Faith Restored Novels & Stories

"I never wanted to be your expected mate. I never wanted to live on Earth. Revan's voice was steady, but I sensed his jaw's muscles tightening. Neither. I have been looking for you all my life, trying to reject the link. But we cannot ignore it any more; it is here right now. I knew nothing about how to react to that. His comments seemed to be crushing my chest beneath weight. How could I trust him? How could I trust any of this when it felt like I had been deceived by everyone I ever believed in? “You... you told me I was safe,” I muttered, my voice barely audible, the words sliding out like a confession I hadn’t meant to say aloud. but am I really?

“God has a purpose in life, sweetheart. Just have faith in Him…” She looked at Cindy with a frown in her eyes, wiping her tears angrily. “Faith in Him? He’s the one that put her in that bed, the one that gave her that illness!” “Now, you need to stop with that attitude, young lady. You never talk like that about God. He will heal that little baby, just trust in Him,” Noah mentioned, putting his hands on Faith’s shoulder while looking deep into her hazel eyes. “He is here, helping you. Through us, through your friends, through your husband and the doctors taking care of her.”

Daniel spent hours flying, so much so that his wings began to get sore. When he finally did land, he was on the steps of an old catholic church. The building looked so run down by time. He walked up the stairs to the door, knowing he wouldn;t be allowed inside with it being hollowed ground and all, the image of Mother Mary struck him. For so long, Daniel had believed that God had truly abandoned him, and now Wyatt showing up saying that there was a chance that he could be saved, even if Wyatt didn’t believe it himself. Daniel stood there at the door of the church just staring at the image in front of him, he was so sucked in that he didn’t even notice the person walking up behind him. “Danie

“But after our fight, when I swam back… I realized something. I realized it’s not my life. It’s yours... and maybe it’s not for me to understand.” He leaned forward and rested his elbows on his knees. “I’ve always had faith in you, Kairos… always. And I think along the way, I forgot what it really meant. I think because you have never failed me, I forgot that faith is believing even when you don't have all the facts.... even when none of it makes sense to you.”

She nudged me, tail brushing against my leg. From the pit, the Spirit’s voice thundered again: “Faith is the light that survives even the abyss. You carry it still. Go on.” The burning red eyes dimmed, swallowed by the nothing. The silence lifted, broken again by the whisper of wind, the steady rhythm of Jasmine’s breath. I sat there for a long moment, shaking, clutching her fur. My heart was still racing, my mind replaying that terrible second when the world vanished beneath me. But I had leapt. I had trusted, and I was still alive.

"The male lead has most likely awakened his self-awareness. However, you still have a chance now. If you keep working at it, you might be able to turn things around. "You can fabricate more comments for him and make him firmly believe that Rosalie Lark is the villainess. Hopefully, everything can still be salvaged. Otherwise, you'll only end up being erased." The moment I heard that, I understood what was going on. A system, huh? It was just one parasite latching onto another parasite. I'd been fooled in my previous life. If not for that, Brandon and his system wouldn't have had such an easy time. In this life, I would cut off every escape route he had.

she laughed. Cassius thinks the faith of now and the faith of before is the same, they are completely different. He thinks just by presenting a flower will melt the faith heart just like it always does then. “Bring back the bouquet, and the results in full, no paper should go missing” Faith fall on top of her bed, her heads on face the Cilicing “what's do they really take me for” Faith picked up her phone and texted Cassius. “Apologies not accepted" then she smirked.

Bandore never would have come here had it not been for me. ‘Stop that right now, my favorite human. This was where we were always destined to be. The sooner that we end him then the quicker his people will retreat,’ Faye said, giving me the peptalk that I needed. ‘You’re right as always. We got this.’ I looked around at our talented group before pulling my amulet off. I handed it to Caiathus for safe keeping. ‘We will succeed, Lady Elle,’ Caiathus said with a smile. I could tell that he believed his words, so I took in his energy.

A hope restored and renewed. Trust, the same fate.

"You both deserve that. You deserve happiness and peace." "So do you." Rhea pointed out, reaching over to squeeze my hand again. "And you're going to have it. You're going to have your family back, and we're all going to move on from this nightmare." "I want to believe that so badly." I whispered. "Then believe it." Briane urged. "Faith is believing in something even when you're scared, even when it seems impossible. Have faith, Ava." I took a deep breath and nodded. "Okay. I'll try."