God Already Knew Novels & Stories

“What does he want?” “He wants to make it right with you. He only wrote once and I ignored it to be honest. Then when he was released he sent my secretary an email. Made some bullshit story about information he held affecting Moscow. It was absolute bullshit but my dumb fuck secretary bought it and booked a telephone meeting.” “Why didn’t you tell me?” We were still standing in the hall and my whole body felt numb.

gbaru o. Pa Joshua continued gravely, ‘I know you have suffered, Anuri. What happened to you was shocking. It was terrible. If you had been truly guilty, it would have been different. Nobody would have wept the way we did here. But we know you. We knew you were as innocent as innocence could be. Your mother knew too. That was why it was so unbearable for her. And she died, broken hearted.' He let out a deep breath. 'All I know is that God lives. What you have suffered, God knows about them. He is Omniscient. I want you to take life easy, mmh?' He paused, his gaze on her.

Del Costa once again raises a question. "God is omniscient, He knew what will happen in the future yet the question is why did He let it occur and didn't bother to do something to prevent it? He has given us the so-called free will." Mace Leo replied, yet Iris was unsatisfied with her answer, she shifted her gaze around the room and it eventually landed on a familiar book, the book which can transform lives.

Or just foolish? I forced myself to breathe, to push past the panic clawing at my ribs. “The rogues,” I rasped. “Do we have anything to do with them returning?” The Goddess’s expression was unreadable. “I know all things—past, present, future. But mortals?” She exhaled, long and slow. “Mortals must simply live. That is the rule.” I let out an exasperated breath, “So, in short you know but won’t tell me.”

"I'm sorry; what God?" Lex fell silent. He withdrew his hands from the table and wrapped them around his chest. Does he know? "Lexington, you of all people should know that there is no God." The man said lightly. "Of course there is. You don't just know if it or he or she true form." "Eh?"

“Precisely like the grim reaper, only more dangerous and hateful,” He said. “Damn, that was a lot. Wait, how do you know all these?” She eyed him, “and if my memories serve me right, Az is a god.” “Only after he ascended to godhood.” He shrugged, like it was the plainest truth out there, “Also, we immortals have the best information network,” he said proudly, “I don't think there's any race that beats it.” His voice was smug.

Gideon chuckled, "Sweetheart, there is nothing to fear from an old man such as myself. I won’t tell anyone about you or your mates. Besides, I know better than to meddle with the will of the Goddess. I’ve seen way too many things to do that, that is for sure.” Lilly's eyes widened at Gideon's words, a mix of relief and lingering anxiety washing over her. She glanced between Kenny and Axel, who both looked equally stunned by the healer's candid admission. "You... you knew?" Lilly asked, her voice barely above a whisper. Gideon's eyes twinkled with a hint of mischief. "My dear, I've been around long enough to recognise the signs. The Moon Goddess works in mysterious ways, and it's not my place

by Ethan Choi His name is Thorran Savage although he preferred to be called by one syllable nickname “Thor”. Yes, just like the God of Thunder, he’s our god. We call him our god because we had no other choice. Thor is the strongest of the strongest hence there is no comparable word other than god.

The goddess knew. And she was planning.

Always one. When it's over, I lie in their arms. Sated. Safe. Loved. Almost able to forget the watching. Almost. Then Hope appears. In her God form. Glowing. Infinite. Impossible. "Grandma." Her voice echoes with all voices. "We need to talk. About what's watching you. About what it wants. About what's coming." I sit up. My mates tense. Ready to protect. "You know what it is?" "I'm God." She smiles sadly. "I know everything. Including things I wish I didn't know. Things that terrify even me."