Twd Beth Dies Novels & Stories

“Time of death 11:59pm,”The old doctor gulped loudly as he started those.“No!” A young girl barged into the ER, she didn't mind that she was covered in blood and dirt. “She’s not dead, try again.”“I’m sorry there’s nothing we can do your friend was….” “No..no you’re a doctor, it’s your job to save people so save her.” Her words were firm just as her hold on the doctor’s arm.The old man took a deep breath before going to continue. “time of death 11:59pm…”“Liar Tessy can’t die,” she limped to her friends side. “You’re not dead, you can’t die.”“Bethany,” a voice, deep, a little raspy called out to her. “She’s gone let the doctors do their job.”Bethany looked at her brother Caleb with resentment

I thought what happened was real, I thought I was dead, I thought. I cried in Joseph's chest. "Honey, don't worry. No one will hurt you anymore, no one will hurt you anymore because Aunt Beth is gone." I stopped crying and faced Joseph again. "Huh? What's gone?" "He's gone, he tried to enter Tito Joel's house. He didn't know there was a guard at Tito's house, he thought we were the only ones with a guard so he had the courage to enter Tito's house. There was a shootout there and he was killed Aunt Beth of the police. She's loved no more, no villain in our lives."

Wade Thornton did not notice the keen look on the Captain's face as he went on, “Now turns out, the woman went and committed suicide.” Ehtan Davis did not believe in coincidences. And this was dangerously close to being one, he thought grimly. * Beth stared at the phone, puzzled. It was not a number she recognised. “Hello?” she asked tentatively, and then, she sat like a stone statue, the phone clattering to the carpeted ground as she began to scream, startling the other people in the room. * Captain Davis followed the Texan into the sad little apartment on the seventh floor, a small, dingy apartment block that smelt of boiled cabbage and used diapers..

she said before storming out of the room. Ryan tossed her phone in his drawer, he couldn’t think, he couldn’t plan what he would do about the war. He wanted to go and see what Beth was doing if she had fallen asleep. He walked up the stairs and opened the door, the lights were on and she wasn’t in bed. “Beth?” Ryan called, but she didn’t answer. She wasn’t in the shower and the patio doors were open. “Why are you out here it’s cold?” “Because I want to die.” She said without looking at him.