Jack Phoenix Death 소설 & 이야기

He managed to sing a song so his daughter would hear him for the last time… There when I remembered what the police told me last time about my Dad's death. They said Dad's taxi was allegedly crashed into a large tree. The taxi leaked and include that one of Dad's passengers was smoking that night, resulted in the taxi explosion. It only made me felt worse when I found out that Albus Wesley and Hailey Perelman were Dad's rides. Those two people whom I chose not to help and interfered with. Damn it! They died with my father. It's all my fault, I'm so idiot! Of all things, why did I not notice the plate number? I knew that something like that would happen. But why? Why did I not see a death sha

Time fled that night like a curious bird. Jace never wanted Xavier to die because he wanted him to suffer, but what about my suffering? People began yelling and shouting. I went numb for another minute, and then I ran downstairs. I ran, leaving Maddox behind. I can’t even think straight. He was running after me, crying and yelling. I ran on the road, pushing people aside. I could no longer hear the murmuring or sirens. It was my heart beating in my ears. I dropped to my knees, my eyes pouring with tears. Jace was lying with his face upward, dead and cold. I slowly touched Xavier, who was lying down on the road on his stomach after getting tangled in the cloth canopies. Blood had started to w

He clenched his jaw and did his best not to show any signs of suffering. We watched as the ex-Alpha and ex-Luna eventually died, their insides completely torn apart by the poison. Once they were declared dead, people sauntered away to get on with their day. Jax walked up to his parents, their eyes wide but unblinking. He ran his fingers over their eyelids to close them. Then he turned to me. “It’s done,” he said with a curt nod. “So it is,” I said, sighing. I knew it would be an awful death, but seeing them like that didn’t give me the sense of satisfaction I thought it would. It was too gruesome, even for my taste.

She adds. I am stunned into silence. Phoenix's are supposed to be extinct. No one has seen one in more than a thousand years. I know the others are just as shocked with finding this out as I am. I show them pictures of Liam, Morrison, and Andrew. They recognize Morrison and Liam straight away. “The other guy I saw twice and he looked terrible both times. He looked sick and then I heard that he had died. Morrison was with Liam when they took us.” Kyler says.

No longer caring about the power struggle, she just wanted this arrogant man dead. A gunshot echoed through the air. However, the bullet did not hit Jaxter but instead lodged in Rodriguez's forehead, causing her to fall to the ground. This sudden turn of events left everyone stunned, and Jaxter looked around to see who had done it. It was Cassius, who had brought more members of Black Phoenix. They immediately attacked Rodriguez's men, who were already dead. They were no longer a threat, unable to fight back.

A few minutes passed by in absolute silence. Konstantin was dead. Cassian was dead. I guessed that the others were dead, too. Felix stared at his brother’s body unwaveringly. I wanted to go to him and offer him some kind of comfort. He’d tried to find a way out for him for centuries. And now that he was out, he was forced to kill him himself. Xander looked at me and said, “Jade, let’s go. Let’s get out of here.”

And sooner or later, King Industries would’ve been dragged into it with whispers about the mafia. Jones managed to spin the story enough to make Marco look like some concerned bystander who got caught in the middle of the chaos. But the rumors circling him weren’t far from the truth. At least Lana’s name stayed out of it. That alone cost me a fortune, but I didn’t care. I wasn’t going to let her reputation get buried beside ours. A heavy feeling settles in my stomach. Xander, his cousin Jin, and three other members of the Golden Phoenix are dead. Wen Chen is going to answer that blood with more blood. It’s only a matter of time.

the wailing guards were weeping before Phoenix, who looked unbothered. “If only you tell me---- who am I?” it was then my smile faded away. Did she not remember? Is she dead like them? “You are one of us,” the guard claimed. “No! I am most definitely not. I am not hovering!” Phoenix shrugged her shoulders and murmured nonchalantly. “That’s because you are not accepting the truth. It’s been ages that you---,” the guards couldn’t finish because Phoenix had something to say. “That I died. I know! I have been counting the years. I just don’t believe your bulllshit,” Phoenix sounded just like herself from the early days of when I met her.

She was still imagining a life without Ashley who was finally dead at that time when her assistant dashed to her office and delivered her a grave news—Jaxon was dead. He died in the most ridiculous way! He, the richest man in the country who was second only to the president of the country in terms of power, died of exhaustion! Talia felt it so absurd that she had sent her men to investigate! A day after his death was announced, Talia slumped on the floor in daze. He was indeed gone. Jaxon, the man whom she was obsessed with that it ran deep in her marrows, died after he climbed the highest mountain peak where the most reclusive temple of some ancient country. He died because his knees were s