Epilogue II

He walked through the familiar path and stopped by his father’s for a while just to listen to him talk about his mother ever so lovingly and he couldn’t feel better about it. He was glad to hear that his parents found their way back to each other. It took them years to do so but it was all worth the eternity they were going to spend together.

After his father’s he headed to check on Abel who still hadn’t remembered him but they had reformed a new friendship here.

“Hey, angel.” Abel greeted him with a smile on his face.

“Can you not call me an angel?” He sighed, shaking his head but a smile was present on his face.

“Seriously, you have wings and a face like an angel. What do you want me to call you?” He questioned, arching his eyebrow.

When Zadkiel found out that Abel ended up in heaven, it wasn’t a surprise for him. He knew the man for his whole life and he knew there was not one day where he meant any harm for another person except for those who hurt Zadkiel.

“Okay, whatever bu