Torment Fallen 2 Full Movie Novels & Stories

Lips twitching into his infamous bunny smile, he took a step towards the person on the other side and then started to sprint. Vantae rushed towards Timothy, catching the younger as he jumped over him. Timothy was flooded with relief when he felt the older's touch. The two hugged each other tightly, laughing while their eyes poured tears of happiness. The younger pulled away to see the older's face clearly, holding his hands. It's been two damn years since he saw that boxy smile, those warm eyes. And hell, he missed all of it. His soul would be damned if all this turned out to be part of his imagination. He gripped Vantae's hands firmly, shakily saying, "I have missed you so much, TaeTae hyun

I struggle for a little while before I lose strength and give up. "God please no... "I mutter as I watch the Fratello's walk over to Tori each with sticks lit with fire at the end. I watch each Fratello dump the lit sticks beneath Tori's feet. Tori's shrill scream splits the night air and the birds fly away at the sound and sight of the brutality beneath them. The fire escalates quickly and Toris screams do not stop. "Fuck you bitch!.. You're no mother you murderer! " Tori screams and her pained scream continues ridding the night of peace.

What kind of man does that? Torven's voice was ice-cold and emotionless. "You brought this on yourself. My life's on the line here, and you expect me to play by some code of honor? Am I insane?" Torven continued, "Check your email." Sawyer fumbled with his computer and clicked on the newest video. On screen, Piper was tied to a metal chair with tape over her mouth, tears and terror filling her eyes. "Piper!" Sawyer couldn't help crying out, feeling like a sledgehammer had struck his chest. In the video, Piper seemed to hear something and looked up fearfully before the footage cut off abruptly.

Marlowe's heart knew who Torin was, her mind was still blinding her to it though. I could see it in her eyes, her trembling hands when she looked at him. Before long, she was going to put it together and it was all going to blow up in the dumb bastard's face. Pushing off the barstool, I stood and made my way from the bar as well, following Torin. He was in a mood, and I'd been witness to his moods before, usually once he exploded, only a wasteland remained. ~~ When I finally found Torin, he was in his room and glancing around at the destruction, I knew that we were in for a fight. He was spiraling out of control. I'd noticed he'd been limping earlier, so I put two and two together.

Jacob was powerless against the two monsters at once. "Jacob is finished this time..." said Ben, looking at the CCTV without a worried look on his face. When Jacob could no longer fight the vicious monster, suddenly the sound of a siren sounded loudly. The two clone monsters immediately stopped their attacks and froze again. Jacob, who was already injured all over his body, could only lay down resignedly on the floor of the building. "You've lost Jacob. You didn't succeed in this mission. You just wait there, the medical team will come to you soon," said Captain Arnold through the loudspeaker.

My panic-filled haze was too opaque to let me pay heed to his appearance— He looked devasted, as though a storm had gone over him. Without saying anything he slowly approached me and got on the bed. My heartbeats turned rapid. Sweat covered my palms and forehead within seconds. I did want to be close to him. I did not want him any closer. I turned to look away from him and covered my mouth with my free hand to stop the sobs. What unnerved me more than my tormentor himself was my helplessness, my feelings, this cursed mate bond that was the main reason behind all these weaknesses that Hunter was taking advantage of.

It was as if a film emerged in her mind and took hold of her entire body as if she were floating in an endless ocean with darkness washing over her face. "Aynur..." a gentle voice called out, but Alice, the little human girl who had witnessed her parents being murdered, knew that it was not precisely her whom that voice was seeking. "Don't do this to me, Aynur, don't leave me... don't abandon me, you promised me... Aynur!" Sobs could be heard as solid arms seemed to shake her body in search of an answer, but all Alice could see were the stars in a dark sky and a moon that seemed to rise in the background, a red moon that had taken too long to appear.

But to hear that Nina saw me dealing with the demon in my heart made me sick. “I am sorry. You must have been scared. Next time, if it happens again, just slap me or pour cold water over my face.” A flash of anger showed in Nina’s face as she flicked my temple. “That’s not the point, Winter. The thing is, Dante triggered something in you and that’s fatal. I can see you are getting so tortured by it. If you don’t deal with it, you will never escape.” I pulled my hands from her and offered her an apologetic look, before saying, “I am sorry, Nina. I am tired. Can we talk later?”

She staggered back, clutching her arm as blood trickled down her skin. The set erupted into chaos. Crew members rushed toward her, their faces pale with shock. “Someone call for help!” one assistant shouted, while others scrambled to assess the situation. “Olivia! Are you okay?” someone yelled, but the words felt muffled to her ears. The pain was sharp and immediate, sending waves of nausea through her. From the corner of her eye, she saw Marissa standing frozen, a look of disbelief on her face. It was as if she realized what she had done, but instead of concern, there was an unmistakable hint of satisfaction lurking beneath her expression.

“Look—I’m her mother. I know I don’t have the right to ask anything, but I’m not trying to hurt her. I just need to talk. One conversation, face to face.” A long silence followed. Tasha didn’t hang up. “She doesn’t talk about you,” she said finally, voice lower. “But I know who you are. And I know what happened.” Meekey closed her eyes. “Then maybe you know I didn’t want any of it. And that I paid more than enough.” “You didn’t just disappear,” Tasha said. “You left her in the fire. Alone. She got herself out. Don’t think for one second that didn’t leave marks.”