Novel & Cerita Angel Redemption

She was the angel who pulled him out of the darkness of depression. How could he let her go? Author's Note What's your favorite scene? leave a comment

The councilmen began to stand up one after the other, promising to leave my council and my rule if I didn’t go all out to avenge my people. ‘The time is now,’ Sebastian urged. This was not how I had pictured things to end. What was the point of the goddesses showing up if we would still end up going to war in the end? I balled my hands into fists. I was the pioneer of the war to end all wars to begin with. My only goal in life for years had been to end all humans completely, but that had all changed after I met Silver. Silver had changed everything. She had taught me how to love, had shown me the real form of happiness I had been missing in my life.

“Avila, you were chosen, you have been chosen to take this task and you cannot reject your duties. As you already know, you’re special, you’re able to sense things other people can’t, I’m guessing you’ve probably figured out that I am not not a mortal.” “And if I say no?” “Then your famil-“ “Give me details, what do you want me to do?!” She wasn’t kidding, she had a look of danger in her eyes, if I decline, my family might be in danger. She smiled and reached into her cloak. She pulled out a small side bag, it looked like a pouch. She handed to bag to me, I was a bit hesitant but upon remembering my family, I quickly took the bag. “You will first Journey to light moon pack, there you’ll find

Eric adjusted the blanket that was covering her body. "You heard the man," I added. The alpha leaned closer to her bedside and reached for her right hand. "I'm sorry Leah about the way we treated you. I hope you can find a place in your heart and forgive me," he pointed at Eric, "likewise Eric." "Yes Leah, we are sorry for all your loss and we will help you to take vengeance on Revolutionists, as you had requested. But now Leah, we need you to help us," said Eric. "You are our only hope now. Without your help, our quest to find the magic book will be fruitless," said the alpha.

A battle our kind lost, when Eastonia fell, marking the end of the Firestone witches who protected us. “He promised to find you again in another life. He walked thousands of lives to find you, and you, him. You succeeded at last. Come to us, Angel of Death. Bringer of Justice. Come home.” My legs give out as Misty’s scream tears toward me. I slump, my belly wrapped over the edge of the forge as I fall in and down… and down.

“You can dress it in softer colors, share a bed, pretend the devil deserves love, but you and I know what’s coming. Nine months left, remember? When the last grain falls, she’ll die. Just like the first one.” My grip faltered. “You’re lying.” “Am I?” He tilted his head. “You think Elyon will let you go free just because she says she loves you? You think he’ll forgive what you did? Redemption isn’t a door you can walk through, Azrael. It’s a lie you tell yourself while it closes behind you.” The air thickened, and for a moment I saw Yasmine’s face in the reflection of his eyes, soft, unknowing, fragile in a way I could never protect long enough.

The whole of Los Angeles was shocked that day. It's normal for Alpha Zander to know that the land ended up in my hands. "Thank you." I took a sip of the red wine in my hand and was taken aback. It wasn't wine. It was grape juice. I looked at Alpha Zander and found him looking back at me. As I raised my gaze, it fell directly into his warm, deep eyes. This is lethal. At that moment, there was a commotion not far away. I quickly shifted my gaze and saw Alpha Marsh and Warwick.

“Slaughtered in cold blood. Cade went feral after that. He disappeared for two years, no one knew where he went or if he’d ever return. But then—he did.” The weight of her words clashed in my chest. Cade had lost everything. His wife. His children. His entire world. And yet, he was still here? I tried to imagine the kind of pain that could drive someone to the edge of madness, the kind of darkness that could swallow a man whole. No wonder he was so cold, so distant. Before I could say anything else, a sound ripped through the air. A howl. Loud. Piercing. And close. Angla’s eyes widened in horror as she turned to me. “We’re in danger.”

he asked in a daze and she nodded. “You did, you fought for me. You waged a war against my beliefs and pulled me through this darkness. You changed my mind, Arnold. I know now, that life is unpredictable, that mistakes can be redeemed and the hearts of the sinners could also bleed. You have earned my forgiveness, my knight. The sky is so dark today and I have dressed for the occasion knowing the sun will rise afterward. The dawn is approaching. The air has changed. I can hear the chirping of birds in the distance. Ambaram has remained silent for so long, but now it is coming to life. You did the unthinkable.” The revelation left him stunned. Has he won? He has earned her forgiveness? How in

“No, I felt it. I felt my soul slip inside of me. That’s when the memories began to flood back. It felt strange but good. Like a missing piece of a puzzle was put in its correct place.” “But how?” I ask. It makes no sense that his soul would just magically appear. Lucifer’s voice cuts into our exchange. “Because you loved him and sacrificed yourself to save him. A true sacrifice must be made, and once the soul is restored, the enemy shall fall, and the offspring shall be redeemed.” Rising from his seat, he places his hand on Fallon’s shoulder. “You cemented your redemptions when you refused to slay me and returned Bree’s love. You are redeemed, Fallon.”