Heaven Can't Be Found Novels & Stories

I wanted the man who made the world feel a better place. Every time I found a scrap of happiness, every time I thought I finally had a solid floor beneath my feet, the universe seemed to find a way to rip it out from under me. "This is exactly what I was afraid of," I choked out, the words muffled by my sleeves, "Every single time. I get close to something good, something real, and then it just... it gets torn away. It's like I'm not allowed to have peace. I can't find him," I whispered, "He’s the only thing that made sense of all this madness, and I can't find him. What if he’s gone? What if I never find him again?"

Before l could become nervous any further, we heard a knock on the door, and we didn't need to tell each other who it was. MIKE... When the door to Maria's house was opened l just couldn't believe my eyes, I stood in awe,in fact, I didn't stand, I froze, literally. This exceptionally beautiful princess standing right before me wasn't like the girl l thought l'd known for the past weeks. Before me stood an actual human angel, so pretty, body looking beyond fine. I just couldn't find the right words to describe how she looked. I knew then that I would never let her go, she'd be mine and mine to keep. Dazzled by her beauty, l didn't know how much time had passed but I heard her greeting me prob

Hades immediately got up and went to one of the controls to pull up the only footage of the woman they had - the one from the camera near the entrance where she happened to take off her covers. Once her face showed up on the monitor, Brahma became more relaxed and he looked quite... happy? Gaia and Hades looked at each other then at Brahma again. Suddenly, Brahma laughed out loud and held his stomach with his left hand as he tried to retrieve his phone with the other from one of his pockets. He entered a number and the person on the other line immediately answered the call. "Call off the search. It's Neith." When the two other people in the room heard the name, something in their minds immed

A song unknown to me and at the same time, I wanted to record every note with his voice, in a few seconds the music reached its peak and his dark eyes met mine. heaven help me Heaven save me from me I've been losing my religion Headed for collision without you heaven help me Can you save me from me I've been losing my religion Headed for collision without you You gotta do it for yourself No one else can fall to save ya Black and blue they'll cover you

“We have numerous days, months, and years ahead of us, but Miss Whitney… she doesn’t have that kind of luxury. “Ever since we met, you’ve been warm and attentive, and I appreciate all the efforts you made just to make me happy. But there are also times when I feel that there’s something missing inside of you, an emptiness that can’t be filled even with my help. You need to gain understanding in order to let go, right? “So don’t worry about me, and go. I know that you’ll come back to me eventually.” ***

Worse, it happened because of his stupidity. "Let's pray to all the gods out there that he won't punish you for your stupid mistake, Levi." Nevea waited in the living area for Zach. Second, passed to minutes, and minutes changed to hours, yet there was no sign of Zach. Not even his shadow. She watched as the sky turned to tangerine, still waiting for him to emerge from the door. But her wish wasn't fruitful because he didn't come back even after the sun had set. That made her wonder how horrible the vision he saw was to the point of making him shake and escape from her.

Her sweet voice suddenly turned sour. Teddy hesitated, unsure how much to reveal. “It's ongoing, Mother. I'll find her soon. Testing the water, he said, “Mom, can’t you let this slide? You don’t want her in my life, and now she is gone, we should let her be.”

No more? Impossible My darling Elizabeth - I will find you

Was this heaven? No… that couldn’t be right. Heaven wouldn’t take someone like me. If I wasn’t wanted in the human world, what made me think God would want me? I was nothing—just a pathetic loser with no one left. Suddenly, the vibrant green of the field darkened, turning into an ominous black. The sky above twisted into swirling storm clouds. Then the voices started. “Wake up.” The words echoed in my mind, growing louder with each second. The ground beneath me trembled, my vision blurred, and just as I felt myself slipping away—

"I picked the same church you two first got married in." I laughed and brushed his hand away. "You're so childish." "Helen!" a voice ripped through the storm. "Come out and see me!" Jeff had somehow broken through the first line of security. In the pouring rain, he held a soaked velvet box. Inside was a crystal ring—one of the cheap couple rings he bought at a street stall when we first married. "I found out I have late-stage stomach cancer… The doctor said I have three months at most…" His voice cracked. "Just come out and see me one last time, okay?"