The Road Ending Book Novels & Stories

I turned around and left, but Jeremy stopped me. I shut my eyes in defeat and waited for his punishment. No matter how much he loved me, he would always favor Bailey. He softened his voice, “Today is a special day, I’d like to bring you to a place.” I was a little surprised. I did not expect him to remember. Regardless, I wanted to give my long-term relationship a closure. After that, I would have no lingering regrets. He took me to the top floor of the grandest hotel in River State.

A broken scream tore from my throat. “Mom!” The flesh on my hands was shredded. Even that pain was nothing compared to the pain in my heart. Memories of all the sweet moments I once shared with Suzanna flashed through my mind. Regret and hatred twisted inside me until I coughed up blood and collapsed. As my consciousness faded, I whispered, “Suzanna, from this moment on, we mean nothing to each other anymore.”

, I drew a heavy cross. Twelve days left.

It was like someone had ripped his heart out. He gritted his teeth and ordered, "Find that car! Now!" The snow did not stop falling all day. For that entire day, Charles heard nothing–not a single word about Sienna. The sleek black car that whisked Sienna away had vanished into the suburbs, leaving no trace behind, as if it had simply vanished into thin air. There was not even a record of her boarding a plane or train. Charles's hair was a wild mess, his eyes red and furious as he glared at the massive screen before him.

And that is a story that will last forever. END OF BOOK

And somewhere far ahead— deep within the darkness— something answered. A light. Tiny. Distant. Faint. But unmistakably real. The entire crew froze. The light flickered once. Then again. Not Mira's lantern. Not the Wayfinder. Something else. Something farther down the forgotten road. The darkness held its breath. The travelers stood together at the bow. Watching. Waiting. Hoping. And for the first time in centuries— the road to Lumora answered back. End of Book One ✨ To Be Continued in Book Two: The City Beyond the Broken Road

They walked away together and never once looked back. The flames surged and climbed higher and higher… A burning beam came crashing down on Yvonne. She spat out a mouthful of blood. In the next moment, the flames swallowed her whole. That hopeless life of hers ended right there.

"If there's one more piece of this left to finish, I'll be here until it's finished. That's not a burden. That's the end of the story." We drove home in the late afternoon light, the city moving around us through the windows, neither of us speaking. At a red light, Von reached across and took my hand. I looked out the window at the ordinary Thursday life of the street people walking, a kid on a bicycle, a couple arguing cheerfully outside a coffee shop and thought about what the end of the story actually looked like, and whether you ever really knew you'd reached it until you were already standing on the other side.

Just before we got on the plane, I asked, "Are you upset that I'm taking you with me?" Parker shook his head and pressed his cheek against mine. "You're the only one I need." At that moment, my tears finally broke free. All the pain I had carried for so long melted into relief. I pulled out my phone and blocked Beatrice on every platform. "Beatrice, I suppose this is goodbye forever," I muttered under my breath. … The next day, Beatrice arrived at the office on time. After what happened yesterday, a sense of unease had kept her on edge.

I beg and a dog runs into the road in front of her car unexpectedly. "Watch out!" I yell into the phone and she sways her car to avoid hitting the dog and end up losing control of the car. "Tay! Help..me." I watch in horror as her car goes off the road and speeds straight into a big fat tree. THE END OF BOOK 2