What Is Worse Than Death Novels & Stories

“Sometimes life itself can get worse than death.” “Is that so? But I believe that there is nothing worse than death. As long as a person is holding on to his breath, there is a chance of turning over the tide. Once you die, is it not all over?” Serenity expressed. “Would you prefer to spend the rest of your life in the prison or die?” questioned the Alpha.

“It was more dangerous than that.” Those words were like a shot of a thousand injections. It’s as though her life’s already counted. She could feel it at the way Granny acted even though she hadn’t said anything yet. Shorne’s worst predicament was death, but if there’s something more dangerous than that, what would be its consequence? Eternal suffering? “What do you mean?” Z was starting to be irritated, but every time she remembered what she’d done to Granny’s grandchild, she found it hard to be angry with her.

“It isn’t that you almost got run over by a cab, is it?” “It isn’t.” “Or that you slipped and almost fell into a sewage.” I rolled my eyes. “How is that anything remotely close to a near death experience?” “Falling into a sewage? That’s the worst kind of death. Haven’t you heard of Darcy's cat who died after falling into a sewage near that auto garage downtown?” “No. And I would probably know if I knew who this Darcy was.” “Well go on then. I’m dying to know. What is this near death experience?”

As far as we know, no news is good news. I hate it when people say that. I reply silently, no news can be just as damning as bad news, especially when the person you’re worried about is literally facing death. The worst part of all of this is that I know the others are worried too, but they aren’t telling me because they’re worried I’ll fall to pieces.

She had to get it done. Still, within this chaos was an odd sense of calmness that she had never felt before. It was as if the worst had happened to her and there was no longer a need to worry again about anything to come. What else was there for a dead woman to worry about? What else was relevant when there was no longer life to give it the relevancy it required to breathe? By Ignas, what could be worse than death? Not finding Eli here could be worse, not finding Eli at all would be her undoing.

"This is the worst case game ever. You can't complain." "Actually, I can." The younger one crosses his arms, furrowing his brow. "According to the rule, we should start with the bad scenario until we reach the worst one." "Fine. Grandmother is ill." "She's terminally ill." Kolya adds, but his brother exclaims at it. "How is your statement different from the first scenario I just said!?" Kolya snorts. "I don't know. The word 'death' is too scary, you know?"

The worst thing about dying is coming back to life. It's only beautiful if the people you love are here. What's the fucking point if they are gone. They call resurrection God's blessing or miracle but it's really God's way of torturing you. I'm supposed to feel His love but I'm feeling no shit. God is cruel. NO ONE WANTS TO DIE. EVEN PEOPLE WHO WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN DON'T WANT TO DIE TO GET THERE. AND YET, DEATH IS THE DESTINATION WE ALL SHARE.

But I can’t afford to leave him, but I will die if I stay. What if I die? Will they be happy? Am I such a worthless person, so I should just die? Maybe they would be even happier if I lost. Everyone hates me, especially my parents, I don’t know why they are so mad. I do everything they want, but why do I still seem to be wrong?

Fighting it only led to pain and suffering. Besides... There were far worse fates in life than being the queen of the werewolves.

But she had never faced the kind of systematic destruction that Helena was offering—the slow, inexorable dismantling of everything that made her life worth living. Soon, very soon, she would learn that some fates were worse than death. And unlike martyrdom, there would be no honor in simply enduring them.