The Mist Novel Ending Novels & Stories

Just the same group that had faced the Oathbreaker and the Silence. The road to the coast was slower in mud season. The fields were soft, the rivers swollen. No one spoke much. On the third night, Ash broke the silence. “If it’s the Silence again, I’m quitting.” Aria smiled faintly. “You don’t quit.” Ash grunted. “I’m considering it.” They reached Mire’s End on the fifth day. The village sat on a cliff overlooking the sea. Or what used to be the sea. The water sat still. Glass-smooth. No waves. No tide. No sound.

But she couldn’t do that or they’d both die, and while she was beginning to care less about her own existence with each step, she was determined to get Mist out of there. She could see the end of this hallway now, too. The smoke wasn’t as thick here, and most of the lights toward the end of the hall were still working. Rain was beginning to think there was hope that she would be able to get both of them out. She continued to push herself just to take one step and then another as quickly as possible. Mist had stopped pleading. Rain wasn’t sure if that was a good thing or a bad one. Mist usually fought until the bitter end. It wasn’t like her to give up. So either she had lost consciousness or

he sneered. “I-it was a long time ago… Let’s forget about it,” she whispered with a frightened expression. “It’s been a long time, but… Because of that incident I had to end up like this, locked up. Now, you have to pay for everything!” “W-what are you—” “Shut up, or I will tell everyone what happened between us,” he threatened as he pulled Elise out of his room. That incident has already passed, exactly 8 years ago, when a misunderstanding made the two of them unable to forget each other, a time when both of them were too young to understand what happened between the two of them.

Taliana’s lips parted to voice her dismay, but his hand covered her mouth before she could get a word out. “Just be quiet for one second,” he mumbled, eyes meeting hers. He dropped his hand, but she was still too shocked to say a word. For the first time ever, Sebastian Phillips had stunned her into silence. “I just need you to listen. I need you to know that I-I can’t do this anymore.” There it was. The death blow. They’d both known this had to end sooner or later, but she never could’ve imagined she’d have fallen for him by the end of it.

I yelled at the nurses and doctor beside me but I still couldn’t see them clearly as my vision was still blurred. “Mia, relax. You’re in the hospital,” my mama said while caressing my arm. “Yes mom and I need to leave now else I miss the meeting with the board!” the more I thought about it, the more I freaked out at missing that meeting. “We’ll leave as soon as the doctors run a final check on you. They just need to ask you a few questions regarding their CT scans,” mama explained and I nodded while letting out a huge sigh of defeat. “Where and how did this happen?” my head ached as I tried remembering the awful events from last night.

I was getting uncomfortable, so I pushed Ryder’s arm off me and left the kitchen before any of them could ask me any more questions. In another life, a life where I wasn’t Missy Mistake, I might have been friends with them. I ran my fingers along the wall as I walked. My room would be the first place anyone would look for me and I didn’t want to stay there. I stopped at a large window, now on the third floor, and admired the view. The sun streamed through trees. Birds dashed here and there, and I even saw deer with her baby.

She just wanted to run and forget everything about the man she had been living with for three years. As she continued to run, a faint voice calling her was heard from afar. It was Michael's voice! Diana, who heard that, immediately quickened her steps without looking back. 'Now we're over. Goodbye, my love,' Diana thought frantically as her vision blurred. Suddenly, there was a bright light in front of her. But before she knew what it was, everything was already too late. BRAK!!! "NO!!!"

Then she dissolved. Not into shadow or ash or blood, but into golden mist that sparkled like captured starlight. The mist rose slowly, spiraling upward through the candlelit air, carrying with it the last traces of the bravest woman I'd ever known. For a moment, the entire hall fell silent. Even Silas seemed stunned by what he'd witnessed. Even the shadow creatures stepped back, as if recognizing that something beyond their understanding had just taken place. I knelt there on the cold stone floor, surrounded by enemies, watching the golden mist disappear into the darkness above. My heart felt like it had been carved from my chest with a dull knife. My eyes burned with tears I couldn't afford

Adir claustrophobia state return, he look at Arnold and contemplated leaving him behind but shook his head and drag him along,the mist followed getting stronger and powerful to the point that it could literally squeeze the life out of a person,he fall to the ground at the sudden halt of the horse. "What's wrong with you?"Adir scream at the horse and cover his mouth to keep any air from seeping in,the mist surround him,rolling on top of him like a tornado and threatening to take his life if he dared to take a step,hands cover Adir mouth and he yelp,peeling it off but the hands were stronger and encompassing,The hand drag him away from the mist and the life left Adir for that minute as his eye