Walking Dead Clara Novels & Stories

Beta George will pick me up later. Clara: [Okay, I'm walking safely to the car. I took a little detour to look for another exit because there were scouts and guards from the Moonlight Pack who must have recognized me.] Alpha Daniel: [Alright, be careful! If anything happens, contact me immediately.] Clara: [Okay, take it easy.] After Clara had answered Daniel's message, she rushed to the car park. She was in such a hurry, Clara unknowingly bumped into the car door as it opened.

The house was engulfed in flames, crackling, screaming, howling through the night like a monster finally let loose. Clara stood across the street, face lit by fire, eyes hollow. “No more monsters in my head,” she whispered. Then she turned and walked into the darkness, barefoot, bloodstained, and free. * * * The key turned quietly in the lock as Liam stepped back into his apartment. He balanced the grocery bag on one arm and nudged the door open with his shoulder. “Clara?” he called softly. “I got your weird cereal.” Silence. He walked to the kitchen, dropped the bag on the counter, then peeked into the living room.

m high heels collided with iron bars extremely jarringly. "Disgusting human! Dare you to step foot into werewolf territory. Today, I will tell you what the power of werewolves is." Clara said haughtily. I ignored her, not even looking at her. I find talking with my knees more fun than listening to her rambling. "Hey, bitch! Did you hear what I said? Damn human!" Clara screamed. I don't care, either. Then I heard Clara yelling at Kaylin, "Open the prison door! I'll kill that damn human!"

Killing Hamilton that way would be difficult and besides, there are other Vampires who will succeed Hamilton if he was killed and who may be more brutal than Hamilton, Clara thought, recalling what Chico said and did to her earlier. “Is there a problem Clara?” Sheila asked, drawing Clara’s attention to the present again. “No Sheila,” she replied and shook her slightly again. “Please try to keep still, I will be done in no time,” she added, trying not to give Sheila any more reason to get worried than she already is, also, making sure to keep her attention on the door of the clinic as she was still expecting Hamilton and his men to come for them.

The next second, all three of them were on her. "No! Help me! I was wrong! I don't want to die!" Clara's screams were shrill and desperate. But it was too late. Three enraged vampires tore into her throat, draining her dry in a frenzy of hate. Her screams faded to a gurgle, then silence. When they pulled away, Clara was nothing but a shriveled husk. But their revenge brought no relief. Only a deeper, more profound emptiness. They had killed Clara, but it changed nothing.

My squad and I ran forward at full speed. Clara was pinned against the wall by two zombies, their teeth planted into her flesh. Her left leg had already been ripped clean off, and blood sprayed in violent pulses from the stump. She writhed in agony, but her eyes lit up with hope when she saw us. "Help me, Alice! Kill them, please!" She collapsed to the floor, dragging herself forward with trembling arms. Her blonde hair was matted with blood and filth.

The space is filled with the bitter smell of medicine. “Earlier you asked where those who came with you were. I had them brought to the west wing. The shades are tending to their minor wounds, while my doctor is seeing to those more heavily injured,” I explain. Clara’s eyes drift around the hallway, glancing into the open rooms. Her face is in horror at the injured people. She then begins to rub the scabby rope marks on her wrists. “I d-didn’t realize so many o-of them were this badly i…injured,” she gawks.

I found my way down that escape path of Grayson till I arrived at his house. I walked up to the front porch and was about to knock when the door opened by itself and there stood Clara. “Who are you?” She asked, squinting to see who I was under the darkening sky. “It's me, Lily,” Clara gasped and her hands flew to her mouth almost immediately. She shook her head in disbelief. “I thought you had died,” She said angrily. “I'm so sorry, Clara.” I apologized. “There were men who ambushed me on the way back to my village,” I added.

"I could care less if that bitch is dead or not! She tried to kill Sola! She definitely deserves it!" "Alex! Shut up!" Kene whispered to me. "Why!" I exclaimed. Amina pointed at something behind me. I turned around and came face to face with an old man and woman. Not too old. The woman's face was stricken with tears as they stared at the doctor in shock. And I instantly knew who they were. Clara's parents. Damn. The woman left the safe clutches of her husband and slowly walked forward. "Did... Did.. You say.. Clara.. My little girl.. Is dead?" The woman whispered in a tiny voice.

"You're repulsive." "If I hadn't wanted to personally give Caleb a matching heart, I'd have dumped you ages ago." "I only stayed because your blood type matched his. Your height, weight—you were the perfect donor." "Now that everything's ready, it's time to give your spare heart to the man I truly love." Clara paused, then walked to the living room. She pulled on disposable gloves and retrieved a hidden steel pipe. "The paperwork's done," she said coldly. "Once you're brain dead, Caleb will be mine forever."