Heaven An Unexpected Journey Novels & Stories

I said as if I was sure. He snorted at me, clearly disapproving. "Don't be too confident, Miles, because we don't know how fate will play out. Isn't everything that happened to you with Zandy, unexpected? So expect the unexpected, Miles." She even raised an eyebrow at me as if to tell me to prepare for what might happen. I didn't say a word for a while, seriously looking at Andrea. I can't help but think about everything that happened since Zandy arrived and all of that was unexpected.

Tomorrow, I will find her. Aria’s POV The first thing that came into my head when I woke up was that I wasn’t in my bed. I don’t remember going anywhere last night. Where was I? My dreams were terrible. I dreamt of fire, death, and walking aimlessly around the woods. I slowly opened my eyes and saw a hotel room. I started to remember what had happened yesterday. My grandma was gone. My village didn’t exist anymore. I was in Moon City trying to find Claudia Richardson and my childhood friend Annie. Tears started falling down my cheeks. It wasn’t a dream. I turned to my side and hugged my knees. I was alone.

He added and I turned to stare at my home hoping Mom would come out but there is no one. I climbed inside and sat calmly while he closed the door. I closed my eyes, leaning back, ignoring when the car is started and the whole journey, but opened my eyes when it stopped. Can I please disappear and reach somewhere else? Please! I thought looking out to see a big house and then a small one beside it but a little away to the fron

Bones snapped, screams pierced the air, and blood mingled with the dust as lives were mercilessly snuffed out in an instant. Yet amidst the chaos and devastation, an inexplicable phenomenon unfolded. Only those cursed with the weight of their own existence survived the cataclysmic event, their tortured souls spared from the merciless hand of death. With a sense of urgency, Jay swiftly checked on the safety of everyone, focusing particularly on the well-being of the children. To their collective astonishment, they found themselves suddenly teleported outside the confines of the dungeon, surrounded by the tranquil expanse of meadows bathed in the soft glow of moonlight.

Maybe it was meant to be this way. Some stories don't have a happily ever after. Maybe their souls will meet again in heaven but he was so f*cking afraid. Afraid that he would be so far away from her. She was an angel of heaven and he was the devil of hell. Once again destiny has played its cards. The scattered pieces of ghastly gray clouds grumbled in agony. And time wailed in sorrow. The breeze wept the tears of despair. As the heavy untimely downpour splattered on the car like tiny howls of pain.

But the journey had more in store for them than they could have ever imagined. One day, as they ventured deeper into uncharted territories, they stumbled upon an ancient and mysterious artifact known as the "Nexus Crystal." This crystal was said to hold the power to bridge between realms and unlock unimaginable potential.

He had to patch the wound and juice up his phone to reach one of his people. Samantha gripped the wheel, nerves screaming. A bleeding, armed stranger inches away—after she’d just told him she lived alone—had her spiraling about what the hell she’d do once they got there. Another thought gnawed at her: luck had officially ditched her. Everything in her life was spinning out of control, and this night was just piling on the disasters. The silence in the car was thick, broken only by Adam’s low groans of pain. Needing to cut the tension, Samantha blurted the first thing that came to mind (not the smartest move).

his song was muted, but not silent. I looked at my sleeping daughter, her face finally peaceful in the gentle glow of the cavern. We had found a sanctuary, a miracle. But as I sat in that ancient, hidden world, a cold certainty took root in my heart: our flight was far from over. This was not a haven. It was the eye of the storm. ***

¶ Ronin PoV¶ Finally after 24 hours long flight journey, my flight landed at Santa Blanc airport. This was the most long awaited journey of my life compared to living alone a doomed life in London without my love. Every hour sitting on that plane was torturous for me. All night I did not even blink my eyes because sleep was nowhere near me. So many thoughts were running in my mind, thinking how my Aiyla would react seeing me, hearing my voice. Would she forgive me for what I have done to her, for how I left her without saying a word.

"You were like that once." "Only better cause I'm me." "Okay Ricky, we get it." Nyx held up her hand. "Let's leave the new parents to have some time with their baby. Come on, Ricky." She guided Ricky out with Kira behind her. ~Kira~ "Can we take a tour of Heaven?" Ricky's eyes were wide, no doubt in awe at the beauty of Heaven. "Why not? I've got nothing better to do." Nyxie smiled. "Let's start here, in the beach area," Kira skipped ahead of them. "So, when people think of Heaven, they think of clouds and people in robes just laying around doing nothing. But as you can see, that's not the case."