Sad Ending Novels & Stories

Sade was an immensely greedy man, but also a prideful one. He had struck up a deal with an evil god back in the day, thinking that he would be able to join forces with the evil god in around fifty thousand years to kill Richardson and then become the most powerful dimensional guardian in the universe. Sade wanted to rule the universe, but his ulterior motives were completely exposed. This drove him nuts, and he shouted in disbelief as a pillar of light shot out of his palms towards Hailey and Kayleen. "To hell with you and this despicable plan of yours!"

Screams fill the air as the flames roar and smoke coats the already dark skies. When they are all dead, she stands alone in the center of ruin, breathing slowly. Then she lifts her hand. Councilman Daelor flies to her, dragged by an invisible force and right into her grip. “What are you?” he asks, his voice trembling. Sadie ignores his question and instead her fingers wrap around his throat, just as the scepter vanishes. “I warned you,” she says, her voice distorted in a way that sends chills down my spine. “You should have listened.”

“So, are you dumping me?” “Obviously,” I grinned. “I’m sorry, Ced,” Adalee replied. “Why don’t you just think about it first?” he dragged on. Why was he so annoying? He was already rejected! “It’s my first and final decision. I'm really sorry,” Adalee announced. “Is that so?” “Just go away,” I whispered, hoping that he could hear me. “Alright. I guess, I’ll never change your mind. I’ll get going then," he said and finally walked away.

She stopped talking for a moment. “But?” I said softly. “But, he tripped and fell into the bone fire pit. He couldn’t get out of it and we all had to hear his screams as he burned to death out there that night.” She said and wouldn’t look at me. “Sadie? Sadie?” I said her name twice and she finally looked over at me. She was crying and I wanted her in my arms. I got out of bed and walked over to her. I wrapped my arms around her and she came into my chest. “Baby, he was a bad man and you probably saved a lot of girls from having to go through what your friend went through,” I said trying to comfort her the best I could. I wasn’t afraid of her. I knew what she was capable of doing. I also kne

The next morning, she heard from Lucas’s assistant that Vanessa had suffered a miscarriage. … Vanessa sat weakly atop the horse, her voice hoarse as she pleaded for mercy. From the raised platform, Lucas idly toyed with a lighter, his expression unreadable. Only after a long pause did he finally light his cigarette as he decided to let her go. Desperate, Vanessa reached for him, unwilling to accept her fate. But all she received in return was a cold, mocking sneer.

“Listen, Rainey. I know this isn’t how things were supposed to go. You’re supposed to fall in love slowly. Sensibly. With a man who your family approves of, who knows your coffee order and your worst day of the year. Not some guy with a six-pack and a mysterious house by the sea.” I leaned on the balcony railing, gazing out at the crashing waves. “I know. But maybe the way things were supposed to go wasn’t actually what I needed.” Sadie didn’t answer for a while, but I heard her breathing on the other end. Then, finally, “Now go enjoy your second honeymoon or whatever. And send me a pic of this house. I want to see the setting of your upcoming N*****x adaptation.” I laughed and promised I wo

She could feel the weight of history pressing down on her shoulders—the memory of Marcus's hands around her throat, the taste of poison on her lips, the sight of her best friend's satisfied smile as life slowly her body. Her hand moved past Marcus's contract. Past Julian's. And settled firmly on the third. "I choose Damien Cross." The silence that followed was so complete that Sadie could hear the gentle tick of the clock, the distant sound of traffic outside, even the whisper of her own breathing. For a moment, she wondered if they had all heard her correctly. Then the chaos began. "Sadie, darling," her mother gasped, half-rising from her chair. "Surely you mean—"

"Everything about you is annoying but you're the only company I have here. Without you, the whole house would be as empty as it was before..." Sarah blinked. "But you said--" "You asked if I would be sad." He clarified, "Have you already forgotten that I am Damon Kalesto? An Alpha never feels sadness." Sarah's face scrunched up in annoyance but on the inside, she was feeling a totally different emotion. It was nice to know that he would actually care if she left....even if he worded it in an unromantic way. And perhaps, it wasn't that he wouldn't be sad....it was just that his pride as an Alpha wouldn't allow him to admit it.

Senora Savannah grew closer, with an astounded expression. “Weldone, Klyde.” she told him. “You’ve proven yourself worthy of joining our district,” He stood up, limping with his recovering knee cap and walking up her. “I’m happy you think so,” The twin’s gaze softened, at her welcome at him. Beneath him though, he was sad. His brother’s death was the most painful of all. He was going to find a way to execute his revenge on the leader of the vampires, who was responsible…

And left the smoke from the now extinguished candles there right now. Adrian's eyes stared at him in disbelief. Adrian's eyes even started to well up with tears. "It doesn't work in the slightest..." Adrian mumbled with fear engulfing his feelings at this moment. Adrian even suddenly fell to the ground quite hard on the floor. Adrian started hugging his knees there and crying. He has now lost Alexis. He lost his soulmate. He lost his fate, Alexis Calder. *** Two days later...