Leave Her To Heaven Novel Novels & Stories

Leah’s POV I woke up feeling more rested than I ever had before. The weight of the world I had been carrying for so long had finally been lifted off my shoulders. Finding Sebastian hadn’t been the fairy tale I always imagined when finding my mate, but it was my fairy tale. No, our fairy tale. We would make it the best we ever had. A strange thought popped into my head, as I wondered how much control the moon goddess really had over our destinies if there was something like second-chance mates. I mean, if you found your destined mate, wasn’t that meant to be it? Weren’t you meant to live happily ever after? Okay! I was getting too damn lost in fairy tales! I laughed and shook my head as I cli

Cara suddenly asked the little girl. Well , I already told you, I met her in heaven, she is one of the most beautiful creatures you will ever come across with, She is the goddess of every one in heaven and all the lands in earth. " Heaven is so lovely, if you get a chance of getting there " The little girl mumbled coincidently.

He is taking advantage of her weakness. "Don't listen to him and come with me" the person who could show her heaven invited her with his open arms. "Come here or you will regret it for your life" the person who is showing her the hell, warned her. She looked between both of them getting confused whom should she choose? If she chooses heaven then her family's life would be at stake and if she chooses hell then she would become a living dead body. She is stuck 'Between Hell and Heaven'

Death tried to ask her. “I will fight with you.” She said. “Heaven, don’t please. It’s dangerous---” Peace tried to stop her. “I’m not going to do this for Hell, Peace. This is also for my sister Uralane, I need to make him pay for ordering to kill her like an animal.” Heaven said with full of anger in her voice. “Heaven…” Peace called her. “Trust me, I will be safe after this but for now I need to get the justice we all deserve.” She said and hugged Peace."Take me with you.” Heaven said to Chaos after parting from the hug.

“Queen of the Ashes. Heir of the Forgotten Goddess.” Elara closed her eyes. For the first time, she did not deny. She did not flee. She accepted. The flames wrapped around her, and the ruins trembled with awakening power. ---

“You’re stronger than you think, Isabelle.” His words settled over me, a quiet reassurance during this dark moment. On the third morning, Adrian left early. When I woke, I found an envelope on the kitchen table. Inside was a thick wad of cash and a note written in simple, neat handwriting: Use this to start over. Don’t look back. I sat there, the weight of the moment pressing down on me. Gratitude mingled with a sharp pang of sadness. He was gone, vanished as quietly as he’d appeared.

She murmured, eyes dancing as she scanned the intricate ceiling frescos and gold-tipped candelabras. A rare chuckle escaped my lips. “The afterlife? Have you been there?” “No,” She said, grinning. “But they say it’s beautiful. Like heaven.” I leaned back in my chair, nodding once, though a shadow clouded my heart. This heaven she spoke of… I had bathed it in blood to make it beautiful. The ghosts of those sacrificed for this splendor would never let me see it otherwise. “Did you stop for breakfast before you left the restaurant?” I asked softly, careful to keep my tone light.

Her fingers trembled. Lorenzo quietly asked, "Do you want me to leave?" She looked at him. "No." The answer surprised them both. "I want you here." Something shifted between them. Not dramatically. Not with declarations. But with trust. The kind that returned one careful step at a time. She opened the box. Inside rested a leather-bound journal wrapped in blue ribbon. On top lay a folded note. Her father's unmistakable handwriting covered the envelope. For my daughter. Alessia closed her eyes.

“Yes, I am. It maybe terrifying at first, but I will be fine. I can now travel around, and hear stories from different places as a consolation.” “I don’t know the world beyond the convent, but I have my books to guide me.” She added. I handed her the book, “You should include this with your journey.” It is hers anyway. “No, keep it. That is my last gift to you.” And that was the last time I would be seeing her. She left then without saying anything, but I did not feel any longing or sadness, I was even happy for her. The convent was not the place for Tina. She was a wonderer, and she only had the books as her journey before. And now, she would journey the world beyond those stories.

Why not yours🤔 L: I'm going to kill both of you, so Peter and I could live in peace 😤😒 M: He broke my heart 💔 N: Mine too 💔 L: Nice, I'm now going to have time with Heaven. Dare and send me a message, I won't let for you a breath to take 🔪🤬 M: Haha the kid is dangerous 🤭 N: That girl turning him into an assassin😱 L: I'm crying please stop 🥺😭 I put my phone down, deciding to ignore them and asked Heaven, " Would you like some cold coffee and cake?"