What Is Worse Than Death Novels & Stories

“Just because terrible death is a possibility doesn’t mean it will happen.” “It doesn’t mean it won’t happen either. “Terrible death could happen walking out the front door. Everyone knows that.” Yes, but living the way we do is like loading the dice. It dramatically ups the chances for terrible death.” “We should stop saying terrible death and find some wood to knock on. But anyway, if you like her, go and get her back.” I grunt and start taking clothes out of the closet, hangers and all, and throwing the whole armload into the box. “Drag her back, you mean.”

Peters stood up and scribbled something on the whiteboard and it says, ‘greatest evil’. “Death is the loss of life. It is where you lost your capacity to be conscious and get a hold of those vital processes essential to life,” he said and pointed up his marker on the word he wrote on the board. “It is the greatest evil because death doesn’t just end our life but also renders everything, especially living, meaningless.” Nobody dared to speak, well, for a few moments. “This is boring,” Mark said and stoop up to leave the room. I glanced in Mr. Peters’ direction and he’s just there, sitting, watching his students left the room one after another until none of them was left…except me.

"How strong can he be? He doesn't have any strength at all! We'll crush him later, lest he really doesn't take everything seriously! And this is a rare opportunity. If we don't seize this opportunity, we'll really never be able to reincarnate!" "That's right, even if we die, it's still a form of relief! However, if we're able to survive, then it's undoubtedly the best! If we're able to live, then who would want to die? Even if we're still alive, we don't know how many years it would take for us to truly come back to life!" "Yes, as the saying goes, it is better to live than to die! If we can live, no one wants to die! Death is definitely one of the worst endings. But if there is no other way

Someone had once said that the thing that’s worse than death is betrayal. Yekaterina and the rest of Ahrio’s team felt the heavy truth of that as they know each passing second sends them closer to their own demise. Each jolt of electricity weakens them, blurring their vision, fainting their heartbeats and slowly losing their consciousness. For them his betrayal is more painful than his death.

I love that she’s winning and topping up in ranking, but I can’t help but imagine the horrified expression on her face when on one really depressed day, she walks into that ring and realizes her opponent is me and that one of us has to die for the other to live. It feels like karma, life repeating itself with the second generation, the only difference being that I would be the one dying, not my best friend’s daughter. I’m expired anyway, due to be out of this world. I’ll rather tell myself that to make me feel at least a fraction better. Everyone dies, and my condition already tells me I will too, sooner than most, but what scares me most is the fact that my death would be the most tragic an

He again removed my arm away from him and questioning eyes darted across my face, "You seem to bring the death subject a lot lately." His words somehow let the smile slip off my face. I shrugged nonchalantly as I gazed outside the window, "Well, in the end, we all are going die, aren't we?" Death. That word alone used to scare me. Well, not anymore. Because death, is not the greatest loss in our life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live. ********** Cara's POV My attention drifted from the conversation Katherine and Ashton's sister - Zoe - were having and my gaze fell on Chase and Lilly sitting together at the couch silently playing together. I smiled at how cute they looke

But I knew what was better than death. And I would, my little mate. . #TBC

It's like a thousand stakes were stabbed right through my heart. This feels worse than dying. I guess life loves to play games with me. It always finds ways to hurt and ruin me. What an unfortunate life I have…

he whispers, then looks up at me again, "No way. You can't die?!" "Not like this, no," I smile, feeling his relief, "I could die if I got dropped in the middle of the ocean with no water or food for over a month. I would last a lot longer than a human, but that just means I would suffer more for the same fate, death. I could die if someone chopped me up in pieces too, so... your dad could definitely kill me if he set his mind up to it. He's done a lot worse to other people." "Ew," he shakes his whole body, "Car crash?"

We had thought his being killed by someone random out there in the Reignile wild was the worst fate possible but it turns out there was a fate more worse than death— it was this fate. — being part of the Dark One’s army and being part of those who were going to attack us. Hence, someone amongst us today would be required to kill him— this was a worser fate. My chest was heavy with gloom now. I was breathing strenuously due to the weight of all this realization that had met me… but then I didn’t know that things would get much worse. Landon and Anita were both stricken with the dread of seeing their father and mother as Ferals and although I detested the Alpha Queen, I didn’t fancy this sight