The Death Cure Book Page 250 Novels & Stories

Deaths I still had no answers for. I slammed my fist against the wall, the force cracking the stone. The bruise on my knuckles healed instantly, but my rage did not. The door creaked open. Joe stepped in and bowed. “Your Majesty.” I turned sharply. “Have you investigated the issue? Has any doctor found a cure for this… plague?” My tone was sharp, my patience razor-thin. Joe lowered his head. “Five hundred and fifty-six people are dead. Two hundred more are still in the hospital. The doctors are running endless tests, but none have found a cure.”

As they neared the garden, she saw it from afar—a vast expanse of white. Lilies blanketed the grass, and amidst that overwhelming purity lay Daisy, dressed in black. Her eyes were gently closed, a faint smile lingering at the corners of her lips, as if she had drifted into peaceful sleep. But her lips were tinged with a bluish hue, and her face carried the ashen pallor of death. Realization struck Adriana like lightning. Her whole body trembled. "Call a doctor!" Francesco reacted a step faster, rushing forward before her.

Jette: The curse will have no ending as well… Candy: There’s no cure. Jette: (Scanned all the pages of the book) No. There’s no cure…

His face was gaunt, and the bags under his eyes were large and dark— almost like how the people of the Bloodmoon Pack looked. But that’s not what made my heart break the most. It was the resignation in his eyes, as if he had accepted his fate already. “Cassius...” I mumbled, my voice cracking. He turned to me, lowering down the book he was holding. “Good to see you still remember me,” he croaked out. “Of course I do,” I replied. “I—I was just prioritizing finding a cure for the disease.” “You can’t even give me even just five minutes of your time?” he bitterly asked. “What if you couldn’t find a cure and I died without you seeing me one last time?”

I was so glad to hear this from him. "Are you sure you want to do this now?" Diego asked, holding the container which held the main cure inside. With our enemies finally out of our way, I felt it was time for us to step out of the infected zone and be our true self again. "Yes, I'm ready," I nodded, grabbing our glasses of water from the beside table. Diego pulled out the only two pills inside the cup, handed me one and held the other. Together, we gulped it down, looking at each other like we're waiting for a miracle to happen.

I asked myself but I couldn't get an answer to it. What if she'd died? My subconscious mind said, send i growled out angrily which seemed to shake the forest. No, that's impossible. She can't possibly die. "Aurelia, please hang in there for me, I don't want anything to happen to you"I muttered even though I know she isn't going to hear me. How can she die when I'm about to get the cure for her? I won't accept that. She can't die. The pack witch, Hazel, made it known to me that she isn't going to die, right?

“Oh, but I read it in Richelle's book, when you and Damon went home, too.” “Okay,” Amoux hesitated when he gazed at me. He cleared his throat after he took a breath. His eyes weren't in focus like he was nervous, and he wanted to tell me. “That night when we got Richelle's book, I learned that Richelle died because of a disease. It's the disease that makes the healer die without knowing it.” My face wrinkles when it feels like everything that he says is still loading inside of my brain. I shook my head and faked my laugh.

' With love, Your Lovely mom She is going to die. Someone please stops this!! They both don't deserve this!! My heart melted for her. Furiously, I flipped the next page and my eyes literally came out of its sockets. It was empty... I flipped the next page, hoping to figure out who would be Heil. Again empty... Flipped another. Hell... it's empty as a dark sea until the page end. Who-- who is Heil? I thought the book is the key to my question, but it brought more puzzles.

I understand", she agreed there'd be no point arguing with him now, he knew his family better. Zen smiled reassuringly and "I'll see you when I see you", he said and read the words out loud, bracing for nausea and pain—no doubt. Her last thought as she watched Zen disappear in a glowing swirling light was; \\ Into the Valley of Death…\\ xXxXx (End of Chapter 5)

Black spoke himself. "Thank you very much, Sir. I'm going to the hospital now, and I'm going to be the beginning of their misery." Dr. Black ended the conversation. Jonnas got into his car and went to the hospital. "Jonnas on the way!" When do you think people die? "This is an antidote that will relieve you from your sickness," Saki said to the patient as she injected him with the cure. The patient smiled, "Thank you so much. I'll now finally see my family."