Heaven Can Wait Novels & Stories

‘Sure! ****** 7 am, Next morning:- ‘Waiting outside.’ Viaan was waiting outside Heaven’s Abode as he came on time and texted Kiara. A never-ending smile was adorning his face as he waited eagerly for her. Staring at his watch, again and again, he was getting impatient now.

If I saw you in heaven Would you help me stand? If I saw you in heaven I'll find my way Through night and day 'Cause I know I just can't stay Here in heaven Time can bring you down Time can bend your knees Time can break your heart Have you begging please Begging please Beyond the door There's peace, I'm sure And I know there'll be no more Tears in heaven Would you know my name? If I saw you in heaven Would you be the same? If I saw you in heaven I must be strong

We wait and check that the message has been delivered. Trayton ~”Now we wait.” We wait. Five minutes pass. We wait. Another five minutes pass. We wait. And wait. Half hour pass. And we still waiting. The excitement has completely drained from her face, all that is left is disappointment. Then the phone rings. Ava ~”I am not answering, please will you?” I answer the phone. Trayton ~”Hi Mr Owens.” Richard Owens ~”Hi Trayton. Please call me Richard.”

Thank God I at least have my underwear on, to still give me the little dignity I have left. I'm scared out of my mind but I won't show it, I refuse to give them the satisfaction, to let them see a reaction before- no, I won't die, I refuse to die. I refuse for mine and Keith's story, our lives to end like this. I'll have to fight and keep awake, keep strong and wait. Wait for him with great belief, that he'll come. " Elena let's go." I hear that same male voice. Now I have no doubt it's Andy.

But I stayed still, held in that moment of fragile understanding. I couldn’t remember. Not yet. Maybe not ever. But my heart refused to let go. I lifted my chin, gazing at the broken sky, the scattered stars peeking through ash. “I’ll wait,” I whispered, the vow trembling but resolute. “Whoever you are, wherever you are—I’ll wait. Because my heart knows you. And I trust it.” The wind stirred, brushing against me like a phantom touch, and though it brought no answer, I clung to it.

Wish my time came sooner Then I wouldn't have to go through all of this. I wouldn't owe anyone anything, I wouldn't have to take all these responsibilities. I wouldn't have to carry this cross that is 100 times heavier than me. Maybe it will happen soon, My receding heartbeat tells me so. And sometimes I find myself looking at the sky, Waiting for it to finally arrive, And whisk me away.

She rolled her eyes. “I’m on my way, sir,” she replied, her tone flat. “You better be,” he snapped. “We have a segment waiting. I need you here in ten minutes.” The line went dead before she could respond. Heaven stared at the phone for a second. Then sighed again. “Of course,” she muttered. She stood up, grabbed her bag, and made her way toward the exit. But just as her hand reached for the glass door— She froze as her eyes caught sight of a familiar figure standing near a black van with his hand in his pocket. Beside him were men in black suit who seemed to be bodyguards. Heaven’s breath hitched as her heart skipped so hard it almost hurt.

“Because it would kill me. And yeah... maybe that’s selfish. But it’s the truth.” Silence. Thick silence. Heavy silence and definitely crushing silence. “I’ll wait,” he finished. “However long you make me. A month. A year. Longer.” He smiled, soft and devastating. “I’ll wait, Sunshine. I just needed you to know that.” He lowered the mic. Cheers. Whistles. Someone actually screamed. Phones shot into the air, flashes going off. That's when I knew I didn't need to think anymore. Fuck thinking! I was done thinking.

Like it’s running out of hope. But I’m not. Because every night, just before dawn, the bond flickers. One heartbeat. Hers. Faint. But there. She’s fighting. She’s coming home. I just have to keep the world spinning until she does. Beautiful things take time. And I have forever and one more day to give her. I’m not going anywhere. Not ever. Wait for me, Celeste. I’m right here. Always. Interlude – The Dreamscape That Waits

Don’t know how much longer we have sat on that chair, my tears long dried. Forget everything we did wrong 'Cause you've been the one You know this will never change But every day, I still wait for you No, I don't want this to be true This beautiful disaster is you 'Cause you've been the one You know this will never change But every day, I still wait for you I closed my eyes. He smelled same, heavenly. He smells like he had a lot to drink. I finally pulled away from him and looked above to see his beautiful ocean blue eyes, the song completely forgotten.