7 Minutes In Heaven Eren Yeager Novels & Stories

He shakes his head, but I still can’t trust his word. “Zeus, how long can we spend in the other side?” “Mom told us Ninety minutes at most.” My heart pounds, so he’s telling the truth. We have to get El out. However, I don’t know how since Minerva is possessing her. I glance up at Minvera and Noime, still fighting. “Elliot, Zeus, get ready. We have to head out.” “What about me?” Eric asks. “You can stay here and rot for all I care,” I growl before running over to where the fight is. Noime pulls a fist from the lake and grabs Minerva with it, and freezes it, but she breaks free. Another fist rises from the water and grabs Minerva.

She reached into her bag and retrieved something. "What are you doing?" Hazel demanded, her voice filled with urgency. The ground shook once more, intensifying the tension. "We only have seven minutes," Serene announced, her gaze sweeping over everyone. "Seven minutes for what?" Hazel cried out in frustration. “Seven minutes,” Serene replied, her eyes fixed on Wyatt, indicating that the climax had arrived. Wyatt needed to take Hazel with him, as the shifting of moments would be unacceptable to her, especially with the imminent loss of her mother. Sybil lunged towards Serene, but Serene dodged, swiftly inserting something into Anna's mouth.

ESMERAY White fog. I remember this place all too well. I have been here before. This has to be heaven. The first time I came to heaven was after Zella had smacked me with an aluminum tray after I broke her expensive wares in the kitchen. I’d been happy to be in heaven then, but right now, something felt off. I wasn’t ready to come to heaven, I felt like I’d left something or someone on Earth. That’s weird. I have no one.

It felt like she had been in this position before, which made it even worse because she could not contain the pain in her heart. As tears escaped her eyes, Nevea whispered, "I love you." Zach pulled her back to see her face, which had been covered in tears. "I never know you are a crybaby." "That's not the answer I am expecting." "What? Do you want me to say it back?" He asked playfully, making Nevea hit his chest. "I love you. You are my heaven, Nevea. As a demon and evil being, The closest I can feel peace and the beautifulness of heaven is when you are with me. You let me get the sweet taste of heaven." He wiped her tears. "And I only bring hell with me."

Miranda walked over and drove the heel of her shoe straight down onto the back of my hand. "You're just a grease monkey. What makes you think you're some kind of savior? Leon, don't waste time talking to him. Lock him in solitary. We'll deal with him after the alarm stops." I looked at the timer on the wall. Seventeen minutes left before the core blew. "If the core blows up, none of us will make it out alive!" I shouted at Leon, spit hitting his boots.

I turned, ready to leave this nauseating place. "Corey! Don’t go!" Deanna suddenly broke down, screaming after me. "Even if the Cunninghams collapse, I won’t let the Grahams walk away unscathed! I gave you seven years of my life. Even if I have to die, I’ll take a piece of your family down with me!" I stopped and slowly turned back, looking at her like she was nothing more than a clown putting on a show. "Deanna, do you really think you have that kind of power? You’re way out of your depth."

He just treated her like she was invisible. “Dare,” someone decided for her, grinning. “No way she gets truth.” Layla’s stomach dropped. “What’s the dare?” someone asked eagerly. Everyone paused and then— “Seven minutes in heaven.” Laughter rippled through the group. “With any guy you want.” The expectation was immediate and crushing as whispers started. “ She’ll pick him.” “ Of course she’ll pick him. She always does.” They wanted her humiliated and begging,still loyal after everything.

Barely breathing, heart stammering in my chest. And then, just as I thought he’d turn smug again, his expression shifted. Softer. “You’re my heaven, Skye,” he murmured. “Even if being with me feels like hell.”

“‘Brother.’ What if Moros wasn’t _him_? What if he was _like_ him?” Kieran’s knuckles went white on the wheel. Another buzz. Picture message. Grainy. Security camera. A girl. 10 years old. Black hair. Silver eyes. Standing in the middle of a church. Surrounded by bodies. Human bodies. All kneeling. All _dead_. Timestamp: 20 minutes ago. Location: Erie, Pennsylvania. 60 miles ahead. “Faster,” I said. Kieran didn’t answer. He just floored it. --- *Erie — St. Mary’s Church — 1 AM*