Heaven 24/7 Novels & Stories

Richard calmly said. "Okay, I'll wait for your response. Again, I will be leaving for London in three days, so I need a response before then. I have to attend to something very important, so I have to call it a day now. I'll be waiting for your response," Alexander said as he stood up and headed to the door, leaving both Richard and Ciara expressionless. Under normal circumstances, having just a 5% share in any of the Westwood businesses would make one an instant millionaire. However, this offer was beyond belief.

This was the perfect time for him to admire the beautiful, haughty, and seductive woman without the fear of being stared at and dehumanized. This place called Heavenking was truly extraordinary. Apart from the expensive-looking and elegant architecture of the building, it was equipped with various facilities, such as sports, entertainment, arts, recreation, and tourism facilities, hotels, supermarkets, healthcare, and even a mini zoo. Shortly, this location would truly become a premier vacation destination for the upper class.

Melodies intertwined, harmonies soared, and the celestial expanse itself seemed to dance to the rhythms of the symphony's legacy. As the music filled the air, celestial beings joined in, their radiant melodies interweaving with those of the Harmonizers. Their ethereal voices harmonized, blending the celestial and earthly realms into a symphony of transcendent beauty. The Celestial Convergence became a cosmic celebration—a testament to the power of unity, compassion, and the interconnectedness of all existence.

STEELE & CHRISTINE Travis Steele, resident tech geek of the Heaven Hill MC rolled his head on his shoulders, hoping to loosen the tension he felt in his neck. People were driving him insane. Two days before Christmas and all of the guys were trying to surprise their wives, which meant he was keeping tabs on people more than usual. When really the only person he wanted to be keeping tabs on was his own wife. He looked down at his cell phone, sitting beside his mouse and saw he had a message from her.

He had registered all of them. He stayed where he was anyway. The Celestial Gates rose behind him, their crystalline archways throwing harmonics into the night air of Heaven that had literally never contained a wrong note, not in ten thousand years, not once. He had stopped hearing them as music somewhere around night three. They were just atmosphere now, the sonic equivalent of wallpaper, perfect and present and completely irrelevant to the only thing his attention was currently capable of holding. Eden.

Heaven started, but I shook my head. "Please leave. I don't want to talk right not." "Joyce, please listen to me..." Heaven pleaded, but I was stepping closer and closer to another panic attack. "Get out." I snapped. "Get out. I don't want to see or talk to anyone right now. So please... Please just leave me alone." Heaven stared at me for a few seconds, feeling defeated after my words. "Okay. If there is anything you need, call me. I've saved my number on your phone." She said, nodding towards the nightstand before she stood up and walked away.

It was too dark in the forest. The light of the moon was clouded and it seemed it would rain anytime soon. As gloomy as the outlook, Nemiah’s heart was heavy as they ran through the deep woods. As expected, it started to rain. Nemiah’s tears streamed down, synchronizing with the cry of the heavens. Namir heard her whimper so he stopped and took shade under the lushes of trees. She cried louder as the rain became heavier. Namir saw Nemiah's burden so he wrapped his body around her to give her warmth.

Canan said in a disappointed tone. "Why? Where are you going?" "I've received a message via Seven and our platoon will stay at Heavens Fall as look out for enemy movements." Seven is a much smaller version of Sevenths and can be carried across three realms. Heavens fall is situated between The third and fourth realm and has four thousand galaxies all under a stalemate of the war. Canan notices Knight's expression begins to get gloomy. "Don't worry, we'll just stay there and look out, nothing more. Besides, there are four billion Starknights there." Canan said with confidence to brighten up his friend's gloomy mood.

My thoughts got broken when he looked at me. "Nothing! " I locked my macbook, I need to delete these reports before he finds out. He got up and walked towards me. I scooted away from him when he sat beside me but one jerk from him and I am on his lap. "It's been weeks, you should forget about it." He said while caressing my hair. He is right it's been weeks and It's been almost a month that Grace is unconscious. "This is what I am, a monster and you fell in love with that. You have to accept it, love... "

10 days with my angel, alone in our island! I just can't wait for it! No office, no tension. Only my angel and I. But I have to wait for a next one month. Its ok, first I have to settle office works in this one month before going for our honeymoon, so that no one can disturb us. Thank you dad. I love you. God, I think I will die of excitement. "Akash" angel's voice broke my thoughts. I looked at her, and she gives my phone back to me. I think dad hung up, but I didn't hear their conversation because I was so involved in my honeymoon thoughts.