Heaven Can Wait Book Novels & Stories

the person who could show me heaven invited me with his open arms. "Come here or you will regret it for your life" the person who is showing me the hell, warned me. I looked between both of them getting confused whom should I choose? If I chose heaven then my family's life would be at stake and if I chose hell then I would become a walking dead body. I am stuck 'Between Hell and Heaven'

Everyone who looked down on me should just wait and see—the day I got into Hareford University would be the day they got on their knees and begged me for forgiveness. As for me, I'd step on them on my way to the peak.

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 heart begged her to turn back, her wolf protesting from every foot she tried to put between her and her mate, but she pressed on, sprinting from his beckoning lips before she couldn’t control herself. Follow the link to read on about Laurence and Eva's experience! If you liked this book, you will not be disappointed. https://www.goodnovel.com/book_info/31000001893/Werewolf/Worth-Searching-For

Resting on the table in the cream box and the gold vintage watch looked less like a polite greeting and more like a permanent fixture. ​Vennessa walked over, picking up the cardstock. Elaine's calligraphy took on a completely different weight. “Can't wait to work with you... Yours, Elaine.” ​She didn't feel a surge of jealousy; she felt a sharp, professional focus. She set the card down, took a slow sip of her coffee and decided it was time to see exactly who this New York newcomer really was. ​Meanwhile, across the city, the low rumble of a private Gulfstream engine finally cut out as the jet coasted to a halt on the tarmac of a private terminal at JFK.

“he made me wait for three years until I went to knock on your brother-in-law’s door, and he opened the door; when I saw behind the door, I saw my heaven. Yes, heaven was waiting for me, then I saw a hand in front of me, waiting for me to grab onto it and walk into that heaven, I didn’t hesitate a second and held that hand, see what that hand gave me; that hand not only led me to heaven but even gave me my family,

she said in an almost frenzied tone. “Whoa, whoa. Slow down, honey. Your scientist side is coming out again,” Matthew said, reaching out to put a reassuring hand on her shoulder. There was a hint of teasing in his tone, but overall, he sounded serious enough to consider her real concerns. “Yes, that is a possibility. But I find it hard to believe that we’ve been given this second chance only to have it turn out into a bad way. I choose to believe that we were given this miracle just so we could live a happier life.”

"I spent months believing fate was the greatest gift I'd ever receive." Silence. The wind stirred around us. The moon shone above. "I was wrong." Something vulnerable appeared in his silver eyes. Something hopeful. Terrified. Beautiful. My heart clenched. "I thought fate meant finding the right person." My voice trembled. "But fate never remembered my favorite tea." Silas froze. "It never saved every letter I wrote." His expression softened. "It never left my room untouched." Emotion flashed across his face. Raw. Honest. "It never drove through a storm just because I called."

As the two heavenly beings slowly walked towards where Marva was standing, Marva's eyes shrunk as she tried to shake her head, appearing to struggle even more to get away from them and hide from them, but Marva couldn't do so. More like the two heavenly beings didn't give her any chance to escape anymore. The two heavenly beings stopped in front of Marva and coldly eyed her. More like looking down at her. “What a disaster. You became your mother who chooses to side with the evil and even became a sinister being. It seemed that the second chance that heaven gave you was just wasted.” It was the woman who spoke in such a sharp manner. END OF CHAPTER 65.2