Chapter 10 Later that night after the silence from everyone, a police ride home later, Jasmine locked herself in her room, eyes burning from the tears and heartbroken from the failure. Gabriel placed his hand on the door, wanting to open it, wanting to let her know it will be okay, but even in his confident arrogance there was no doubt Jasmine was on the verge of breaking down. Her faith was al

Chapter 12Gabriel opened his eyes disoriented and confused as his vision was first blurred but came to as he looked around the room. He was seated in a chair and as he tried to stand up he found himself chained both legs and arms to the floor. He clenched his teeth trying to break the chains even using his Angelic strength, but right when he was close to breaking free someone walked in, the man who ordered the men to attack Jasmine.

Chapter 14After a relaxing shower together they were prepared for the knock on the door from Cyndil and Lucas. They walked in with breakfast plates and juice that they both accepted gratefully. They sat and got comfortable while Lucas delivered the news.“I was able to pull some favors to get you both plane tickets, but it will only tak

Chapter 16Gabriel closed and locked the door behind them once they entered Jasmine’s home. She hadn’t spoken much since they dropped off Xavier and Gabriel could tell something was wrong with her. Her face was swollen from crying and deep inside her depth she was thinking about her next move. Thinking of humanity’s fate which made her seem so small and depression oozed from her pores. Gabriel wished he could take it away from her, but knew this inner battle had to be

Chapter 18Gabriel caressed Jasmine’s thigh as they laid curled up together, Jasmine’s back towards him as he held her close. His other hand was held close to her chest right under her chin to keep him close. Even though he refused to go anywhere, she needed the reassuring. She was open and vulnerable after she told Gabriel she loved him no matter how relieved she felt to finally get her emotions out, to be able to open up to someone else and let someone else in. She was accepted for who she was and didn’t have to hide anymore.