Theodore Chipmunk Dead Novels & Stories

Thea leaned forward, her voice filled with anger, “Dean Chen, do you think you can get away with it, thinking that I don't have any evidence against you? So as long as you stubbornly refuse to admit the immoral things you've done, I won't be able to do anything to you?" Thea's eyes suddenly turned fierce, “Go and find out what happened to those who harmed Theodore in the Capital. What was their final fate? No one has escaped my retribution." The Chinese dean nervously said, "Miss Fletcher, I never harmed Thorne. On the contrary, I have protected him well over the years."

Perhaps in ancient times, the so-called celestial realm could indeed be seen in the sky. Otherwise, poetic sayings such as reaching out to pluck the stars would not exist. However, what Chad found hardest to accept was that, according to Tenan, his sister Snow was most likely dead. Chad, unwilling to accept that, asked, "Are you sure all those people are dead?" Tenan hesitated as if trying to recall something, then shook his head uncertainly. "Not exactly. In fact, only less than half can be confirmed dead. Many others are presumed dead because we received no feedback from their life chips."

In fact, the moment he saw us, he smiled brightly. “Brother! It’s been so long!” he yelled before getting up off of his chair and racing towards his brother. As soon as he was near enough, he grabbed King Nicholas and embraced him tightly. Nicholas stiffened for a moment before relaxing slightly. Even his eyes softened, and a look of relief appeared on his face. “Theo, it’s nice to see you again.” So, this was Theodore, the lycan king who’d been given the ability to see and communicate with the dead. Admittedly he was much more alive than I expected him to be, and I quite liked his light and cheerful demeanour.

I rambled, thinking. "I remember once I found Theo Anderson having sex with another guy older than him," he tells me, I almost choked on the bread. "Is seriously?" "It was last year. At a party I got drunk and told everything I had seen. Theo and I got into a fight that time." "And what happened next?" "Nothing," he shrugged. "I'm just telling you about the bad things I've done." "Theo stayed just like that?" "Yes, after that we never spoke to each other again. I just remember something he said to me I'll kill you Max, I swear I'll do it" but after that we just fought."

Alicia said for Arrya to nod smiling. Damien was riding to his office when his phone began to ring. "Speak," Damien said after connecting his Bluetooth. “Sir Theo is dead," Zodack said for Damien to shake his head “Suicide?" Damien asked for Zodack to respond... "Yes, boss. he took in excess hydroquinone earlier this morning " Zodack said for Damien to shake his head as he continued to drive.

Toby sighed in realisation, "Woah! The girl with the big Afro?" Theodore nodded, taking the camera which Toby handed back to him. He wasn't smiling or anything. Just a dark cloud of emotions seeming to rest on his face. "Can you ask her where she got it? I'd like to customize mine too." "Unfortunately, I can't. She's dead. She died two years ago." "Oh shit! I'm sorry, I didn't mean that-" "It's fine. I'm fine. Not like it's your fault." Theodore shrugged, raking his hands through his hair with his eyes shut tightly together. The air was blank for a moment before some soft sultry voice pierced through the thin akward silence.

“You are right.” Tjeck nods, determination shining in his eyes. “You need to figure this out, Thorn. I’ll head back and tell Amber you’re okay. She was worried sick about you.” “Thanks, Tjeck,” I say, feeling a swell of gratitude for my friend. “Keep her close. We need to be a united front.” “Oh… and Adis is alive… Zombie is the one who died.” He suddenly says. I blink like a confused owl. “Say what?”

“Mordred, Lesley just got back. Sounds urgent.” “Yeah, no problem,” he said quickly. “Just… take care of yourself, okay? Call if you need anything at anytime.” “I will.” I hesitated. “Thanks for checking on me.” “Always.” I hung up, setting the phone down carefully. Lesley was already pacing our tiny room, scrolling furiously. “Two of Maddox’s friends—Gerald Ramirez and Gabby Thompson? Found dead this morning in Millwood Park.” Her voice shook a little. “Like… torn apart. Police are saying possible animal attack, but the photos leaking online…” She shuddered. “It’s bad, Ki. Really bad.”

The total collapse of the technical team immediately brought the Vespere chip's after-sales support to a halt. Chips already delivered to clients began failing one after another. Service tickets piled up in the system like mountains, but no engineer could offer an effective solution. Accountability calls from clients rang nonstop from morning to night. The front desk rotated three shifts of receptionists before no one dared answer the phone anymore. The Vespere chip, once Dalton's prized moat, overnight became a hot potato everyone avoided. Negative news spread quickly to the capital markets. Dalton had been preparing for an IPO. Underwriters and investors had completed due diligence, waitin

She died in the woods not far from our old house—just another rogue, body never found. Theodore's life spiraled. He drowned himself in alcohol, numbing the guilt until he could barely function. Eventually, he was stripped of his Alpha title for severe negligence and mental collapse. Adrian started a family years later. He named his first child Diana. In memory of me. My parents built a tombstone for me in the woods behind the mountain. They came every day to clean it, pull the weeds, sit in front of it, and tell me about their lives. I stood quietly behind that stone, watching it all.