Novel & Cerita Heaven Feels

Looking like a devil, smirking like a playful demon. "Yes, Hades." And after those worshipping words came out, I fell into slumber. I can't believe I was high. Higher than where we are right now. And I can't believe I touched the sky and felt heaven.

I smiled and rested on my head on his shoulder, as he continued to drive. I turned the volume up on the radio. I closed my eyes, enjoying the song. (Walk with me like this in lives to come Swear that you shall meet me here Though bodies are different but we have one soul Never say goodbye.) (You are my morning As well as evening You are my pain as well as rest.) (My prayers are saying just this Always be mine Never say goodbye.) Akash POV ( Daksh Father) ************ Tomorrow we are going to celebrate our wedding anniversary, and I'm very excited.

The flowers are also glowing with different colors but most of them are dark. We are star-struck! We didn’t expect this to happen! We didn’t expect to see these! “Am I dead? This place, it looks like heaven.” Havoc whispered. “You seriously think this looks like heaven, you haven’t been there, idiot.” Tristan joked. I chuckled. “You’re always bad on supporting other people. You know it’s just an expression.” “I’m just spitting some facts. We also don’t know if you’ll reach heaven, Havoc. Your name alone doesn’t stand a chance up there.”

Nila stammered. *** Flights to the United States will be carried out and Criss has been seated assisted by passengers according to the flight passenger number. "The world is not as wide as a Moringa leaf, love is not as deep as the ocean and my heart almost shrinks feeling how narrow a woman I love is. It's so unfair to me, God, what trials are you giving me. It hurts so much to love unrequited." Criss said to himself.

Lucas’s POV I’m pretty sure the doors to heaven just opened up right now to welcome us inside and lock itself behind us, Fort Knox tight. The sound of my angel coming was the single most perfect symphony I’ve ever heard; and will ever hear, my entire life. It played right into my heart strings, filling it with joy and happiness. I felt like the most capable man on earth while I was in between her thighs bringing her to her first orgasm, drinking the elixir of immortality right from her dripping cunt. And nothing tasted more sweet than that. Nothing ever will.

The sun was probably going to set on the horizon in about an hour or so, and the sky was as blue as ever. It seemed like a beautiful sunny day, and yet here they were, all awkward and tense. It made Matthew feel a little guilty, but what’s done is done, as they always say. “…What did she look like?” he asked quietly, trying to ignore the painful clench in his chest when the words left his lips. “Huh?” Allison turned to him in surprise. She stared at him for a moment before realizing what he meant. Her eyes started brimming with tears. “…She was… so beautiful,” she choked out. “She looked… like an angel. She looked like you, Mattie.”

Bellezza Ezza I felt lightheaded. I felt as if a ton of weight had been lifted off me, but that was not possible. Not unless I lost weight, literally, or I died and this is the effects of heaven and the afterlife. But that was not possible, either.

But I don’t think that’s ever worked out for someone with prying eyes. What’s been seen can’t really be unseen, can it? Not to mention… What I’m gazing at is so fantastically mind blowing, I literally can’t stop myself from pushing the tall door further open. I cross the threshold. Step inside the room. Gape some more, if that’s even possible. Despite the peculiar sensations running rampant within me, I can latch onto one vibrant feeling that can’t be denied. I’m in heaven. Or in a haven, really. It is the ultimate nursery.

I asked. He nodded. I didn’t answer. Because the truth was, the sky felt hollow. That’s the only word I had for it. Hollow like a ribcage without a heart. Like something massive had leaned in close to peer through the veil… and liked what it saw. The stars above us were too still. The constellations felt wrong, like the heavens had shifted just slightly out of tune. As if reality was still adjusting to what I’d become. When we reached the Haven gates, they opened for us—but not without stares.

Mia leaned into Terrence's arms, her cheeks flushed pink as she traced lazy circles across his chest. "Terrence, that woman won't ever bother us again, right…?" Her voice was soft and stickly-sweet, tinged with the smugness of someone who had just won a battle. Terrence didn't respond, his thoughts flitting to the ward next door. Somehow, he felt empty, and his heart sank heavily like it was missing a piece. Not noticing his state of mind, Mia continued, "You should have seen the way she looked at me! She was terrifying, so thank goodness you…"