The Burari Deaths Novels & Stories

Lia said with a frown plastered on her face. "My thoughts exactly. Too bad Riri trust people easily. Let's hope it doesn't land her into bigger trouble." "Guys!" Lia screamed. "You should see this." She showed them something on her phone that made them gasp in shock. "They are all dead!" "Apparently. Monica committed suicide because of her hideous looks. Lilac and Reena both died both died in a car accident because they were drunk driving," Lia revealed, still finding it hard to belief. "Karma sure is a bitch."

" She took out a document and displayed it in front of the cameras. "But you can't escape this one. "These are the records of you and Hannah bribing the doctor. "Jason was indeed going through IVF with Hannah, but you used your own sperm to replace Jason's." Then she took out another document. "And this. "A massive accidental death insurance policy. The insured is Jason Cole, and the beneficiary is Hannah Hayes." I then played an audio recording. Hannah's voice came out.

I say, amused, and listen to him breathing out a sigh on the other side. “Your sister is having some trouble submitting to me, but I’ll get her to come around eventually,” he says. “Is there a reason you’ve called?” Getting Emilia to submit? I can tell him right now how absurd that sounds, but I decide to shut it since we have pressing matters to discuss. “Alberto Moretti is dead, and so are the two men who helped him; Brigăzi men,” I say. “Brigăzi? Are you sure?”

Kiara nodded slowly. “I know that house.” “The woman who died was even your senior at school.” Kiara lowered her face. “I remember.” She swallowed hard. “She died after being struck by a vehicle. When she was brought to the hospital where I worked, her condition was already extremely serious. Her body had suffered such severe injuries that an autopsy could not be performed.” Ina sighed. “Her death was tragic. After Rudi’s sixth wife died, her family came under tremendous pressure. Perhaps they also regretted marrying their daughter to Rudi. Since then, rumours about Rudi practising pesugihan have become increasingly common.”

Shivers ran down my spine at Ricci’s underground nickname. “What did you determine so far as the cause of death for the women and children?” Badger asked, anger filling her eyes. “Gunshots to the head execution style. I’m waiting for some more tests to come back but it looks like all were drugged premortem.” Zombie ran a hand through his hair. The entire room went quiet. “How did he even find out that we were going to raid the warehouse?” Buddha asked, rubbing a hand down his face.

The president offered his condolences and the death of the Nobel-winning professor and chemical expert was blamed as a result of cancer, no one questioned it, even if the nature of that death was suspicious enough. Even though they were on North American soil, they covered up a murder with death caused by illness due to very high levels of interest. It was a fact that any and all beings, regardless of class or political and historical importance, by allying themselves with Karila Aistarabaw had their future decreed in death and nothing else. There were no exceptions.

Riccardo buries his wife and continues his career without interruption. Eight years ago — the Vescari fire. Tiziano's sister. The documents she found, the phone call she made, the four days Tiziano waited before going to her, the fire that took everything in that wing and left a death that was officially attributed to smoke inhalation during an accidental electrical fire. One year between those two events. I had been turning that over since Tiziano told me about his sister. One year. The Vescari fire first, then Camilla Salviati's death. Two people who had found or come close to something that someone needed buried. Two clean official verdicts. Two closed files.

“Five years since we stripped her of everything, left her with nothing. And yet… our company has lost more money than it’s made since then.” I finally turned to face my mother. Our eyes locked. “The only reason Adebayo Group agreed to partner with us,” I said carefully, “was because we agreed to exonerate Livia from all past allegations. How Livia and Adebayo Pharmaceuticals came to cross part is still a mystery to me. They believe she was innocent. They believe she was framed.” I let that settle before continuing. “And maybe they were right.” Tricia stiffened in her seat. My mother didn’t blink.

I was three months along and had planned to tell Simon during the marking ceremony, but it seemed impossible now. Three nights ago, I died with my pup. The bathroom in that old estate had long been abandoned. Water, electricity—everything was cut off. When I was locked in, the faucet valve broke and started leaking water. At first, I tried to fix it, but the liquid burned my hands and began to rot my skin. That was when I realized that it wasn't normal water. It was mixed with silver nitrate. As an Omega, I didn't have the ability to self-heal. The silver ate through me faster than I could imagine. I pounded on the door, screaming for help.

"This is Sheriff Williams. I have some information for you although I don't think you'll like it. I also want to ask you a few questions, if that's alright with you." She cleared her throat. "It's totally fine." "You were familiar with a Jared Ember weren't you?" "Yes," she said nervously. "Well then, I regret to inform you that he has died early this morning at his residence in Herbert Street of unknown cause. They're performing an autopsy. Miss Rogers? Miss Rogers? Are you there?" Kiera dropped the phone and fainted.