Kill Him Nine Times Novel by Anonymous

Kill Him Nine Times Chapter 29 The system agreed at once. I stayed in this world. Piece by piece, I repaired the life this body had once lost. And I would decide for myself when to leave. The year I graduated high school, I got into an Ivy League school with top scores. The whole

Kill Him Nine Times Chapter 28 Matteo sat down beside me. Even though he was terrified, he still carefully pushed a paper bag in my direction. “I brought you lunch. You should try it later, okay?” I heard another system speaking inside his head. “I told you to make it yourself. Do you not understand?

Kill Him Nine Times Chapter 27 After a faint crackle of static, the ninth loop officially began. This was the last loop the system could manage. Its energy was almost completely gone. I was standing in the guidance counselor’s office, thin as a shadow. The teacher was patiently trying to persuade me. “Cosima, about the

Kill Him Nine Times Chapter 26 Everyone was watching the show, smirks on their faces. But Matteo suddenly screamed and toppled out of his chair. It was like his body had developed a reflex. First, he cried out about the fire. Then he grabbed his neck. Then the back of his head. Then his stomach.

Kill Him Nine Times Chapter 25 Before I could think it through, scattered applause reached my ears. Very quickly, the applause was drowned out by laughter. I opened my eyes. The teacher standing beside me wore a neutral expression. “This is Cosima Vale. She just transferred here from a public school. From now on, you’ll

Kill Him Nine Times Chapter 24 His whole body had gone rigid. Even his voice was starting to warp. “Cosima, I really mean it. Believe me.” I said softly, “Matteo, if your family doesn’t agree, we’ll never make it.” “Forget it. Before the next loop starts, remember to convince your family first.” I grabbed a

Kill Him Nine Times Chapter 23 People around us began whispering. Some of them laughed. Matteo’s father slammed a hand on the table. “Who do you think you are? Don’t imagine that knowing my son for a few days means you can worm your way into the DeLuca family. We would never accept someone from

Kill Him Nine Times Chapter 22 This time, when the world split apart, it was all red. When the red finally faded, I came back to myself. I was at a very formal dinner party. A middle-aged man was speaking. “I’m very happy you could all join us tonight for my son’s graduation party.” This

Kill Him Nine Times Chapter 21 I ignored it. Carrying the gas can, I climbed up the exterior pipes to the third floor. I could climb because this body had spent her childhood outdoors. Climbing trees, wading in rivers, running through the woods—those skills were finally proving useful. I made it onto the third-floor balcony

Kill Him Nine Times Chapter 20 I changed clothes, pulled a cap down low, and did my best to look like a boy. There were still a few bodyguards in the complex, watching people come and go. Wearing a baseball cap and loose sweats, I squeezed through a gap in the iron fence. The system