They Both Die At The End Audiobook นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"This isn't over. My children will finish this." "What children?" "Silas and Morgana." His voice is failing. Breath rattling. "They'll come for you. For Haven. They'll succeed where I failed." Last words. Last curse. I drive my claws through his heart. His body jerks once. Then stills. And then something impossible happens. He turns to ash. Right there. Disintegrating like he was never solid at all. The wind catches the ash and scatters it across the ruins. Finally dead. Permanently this time.

Audrey, on the other hand, nodded languidly at the cat's word of advice, and when the air blew towards their direction she shivered from the cold. "You are freaking cold. We better get out of here and went back home to your family before you end up dying for hypothermia here and render my effort of saving your life useless." After saying that, Nero no longer waited for Audrey's answer and went back to pulling the reigns. "I wonder, what is she doing in the bottom of a cliff in the first place??? It seems that Audrey of this world also died from falling just like me" The girl concluded and muttered under her breath at the back of the wagon.

His signature evil smile plastered on his face and I felt like strangling him to death. "They are no more," Alex replied, his voice cold and detached. I raised a curious brow at his response. "What do you mean by they are no more?" I demanded, my voice shaky. Alex cleared his throat before replying. "Ava and Aiden are dead. They died in a car accident two days ago. Diamond is safe with me," he explained. Dead? Was this joke or what? "What do you mean by dead? Is that the way people die? What the fuck are you even saying?" I asked, refusing to believe what he said.

They are jumping on them and the men, burying them underneath. “UGH!” Nine and Damien cry as the creatures pile up. The weight is nearly crushing them. Nine is feeling suffocated but feels Damien’s hand still holding her. Is this how we will die? She wonders sadly. Damien tries to hold on to her, not letting go. It truly will end. … “It will end,” the Gatekeeper’s voice echoes in their ears.

True love lives forever – her jealous heart had helped them to discard the shells of that first lifetime, just as a snake sheds its skin, and they'd surely meet again many times over. Some threads of destiny are wound together tight as the tapestry of the world. The end is just the beginning. We all have a million paths, an infinity of beginnings. All she'd done was play her part. As I will. And as you will, too. Silence. My gran watches me, as if waiting for a reaction. I bite down on my lip. My eyes prickle with tears. I didn't totally understand all the stuff at the end of the story, but I did understand that both of the main characters freaking died.

“They’re both dead.” I gasped. Adrian was… Dead?

Maybe he was even hiding something big. A dark hunch crept into Wynnie's thoughts, and the warmth in her eyes cooled when she looked at Jeff. What if Jeff had never died? What had he been doing all those years? Her heart pounding, Wynnie bolted from the villa, searching for that once-familiar silhouette. The sky, as if on cue, began to weep fine snowflakes, mourning the absurdity of their tale. "Wynnie, I shouldn't have said that. It's starting to snow. Let's head back and talk to my parents about setting up another marriage deal," Jeff said, his smile trying to bridge the gap as he reached for her shoulder.

Forever. End of book 36

"Shortly after her death. If you wish to end us, I believe you must know us first." "Why would you knowingly give this to me?" The book weighed less than it looked, though the book cover was thick as hell. "We are tired, Niall. There is nothing left for us in this world. There is nothing to hold on to." He said casually. “It would be nice to have an end.”

He glanced at me briefly. “The man in the story already had a wife and a child.” My chest tightened again. “Their relationship was intense… but wrong. In the story,” he continued, “the woman finds out the truth and breaks down. They both try to stop, but they can’t.” His voice lowered slightly. “They cross the line anyway.” I closed my eyes for a second. “Later,” he said, “they decide to die together.” My eyes snapped open. “They choose a high place,” he added. “So they can hold each other as they fall… and keep that moment forever.”