Steve Irwin Last Words Novels & Stories

In a small whisper, “I wish you are healed. I wish for you to come back to me.” There was no words from him any longer, he went totally silent. No air came through his mouth, no breaths from him to keep me sane, his heart rate stilled and no single beat. No! ‘I think the universe wanted him to have a last word with you was why he was able to talk to you when his soul was already long gone. I’m sorry Myra, I too can no longer feel his wolf.’ No! “No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” I leached into a painful scream.

And Iris, it is insufficient but I'm sorry for everything I have caused you! ***** Adrian, kept wandering about like he had written to Iris that he would. One day, when he had got tired of his life and seeing his dead pups mentally, he came to a cliff and felt the best way to get peace was to end it all. 'I wish you well, Iris, my love, my weakness, my strength, my mate!' and he threw himself down the cliff. A few days later, his eyes opened. 'You're awake,thank the goddess!' a pretty woman said.

Epilogue - Miley's Point-of-View Steve was sentenced to death. Before the execution, I went to see him one last time. Through the iron bars, he taunted, "Miley, you cost me the career I cared about most, and I cost you the sister you loved most. Guess we're even." I didn't take the bait. Instead, I kept my voice calm as I replied, "Steve, according to your plan, your wife, son, and parents should be safely out of the country by now, right?"

"When the rescue team found him, they said he was dead because he wasn't breathing. We all thought he had died, and Mom broke down. Luckily, his heart started beating again after the doctors treated him. I think they said that he had gone into shock." Layla stopped sobbing at Ivy's words. "Ivy, do you want to know what his last words to me were?" As she spoke, tears started to roll down her cheeks again. "What did he say?" Ivy asked. "He told me to forget about him because he thought that he was dying. He didn't want me to feel guilty for the rest of my life, so he told me to forget about him and live my life."

“Ana, I wish you had stayed too!” [I don’t have much time left. I keep calling Evan, but I can’t reach him. I miss him so much. These past few days, every time I close my eyes, all I see is how we first met. If only life could stay like that forever. Evan, I miss you so much.] Evan closed the diary. Then he drew the blade across his wrist, right over the artery. In the final moments of his life, Evan turned on the recorder. As words like “old lady,” “get on your knees and beg,” and “more entertaining than teasing a dog” filled his ears, it felt as if the blood in his veins had frozen.

words failed him as he couldn't utter anymore. "We would have been so much more, Roan-" His voice was starting to fade with the last of his strength. "Tell my mother, I'm sorry and I love her." The last words he said before his eyes gave way for the darkness that approached fiercely. Roan gasped when a soulbutterly appeared with the last of his breath then flew away.

Every last one. Irwin looks at me for a second before speaking, his face unreadable. "I told you I refused to leave you out there alone. We don’t leave one of our own behind." He smiles, but it’s brief. Barely there. And then it disappears like it never existed. "I stood against Pete because his orders made no sense. At least not to me. Nobody really knew what he wanted except Ralph and me. I told him I was going back to look for you because if I didn’t, you’d die out there."

the figure mumbles, laughs and fades away. "Please blue parrot. Help me for the last time. I'm sorry for all I said. Please come to my aid. You can't let me die. Please help me and I promise not ever talk to you the way I did ever again. You are my only hope. Please" he breathes with his last strength and everything goes blank.

Forget about me and continue with your life—be happy and live well from now on. Irvin was about to die, so he could finally let me go now and allow me to be happy. "I love you, babe," he added with finality. Then, while still smiling, he pushed me overboard. His final gaze was filled with reluctance, affection, guilt, and farewell. As I looked into his eyes and heard his final words, I felt as though something had exploded in my mind. Then, in the next moment, I was rapidly plunging toward the sea.

"Steve, my personal security guard, and Dr. Smith." "No way. You are joking with me, right?" "Nope. No joking." She gasps for a breath as she says; "How did it happen?" "We were in the storm of the century, and Dr. Smith fell to her death of a cliff, and a tiger killed Steve in a cave that we took shelter from the storm." Kimberly gasps again for air as she says; "That is awful. How are you doing?" "Now that I get a chance to hear your voice, it is going much better."