Until The Tragic Male Lead Walks Again Novels & Stories

Alpha Jordan ,then slowly nodded his head in agreement,he stares at him before he walk out of his den . He slowly with a trouble mind ,walk to his den . Arriving at his den ,he open the door to get in and there ,he was face with his empty apartment. He soon sighs ,and take a deep breath .His nerve was a beat calm . He look round the room,just as empty as his heart was ,so also is the room . Empty and quiet ,just like his trouble and pain. Alpha Jordan soon began to paced back and forth in his room, his mind consumed by a mix of disbelief, anger, and grief. Tristan's revelation about Elder Edwin's involvement in his father's death and the tragic fate of Cora's parents and pack had shattered h

Don’t just stop in the damn middle! “But at the moment, we don’t think that she will make it past tonight... She’s that bad, Conor.” Roger said nervously. I’m too late… Conor dropped his gaze and nodded silently. She’s going to die… And there’s nothing I can do but watch her go and hope like hell Eldon shows up to revive her again. Joanne dropped her gaze and covered her face as she burst into tears. She walked over to Bart and cried as he held her in his arms. Bart and Roger both had the same depressed looks on their faces. Eldon just revived her and it still might not be enough.

It made him continue to bleed. It was a dark moment for me. And for Rabiya. And for Janvic. And for Chuck. The very second we saw that it was already done, there was only one thing that occupied the entire space in our mind. The thought that, “there was nothing else we could do to undo that. It had already happened. It was already done.” As we watched Travis Exposito suffered from his own reckless based action, we froze on our own spots. Our feet were rooting to the floor and we all found it so difficult to move. We could not move. At least not a second.

Living in suffering is the greatest form of punishment during the apocalypse. Just then, my phone buzzed for a while, and I retrieved it from my pocket. The live comments began appearing on my screen. "This is brilliant! Did you know that Valerio literally stepped all over your corpse to get to where he did in the original story?" "That scheming second female lead didn't even get to appear before the butterfly effect took place! Valerio is never going to recover from this!" I heaved a sigh of relief as I looked at the words on my phone screen.

My moment with my father was forgotten and replaced by something much, much worse. I walked out the door as a robot and Jane walked beside me, holding my hand. She was compelled to take me to the stage just in case so that was the reason why she was able to find me in this mansion. I grabbed her hand, finding strength from her touch. Damon filled my head, his face was all I saw until I reached the ballroom. The doors opened and Jane and I walked in, greeted by many eyes on us. On the stage, there was another vampire woman who was announcing her human mate. I walked to the stage in a daze and Jane walked beside me as a robot. “I'm right here, Tris. I will always be right here.” She whispered

“But I never knew the pain they were going through, I didn’t even know the company went bankrupt, worry must have gotten them that way, I only remember them hurry to catch up with someone.” Tears rolled down her cheek, hitting the floor. “They said a business man who was going to help them was leaving the country, they needed to catch up with him before he flew away, but I never knew they wouldn’t be back.” Her breathing shook, her heartache as she felt a flashback in her memory. “Celeb,” She glanced at him. “They were in such hurry that I didn’t even get to tell them goodbye,” She bites down her trembling lower lips. “They only left me with one sentence,” She looked at their grave.

The actress playing Lyn said with a worried expression on her face even though she was only reading and not acting. Jeans, the actress playing Crystal, shook her head with disbelief in her eyes. Her lips quivered, and she looked around in panic. "I didn't." She cried out. "I really didn't kill her." The first scene slowly passed, and soon, Fred began his reading. He was the cold and handsome male lead of the story. The one who loved and hated Crystal. He made her life miserable with his love and hate. He was a tragic male lead, broken and confused, with no one to help him out until it was too late.

The only frightening thing was the unhealed wounds on my face, and I was limping due to my injured feet. "Caleb!" Jenny rushed toward me with a bouquet of flowers, throwing her arms around me. "I'm sorry, Caleb. I only just found out how much you've suffered. It's all my fault. My negligence gave those people the chance to hurt you. But don't worry. I've already made them pay." She showed me a video. In it, Jackson was covered in bruises. He was forced to hike up the mountain and eat dog food, while shouting apologies with no dignity left.

Ian did not believe the words of the passerby, and I could even hear Jewel's condescending laughter in the background. I was about to sob in pain, but that call made me stop my tears from flowing. I could not make it to the director's funeral, and all I could do was silently share the feelings in my heart with the director. I told her about how I had so much more to say to her if she were still alive, and how I wanted to tell Ian that the hands that had always treated his migraine were crushed under the tires. I wanted to tell him that poor Tia's hands were in so much pain. …

This is your fate! With that, he dragged me by my hair toward the hill behind the town. We'd just left the town entrance when my best friend, Queenie, rushed over. Tears welled up in my eyes. I looked at her like she was the physical representation of hope. Worried something might go wrong, Queenie had even brought the mayor. The mayor had always been fair when dealing with town affairs. He looked somber as he struck Dad's arm with his cane. "Can't you let the child go? So what if she can't break her curse and stays mute forever? If you keep this up, someday, something terrible may happen to her. You'll be sorry then!"