Novel & Cerita Heaven's Gates Won't Open Up For Me

He must exit via the gate to the human realm. Before him are four gates: human, supernatural, gods, and hell. Colton must choose the correct gate. I see him pause and look . Gate One has roses without thorns perfect in every way. I hear his thoughts. ‘Too perfect, my world has both beauty and pain.’ I smile. Gate two is covered in purple and gold roses with thorns. ‘Magical like the supernatural realm.’ Again I smile. Third gate burns but red roses covering it don’t. ‘Maybe but I should look at the fourth to be sure.’

Haylee's POV: "Get out from my house! You stupid bitch! Don't come back here! You're not my daughter anymore! Such an eyesore!" I felt like that was the darkest day of my life. It was raining lightly and I was standing on the street right in front of the gatehouse looking at my furious mother. It was just a small old house inside the neighbourhood. She turned her back on me and closed the front door leaving me outside without anything. I cried my heart out begging her to let me back in. I called her out so many times but the door won't open. She left me there in the rain, to die.

Something deeper. Something bigger. The sky above cracks again. Not wide. Not open. But enough. A thin line. Silver. Alive. My breath catches. No. I was trying to close it. Not open it. The figure smiles. And this time, I understand why. Because I did not seal the door. I just knocked on it again. And something on the other side… is answering.

This key was the key to opening this Small World of Heaven and Earth. But the problem was that they didn't have keys before, and they also broke in. Caspian really wanted to get the answer from the one behind the Gates of Hell. But it seemed that the other party didn't want to talk anymore. The one behind the Gates of Hell raised his head and swallowed the key. Caspian's true consciousness was stunned. Today, he had seen the other party's coquettish actions several times. He stuffed something into his arms and something into his stomach again and again.

he said as he kissed on my forehead and caressed my hair. I nodded my head. " How did you come back? How did you return? It was impossible for you to return?" I asked him. "I thought the same. I wouldn't be able to return. I would be directly into heaven leaving you behind but I never knew I have to pass the different gates before I pass heaven. I passed all of the gates but at last, I couldn't pass the gate of remnants as your memories were all filled on my mind and heart. The gatekeeper asked me to give up all of my memories to him but I didn't want to. I couldn't erase them, even when I was on the way to the afterlife. They said the mind should have no memories of the earth. It should be

I try to ignore her but she's too strong, her desire and need to feed is too powerful for me to ignore and the fact that Sky is on the other side of the door, unknowingly serving himself as breakfast doesn't help my case. "Heaven, why aren't you opening the door? Open the door!" Sky is shouting now, the fear and anxiety in his voice evident. "Listen to him Heaven. Open the door." "No!" It's my turn to shout now. "Stop talking, both of you!" "Heaven, just open the door." Sky's voice is now soft. "Please." "Let him in sister, you know you want to." They are both talking and it's making me dizzy, almost like I felt when I first started to hear people's thoughts.

Everyone said in chorus and started rising. As they are getting back to their seats, I am having different thoughts circling around my head. The word heavenly realm repeatedly rings in both of my ears. I can now freely enter the realm my Pops has forbidden me in going. I never got the chance to enter it before and now, a new door is opening up for me. My Pops always scolded me whenever he caught me travelling towards it. And also, it is the only place I still haven’t searched in finding my savior. Ah! Why have I never thought about this before? Waahh~ He definitely looks like a god and I am certain that the kind of beauty he has only exists in that realm.

Tomoya prompted, his voice edged with impatience, dismissing Rener's words. Rener exhaled deeply, his gaze distant. “On the third night from now, a door will open—one you’ll have to unlock alongside people you will need to trust. Once it’s done, there will be no turning back. Some outcomes may work in your favor, but most will spiral into chaos, driven by forces waiting for the two realms to converge." Tomoya’s heart raced. “But... the third night from now?!” he repeated, the words striking him like a cold slap.

“There are no right things, child. Only necessary ones.” I swallowed. “And if it goes wrong?” “Then the Goddess will judge you for your courage, not your failure.” I wanted to believe that. The priestess placed a hand on my shoulder. “You fear him still—the shadow half.” Aaron. I didn’t need her to say his name. “He’s part of something I don’t understand. I can’t tell if he’s the cause or the warning.” “Perhaps both,” she said. “But remember this—the Gate does not open with hatred. It opens with despair. As long as your heart resists that, the bond cannot consume you.”