The Bane Of Your Existence Novels & Stories

That's all I had to do. Just exist. Even if existing felt like drowning

His dentition was perfect. "I will be staying here for a bit to help with some issues in this region. I am here to help form an alliance between the east and the south regions so we can resist the wolf lord. You might not have heard of me, but I go by the nickname Bane." He said, and my eyes widened when I realised who I was dancing with. He was referred to as Bane because, other than the Dark Alpha, he was the most deadly wolf alive. He was the one that drove the Dark Alpha's army away from the south. He was the Dark Alpha's nemesis. Why didn't Avery warn me?

who knew that he was the bad omen for me! ****************************** Just When It Seems Like Life is Getting Good, Something Always Has to Come Along And Ruin It. ************************* Names of places are fictional

“I’m going to kill her! But I need to find her first”. Abaddon crawled on the rough stairs with a loud groan. His body was injured and one part of his horn was missing, he looked more horrible than he already was. “I am going to kill her!”. He repeated, as if that would alleviate his suffering. Abaddon knew his suffering had just begun and it probably won’t end anytime soon. He knew he was extremely stupid crawling back here like he had not failed an important mission, he had a lot of guts. A lot of guts to die.

How could I protect them from these monsters? "We don't have time, Maggie. Did you see my dad? My mom? She's...how could he do that to her?" I shouted, punching the screen in frustration. The room was silent, except for the sound of my fist hitting the screen. The impact echoed through the air, shattering the glass into spider-web-like cracks. The fractures mirrored the ones in my heart, as the weight of the situation pressed down upon me, and the urgency to find my parents intensified with every passing second.

I couldn't risk another issue occurring. "Can I first ask why I'm in here with you?" she throws that question out. "If that will help you remember what happened last night, then no problem," I state, standing upright. "You passed out after inhaling something you shouldn't have," "Inhaling something I shouldn't have? What was that?" "It's something known as a bane. Toxic and capable of annihilating if inhaled by a large amount." She takes her time again to think through and I couldn't be any less patient with her.

She stopped kissing him, sat beside him, and asked him again, "Imman, what else is bothering you? Please tell me, honey! I will listen to everything that you are going to tell me, what is it?" Even if he tries to conceal his utmost fears, Imman could not do it anymore. He has to tell her the reason why he became so melancholic even if she will get hurt badly. "Cassandra," he said, this time he got up from his seat, looking directly at her lover. "My father-in-law told me that he will stop the investments that he promised your father if I continue my plans of marrying you. He even said that without his support your company will go into bankruptcy. I did not believe him, of course, thinking th

“Dad, can we not do this right now?” “Why not?” Matteo leaned back, completely relaxed. “Life is short. Your grandfather’s health scare reminded me of that. Sophia makes me happy.” The name hit like a punch straight to my ribs. Sophia. My mother’s name. Something inside me snapped. The resentment I had carried for years boiled over into pure rage. My vision narrowed. The sound of silverware and breathing faded. All I could see was my father sitting there, smiling like he hadn’t destroyed my mother. Like he hadn’t destroyed all of us.