Gabriels Redemption Novels & Stories

I needed to set clear boundaries between us, I don’t want to send across wrong signals. “I’m sorry Miss Malloy, I just wanted to know if you were okay.” He said curtly. He set the car in motion and follows the convoy to the Belarie’s residence. I felt my phone ping on my thighs and picked it up. Noticing I had a new message from an unknown number, I opened it. “I read your email of the story you came up with. We will work with that. I’ve also signed the marriage contract and had it delivered to your address. From A.P.”

Unless they somehow found out that we were weakening. “What do you mean?” I push to get the answers that were nagging at me. I could feel Sadie’s eyes on my back, but right now what Gabriel was telling me was more important. “I’ve never seen creatures like those. Their speed, their strength and their aura are like nothing I’ve ever witnessed before. It was nearly impossible to defeat them.” Racking my head, I try to think of anything or any creature I’ve read in the old texts while trying to come up with a solution for the curse, but there isn’t. The supernatural only consists of three creatures. There has never been mention of any new species.

Chapter 6: Redemption and Freedom In a fierce battle, Gabriel fought the werewolf, his silver dagger glinting in the moonlight. The struggle was intense, but driven by his love for his village and his unwavering determination, Gabriel emerged victorious. As the werewolf lay defeated, the curse lifted, and the moon's hold on Ravenswood was broken. Epilogue:

One goddess, who I assumed was Persephone, was twiddling her fingers around vines, plants, and shrubs near the palace, holding a little baby in her arms. Gabriel, who had just been awoken from the evil that hung over him, rushed through the gaping hole in the wall to embrace her. One arm went around her while the other patted the young baby’s head. Luci gripped my hand, my white leather outfit still littered with ash as we stepped down the palace steps. The road home would be easier than getting here. Hades stood before us, his back straightened and his pants ripped from shifting. Parisa stood by him, her hand in his as Lillith screamed with excitement.

I’m running as fast as I can through the trees, my heart is racing. I feel like it will explode any minute. I can see the opening in the gate, my escape isn’t far off. I hear people yelling dogs barking, I know they are searching for me. I’m almost to the exit, my freedom, “Stop right there!!!” The guard yelled. I keep running, there’s a gunshot and it all goes black.

“No one here will hurt you. Just breathe.” Slowly, painfully, Genesis relaxed. With effort, she finally spoke. “It was… a wolf,” she whispered. “He had red eyes.” My heart skipped. “Red eyes?” I repeated sharply, unable to stop myself. “Genesis, only rogue wolves have red eyes.” She shook her head weakly. No,” she insisted. “He wasn’t a rogue. I know him.” The room went silent. “He’s one of your warriors,” she continued, her voice trembling. “Michael’s close friend… Gabriel.”

"Exactly as it sounds, brother. He's been missing for a whole day now, with tonight being the third." Gabriel had always been my favorite of the Seven. Even now, he still referred to me as kin and was the only one who'd acknowledge my new name. The redhead—as in actual red hair, like the crayon color, and not a shade of ginger—was leaning back on a pillar, playing the lyre, winged sandals still on his feet. His horn was rested on his hip, still sealed for the End of Days. Well, that was a relief. At least it wasn't the End yet.

he said, his voice dripping with anger. Gabriel's eyes locked onto Ryder, his gaze cold and calculating. "I'm not just tough," he said. "I'm the best. And you're just a pawn in a game you don't understand." With a swift kick, Gabriel sent Ryder crashing to the ground. His men followed suit, taking down Ryder's crew with ease. As the dust settled, Gabriel stood tall, his chest heaving with exertion. He'd taken a beating, but he'd come out on top. He glanced at his side, where a crimson stain was spreading across his shirt.

Gabriel was losing patience and growing angry. “Careful, Gabriel. I see all, as you know. What I have seen has been reported. That is why I am here. You have not done your duty.” Gabriel went to fly away but Gadreel reached out and grabbed him by the wing, throwing him to the ground. Gadreel placed a foot on his chest and pulled out his sword. “I would have done it myself and got a nice little promotion upstairs but, it seems you have her guarded well.” Gadreel pushed the blade slightly into Gabriels chest.

As much as she wanted to still be friends they couldn’t be any more. “Perhaps you should know then if you decide not to come I will still go after him myself.” Gabriel explained, causing Jasmine to look confused at him. “What you said last night stuck with me. My mission is to protect you, yes, but now it is to make my way back home before it’s too late. Before I fall into temptation. Then I will complete my mission as an Angel if The Almighty allows it. Chase Fallon is the closest I have to a lead on where Lucifer may be. I find him and take him back to hell, my mission is completed. You won’t ever have to see me again.” Jasmine didn’t know what to say, her mouth was slightly opened in shoc