Robin Dies Novels & Stories

The duo soon left the office and started a journey into the unknown. “You can tell me now, Robin.” I connected to Robin’s mind, expecting him to tell me how he can help me save Zadie. He answered immediately, “We have to wait for the poison to kick him very well before anything can be done.” “What? She will suffer and she might die—” I exclaimed. However, Robin etched, “Trust me, My King, and trust in your mate for she is a special one.”

Kaze clearly deterred Robin from launching another attack. Um… It was impossible. The outcome left emotions running high. While Robin killed Siberian with ease, he was no match for Kaze. Robin looked Kaze dead in the eye, his eyes unreadable. He felt that he was a tiny step away from death when Kaze struck him. It had been many years since Robin was consumed by that feeling. Robin knew from experience what it meant. Kaze could kill him if he wanted to. Robin would end up lifeless just like Siberian.

Robin smiled and pulled me along with him as Ryan chuckled behind as I struggled, but Robin gripped my hands tightly and it hurt more so I gave up struggling. They wouldn't kill me, would they? No, they won't, the school was too big… "Whatever you are thinking, it is the opposite," Robin whispered in my ears and I looked up to his dark eyes. When did Robin become this evil and what was his plan now?

When he glanced up to see who it was, his eyes were met by the ones belonging to a person of authority; Aiden. “How is she?” he questioned as he walked a few steps further into the room. With a sigh Robin muttered, “Could have been worse.” The only thing the king could’ve done was nod in agreement with the boy. “What was she thinking? Diving in front of a bullet for someone she hadn’t seen in years. “I get that he’s her mate and all, but was he really worth dying for?” Robin questioned no one in particular, and Aiden pursed his lips as he moved closer to rest a hand on his shoulder.

However, his body can no longer be found in the corner. So, I glowed the colour of my eyes to see further beyond those dense smoke. And there I found Robin crawling to the other door of the room. In just a blink of an eye, my wolf disappeared from my spot and landed behind Robin and cut off his throat with my fangs. At first, I thought once my wolf killed Robin, the heavy sadness that lingered in my heart for Nathalie's death will be gone. Sadly, it stayed in my heart and was glued on, especially when a few good things happened between us even for a short time spent in the mall.

"He doesn't have anything, Robbin. He’s bluffing. Kade wouldn't have trusted him." "It doesn't matter if he has it or not," Robbin said, her voice eerily calm. She was standing by the window, staring out at the city where Kade had died weeks ago. "The fact that he’s even saying her name means he’s a leak we forgot to plug." Robbin turned around. The "grace" she had tried to show Kade was gone. Her eyes were like cold stones. The month of guilt had transformed into a hard, sharp focus. She was tired of being hunted by ghosts and scavengers.

Everything was truly gone. The realization hit her like a physical blow. She sank back against the tree, sliding down until she sat on the forest floor again. The crumpled note fell from her fingers. Roberto was dead. Truly dead. No more chances in the Harbor. No more stolen mornings wrapped in each other’s arms. The man she loved had been taken away, buried by a father who had waited lifetimes to hold him, only to say goodbye.

Sir Osborn replied, “Yes…” Kayson nodded and woke Robin up. The moment Robin woke up, he first saw Falcon, whose lips and nose were lined with blood. He could not come around to his senses for a long while, and it was only then he understood he had made a big mistake when he realized that Falcon was dead. “Do you hate me very much?” asked Kayson. Robin’s face was bloodless as he stammered, “I… I…” His head was filled with fear as he scrambled up from the ground and begged Kayson for mercy. “I’m sorry, Mr. Yarde! Please forgive me! I didn’t mean to do that at all…”

' Serena, stripped of my support, went bankrupt. This was her intended ending anyway, so I felt no pity for her. As for Lark, without the abilities I bought for her, she died at the hands of her stepmother. The system was ruthless to the core. Before she died, she told her she was only good with the gun because of the purchase I made. Her lips moved, but she never managed to even say the words, "I'm sorry." Still, I no longer cared for their apologies. Finally, the system transferred my last reward. Two billion.

It was my death certificate. Mom picked up a pen but didn't sign. Instead, she threw it heavily to the ground and tore the document apart until it was in pieces. She said, "I'm not signing it. Flora isn't dead! Why should I sign a death certificate for someone who's still alive?" Then, Mom yanked Cindy up from the floor. "Come home with me. Flora pulled this stunt when she was younger. She jumped into the river and made everyone think she was dead. And what happened? Didn't someone send her back the very next day?"