Toga Death Novels & Stories

In my past life, I had clung to them with everything I had. But in the end, I still lost—and I died. Even my baby became nothing more than a sacrifice in their twisted tragedy. Back then, I had begged them in front of that shady clinic, pleading to spare my child's life. Yet they still pushed me into the operating room. Memories of my past suffering made my chest ache. Since they hadn't wanted me then, I figured I might as well let them have their way this time.

CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE. Reign cried ugly when she was told about Tegan's death. She held a memorial at the castle for Tegan and everyone who knew her came to pay their last respects. She was buried the next day at her father's castle and in attendance at her funeral were Alpha Kai, Reign, Baldwin, Alpha Mason, and many others, including her father. After her burial, he was publicly executed for committing treason by hanging in the presence of all the other Alphas. That served as a warning to anyone who had thought of doing the same thing he tried to do.

“Do you remember Tobi? Your precious son who died three years ago?” Valledor closed his eyes as if to shut away the pain, he hated to think of his dead son, the only child he ever had, and now this stupid girl has made him relive the story in his mind. *A few years ago, Tobi died from trauma and depression due to him being bullied by an anonymous wolf, Tobias dared not to speak of the bully nor reveal his identity because of fear. That single experience drowned him further into sadness, and in the end of it all, Tobias couldn’t take it anymore, he finally committed suicide. Valledor had tried all he could to save his son, but lack of closeness between the two restrained Tobi from ever confid

He mumbles in my hair as he soothingly rubs at my back, "It's okay. Just let it out." The muffled sobs wrack against my chest and I talk, for the first time since two days, words part my lips, "He died while he was angry at me," I said through my tears, "I can't believe that...that was our last memory together," I cried out, "Now, I'll nev...I'll never know if he forgave me or not." Roman pulled back a fraction and I felt his hands over my face, holding it, he said, "Of course he did," He said, "Cara, you know how much he loved you."

"We fight by staying true to who we are. We won't let their lies define us. We'll prove them wrong through our actions and unwavering justice pursuit. And you, Dee, have a talent that baseless rumours can't tarnish. We'll weather this storm together and come out stronger on the other side." As we contemplate the challenges we face, a breakthrough in our investigation shakes the foundation of our case. Through tireless determination, we stumble upon a crucial piece of evidence that has the potential to change everything. It reveals that we are not the ones responsible for Tola's death. Ronald was not even present when she was killed back in her home country on the 14th of January. The realisa

"You used dark magic. I always knew it. Finally everyone will see." T hey locked the door and left. Their laughter echoed down the hallway. I lay on the cold concrete and let the grief consume me. Tova was dead. Nothing else mattered.

And since Ricky's WhatsApp happened to be logged in on my tablet and it was still synced, I was able to see exactly what was on the USB drive. Keith was sentenced to death, which made headlines nationwide. Jenna, on the other hand, was left in a vegetative state after the emergency treatment failed, and the money Keith had given her had long been transferred away by his subordinates. Even her hospital expenses were initially covered by the police. As for Ricky, he was kneeling at my doorstep at the moment, accusing me of deceiving him in our marriage. "You're the daughter of business tycoon Warren Klein! Why did you deceive me into thinking you were just an ordinary person?

He shook his head. “I’m sorry,” he said. A pause. “He’s gone.” The words echoed. Lisha didn’t move. Didn’t react. Just stared. Ethan Cross— The man who controlled everything. The man who feared nothing. Was dead. Just like that. And in that moment no one noticed the glass of wine still trembling slightly in Lisha’s hand or the quiet storm behind her eyes. Because while the world saw shock Lisha felt something else entirely.

"I don't remember. I only remember that I was beaten to death. I don't know the specific reason." Roger lied. In other words, I was simply too lazy to answer Franka's question, so I simply filled it with the all-purpose amnesia. "It's indeed tragic. Mr. Roger must have been a powerful man. It's a pity that he died so casually." "Wait a minute? Why do so many people die in Terra in a year? I have only seen your soul so far. Is the dump truck the code for reincarnation?" Franca really talked a little too much, and Roger was a little too lazy to answer.

Waiting by the door for the news she dreads to come. “The criminal Colum Toiba had died!”