60 Minutes In Heaven Book Novels & Stories

Evelyn said, getting up. Without many better options I did as she said. The more I looked around the room it was just bizarre. I felt oddly calm and relaxed. Right now I should be freaking out more than I ever had in my life. But I just didn’t truly feel the weight of it all right now. “Here we go,” she said, handing me a booklet. “The Sky Light, a haven right here on Earth.” I flipped through the pages to see magnificent waterfalls, mountains and streams. Valleys with green pastures and animals all around.

"We can't. We're different and I'm serious about heaven. I don't want that to be compromised." "You'd be surprised about the whole hell & heaven ideology. That book you people love reading is full of lies written by your government morons. There's only some truth in it. I don't know what you think heaven is, but I guarantee that it's different from what you think it is," he replied.

That thought loosened my shoulders. I nodded. “Alright.” With nothing else to do, I slipped back to my room. The book Doctor Trav had given me sat waiting on my nightstand. I opened it, but my eyes kept drifting to the door. Three hours. Guests would arrive in three hours. And I wasn’t sure if I was ready. Zane’s POV “Vivian, how soon can you come to my office?” Zane’s voice carried through the mind-link, sharp and direct. “I’m at the town square. Ten minutes,” Vivian answered.

He wiped his face using his hands due to frustration. “Why does it have to be like this when I'm in a hurry?” he said unto himself. He shut his eyes and massaged his head. It’s all gray, the place is colored ashes, out of nowhere. Her surrounding is full of ashes color. She tried to run but she can't move, not even an inch of her finger. All she can move are her eyes. The ashes begun to be a fug on her sight and in a few hours, it began to become white. She can't still move but she saw three people. "I... Am I in heaven?" she asked with a voice full of weakness that even she, herself can't hear it.

There was my boy, just left on the bed, nothing on him but a scratchy washcloth. I did not think twice. I switched the babies back without missing a beat. As I held the tiny bundle and the baby snuggled tight against me, tears came unbidden. He seemed to connect with me right away, nestling into the warmth of my chest. Yes. Even on our first meeting, I knew in my gut that he was my flesh and blood! In my previous life, Derick had his fling with his so-called 'sister' Jasmine before he ever knew me.

" She deliberately raised her voice, ensuring everyone in the first-class cabin could hear. However, a bomb had been set off in my mind. Wasn't Klaus Peterson my husband of five years? Who was this arrogant woman before me? The moment Lawrence heard the captain's name, his attitude took a complete turn. He returned the phone to me with a polite smile. "Ma'am, perhaps you should return to your seat in economy class. Let's not delay the scheduled takeoff, okay?" I was still reeling in chaos, and I couldn't stay calm at all.

Something that had not been corrected. Something that had been allowed. Even if only for a moment. And in Heaven, a moment was enough to begin everything.

Forever. End of book 36

“Oh hi there, My lady?” A soft voice beside me woken my soul up. “Oh… our sweet little angel is now awake. Can you see me?” I tried re-opening my eyes and saw beauty. I stayed looking at her for about 2 minutes and ended up drooling. Wow, feels so good for my first time in heaven, huh?

First Quarter Chapter Sixty-Five: The Guidance of the Souls Mallory finished reading the diary and when she closed the notebook, she didn’t know what to feel about it. After that first sentence, the past Goddess’ Blessed simply disregards it by saying she will be narrating her life in that small notebook. Mallory was skeptical; how can she tell a whole life in this small notebook? Then, after reading, she realized why it only took her this long. The past Goddess’ Blessed wrote this before she set off outside to fulfill her duties as the Goddess’ Blessed. She wrote sentences so short that she summarized ten years’ worth of life in a few sentences.