Holy Post Podcast Novels & Stories

I sat down next to a tree while catching my breath. I opened my phone and I tried to message Elisa. But as expected, it's not sending. I tried to text someone else that I know but still failed. I noticed that the dates that set on my phone was 1672. Wait? Does that mean I am.. does that mean I'm in a world way back to millennium year's?! “What in the world is happening to me.” I said and still couldn't believe it. “There you are.” My eye's widen in shock after I heard his voice again. I Immediately stood up and step back, away from this jerk.

Echo pulled her hand from mine and scowled at me. "Why are you hiding? Is my mate here or not?" She growled, her eyes flashing red. Noah told her to chill the fuck out. "There's a crazy goddess bitch called Anna that doesn't like her play things taken away from her. We need to be cautious," he growled and Echo closed her mouth. I Heard voices and told the other two to hide. I wasn't quick enough and was facing the man of the hour Brian himself. He looked surprised to see me and waved off his associate.

Holly was stunned. She tried to get pregnant and did everything she could previously, but it never worked out. Now, she was suddenly pregnant despite not thinking about it. Bryce threw the stone-grilled squid into the trash can next to them and said, "Let's go home. I'll get Leitia to make you some postpartum food." Holly was dumbfounded. "That's for after I give birth." "Then, we'll get her to make something healthy. It's all the same anyway."

A light frown on my face would make him panic. I used to think I was the happiest woman in the world—until that familiar scar appeared in a trending post written by a woman who claimed she had given birth to her best friend's husband's child. It felt so surreal that I could barely believe it, yet the truth sat there on my screen, cruelly crushing everything I once believed.

"That's what I'll say." Hayes nodded slowly. "That's good. That's clean." He glanced at Ayana. "You should stay away from the centre today. Not permanently — just today. Give it space." "I know," she said. "I already decided that." "Good." Hayes picked up a pastry. Bit into it. Chewed thoughtfully. "Marcus called me this morning." Nelson went still. "What did he say?"