When Does Hiccup's Dad Die Novels & Stories

"Avery, I heard that something happened to Mr. Fordham Senior, so I came over. How is he now?" When Jacqueline saw him, she got up and threw herself into his embrace. "My dad is dead."

"He smiled, and then he started crying. He told your mom, 'Complaining they're too hard, yet he's still eating them. He's just like me. He just won't speak his mind.'" The wind died down for a moment, then picked up again. "Alice," I called out. "Yeah." "The last time I talked to him, how did he react to the thing I said?" Alice knew exactly what I was talking about. "What else can you give me besides the smell of diesel oil?" That was the absolute last thing I ever said to Dad in this life. Three months later, he was dead. "Your mom said that after he hung up the phone, he sat in the living room all night without moving a muscle. The next day, he started refusing food."

My ears picked up the flat beep of the heart monitor attached to my dad's heart, and without anyone telling me, I knew what had just happened. Dad was dead. He died without any warning. I didn't even say goodbye properly; I hadn't solved this puzzle of his cheating saga. The door slid open, and the doctor and two nurses rushed in, trying to revive him. I stood there, frozen like a statue, unable to move and unwilling to accept this painful reality.

"Understood. I'll make sure to do it with care." Nicole nodded in relief. Then, she walked out. When she left the operating theater, she looked at her watch. It had already been six hours. No wonder the wound on her body was causing her such pain. Just as she pushed the door open, Zeke immediately ran to her. "Nicole, how's my dad?" Nicole sighed. Zeke suddenly felt as if his world had crumbled. "H-he's d-dead?" Zeke's dad was the commander of Hustuaburg. If Karlo died on foreign land, how would Zeke explain it to the family and all the country's leaders?

He doesn't have medical knowledge to know what kind of disease it is but his assumptions are going in the worst way. "So you found me out," Joshua's father and also the HongYoonChoi first leader, Harvhey, came in with his excessively cheerful character that might only be a part of his highly calculated clever action. But after a while, he gave up his smile and then dropped words, "That's right. I only have few days left." No matter how rich or successful you are, death is something you can't escape.

she said, her eyes never left my father, as if she was waiting for my father to deny her words. No, she can't possibly think that my father was responsible for Grandpa’s death. The report says he died from a heart attack, which is why he fell down the stairs. It makes sense why Dad had control after the death, and he was ready to put Jasper in charge of the family. “ He had a heart attack,” my father whispered before clearing his throat and saying, “ We know that already. If words get out about his mother's death, the Sage will not let us leave.”

A son who wasn’t even his. He hated being here. Room 45 hummed with the low beep of machines. His father sat propped against the pillows, wires webbing his chest, a tablet balanced on his lap like even now, dying was an inconvenience. The old man looked up, eyes sharp despite the pallor. “Finally. Thought you were waiting for the funeral invite.” “You’re still breathing,” Spencer said, dragging the metal chair across the floor with a screech that matched his mood. His father didn’t smile. “You made the news.”

As soon as I moved away, the hiccups stopped. "Thank you," she said softly. "Yeah..." I replied, feeling awkward. I took a deep breath. It was time to ask the question that had been bothering me for days. "Why were they chasing you?" I asked gently. She looked down at her hands. "I don't know," she whispered. "Maybe I saw something I wasn't supposed to see." When she looked up at me, her eyes were full of tears. My heart ached for her. I hated to give her more bad news, but she needed to know. "Your father was buried yesterday," I said carefully. "Along with you. You've been declared dead. If people find out you're alive, you could be arrested for murder."

Her words shattered everything: "Poppy... dad… da… dad… he's… gone. His heart just stopped and suddenly went into cardiac arrest. They tried reviving him, Poppy… dad didn’t make it. How could death do this to us even with CPR, shocks, and everything... he's dead." The spoon clattered; the world spun.

Jason went upstairs after Grandpa had left for his room and found his elder brother and younger sister, both crowded around their mother who was still wiping tears from her eyes, in her room. Jaspn's phone buzzed and he stepped out of the room to answer it. He returned to the room a few minutes later. "Everything is ready, the burial is set for the day after tomorrow" Jason announced, and left them for his room. He sat on the sofa resting his head on the back of the sofa, lost in deep thoughts. "How come no one knew dad was battling colon cancer and what happened that night when he went to the music festival with his dad?" Jason tried to remember a few events from the night before. The progr