somehow, against all odds, he had managed to redeem himself and win his wife back. The panic and fear that he’d been living with for more than t

I replied. Mum sighed, collapsing into the chair in front of me. She rested her elbow on my table and held her head for a while longer. She was probably thinking of how I was going too far, when she should be proud of me. I was going against all odds to avenge injustice and she was begging me to stop. Everyone had gotten weaker except for me. I’ll get my revenge even if it’s the last thing I do. “Gerald is the connection to our biggest plugs. If you don’t stop this cat and dog chase now, we’ll close that port.”

“Or has the cat got your tongue? Aliyah isn’t really your sister, is she? You’ve been fucking her since the beginning of our relationship. You played the perfect boyfriend while cheating on me the whole time.” Gerald dropped to his knees right there in the living room. “I’m sorry, Seraph. Please… it won’t happen again. I’ll leave Aliyah. Just forgive me this one last time.” I looked down at him with zero pity. “It’s over, Gerald,” I said coldly. “I can’t date a liar and a cheater like you.” He stayed on his knees, head bowed in shame while his father watched everything unfold. The sweet taste of revenge had never felt so satisfying.

I copied their positions. Revenge was never this fucking glorious.

“A mission gone wrong ? Blame it on Gerald ! A building collapsed ? Blame it on Gerald! The house is under attack ? Blame it on Gerald! The rain fell ? Oh blame it on Gerald. The-” “You are not even making sense.” Olivia cut Gerald’s ramble. “Nothing makes sense ? Blame it on Gerald!” Gerald exclaimed like a maniac. “Are you not tired of it all ? All the bloodshed, the violence, the crimes? Do you plan on spending your entire life with a revenge-crazed and bitter heart ? Okay, what exactly will it take to end all this ?” Olivia asked. “When I’m finally standing over Peter’s breathless flesh with his head severed from his body and in a pool of red.” Gerald seethed.

And most importantly. He didn't know that Lily had died. Aurora slowly sat down. Because now everything was beginning to make sense. Aaron got out of prison. Looked for Lily. Then discovered the truth. Lily was dead. And most likely, he blamed Aurora. Just as he always had. Blaming other people. Blaming the world. Blaming anyone except himself. "He's here for revenge." Darius didn't argue. Because the message inside the box had already made that clear.

Tessa smiled and chimed in, "That's right. Aunt Gloria, Adrian, you should use the recovered money to improve your living situation and take care of your health issues. You both still have long lives ahead of you." I looked out the window. The sun was shining brightly, and the world was vibrant with life. … Half a month later, Mom and I arrived before Dad's grave with the "emergency funds" we'd finally received 15 years too late. We cleaned up around the grave, then placed fresh flowers and offerings before it. With tears streaming down her face, Mom murmured toward Dad's memorial portrait, "Are you watching, dear? Adrian and I have avenged you! The bastards who caused your death have receiv