Lets Meet In The Next Life Novels & Stories

His lover, his life partner, Evan finally recognizes who Maya really is. "If I disappear someday ...." "You will not disappear. Even if you disappear from this body ... I swear I will continue to chase your soul until we meet again, Maya," Evan promised seriously. Maya finally stopped talking after she heard Evan's answer. If she could join in the search for Evan's soul in their next life, she would also do it, so they would never be separated once and for all.

Life goes on, and until death blind s us, it will continue. We can't let life run over us. Brian and I were much more because we wanted to love each other infinitely. However, life has always been a box of surprises and if you ask yourself if I would do it all again, I say yes!

he asks, eyes wide with exaggerated surprise. "Bite me death boy. There are more pressing matters at hand." I say, rolling my eyes. "Ah, yes. The one named Mason still troubles you. Would you like for me to kill him?" he asks, his scythe standing next to me, shining to let me know that its there. I shake my head. "Death isn't the answer for everything. I just want you to let me know what Mason's plans are." Death shakes his head. "Though as entertaining this is, the affairs of the still living are none of my concern. You'll have to speak to my opposite; Life."

Something about our present that was troubling him. "Why do you want us to go back? I think we're fine this way" I whispered. "I want you to be my wife again. Because if something happens to you...if something happens to me, in the next life let's meet again and still be husband and wife. But, being separated in this life, I doubt that even if we die together we will meet again. No matter how many times we reincarnate" says Helmut and it is at that moment that the answer to his strange attitude comes to my mind. 'I'm going to die'

Esther Flashback (1665) “Esther, please,” Edmund holds my wrist. “I’m serious. I’ll be okay here. You can go.” “You really want me to leave you here?” His voice is hoarse. “Yes, Edmund.” I look up and place a hand on his cheek. “Look, perhaps in the next life, things will be easier, and we’ll be together if we are meant to be.” “What if there’s no next life?” “Then, it’s okay. I think we have loved each other so much. I’ll cherish that while still alive. The love that you gave me is enough.”

"Oh, my dear Marcella, there's no need to apologise. You have a keen intuition, and it's natural to question the sense of familiarity we share. But rest assured, we haven't met in this lifetime like this." Marcella felt even more perplexed as she pondered on her words. It seemed Anna liked to speak in riddles but she was eager to understand the enigma that was Lucas's aunt. "So you believe in reincarnations?" Anna's eyes sparkled as she spoke. "Marcella, the ties that bind all the beings on earth transcends time and space. In the grand tapestry of existence, there are souls who are destined to intertwine, to meet again and again across different lifetimes."

“There will be no third revival. The next time we meet, you will accept what has happened and begin your life anew inside the Abyss as all souls must.” The thought of that alone filled me with dread but I knew returning here would be inevitable. Death was a normal part of life. However, I wouldn’t fight back next time. No, I’d allow myself to give in and enjoy the happy memories of my life. Hopefully, by then, there would be several more to add to the collection.

I took one last look at this world before turning and drifting toward a warm light in the distance. All the entanglements, love and hate, debts and repayments of this life—everything finally came to an end. If there were a next life, I hope we would both be strangers—never meeting, never knowing, and never loving each other.

“It couldn’t all be that positive. What was worst case scenario?” He shrugs, dropping his gaze, not really liking that turn. “That at least we’d be ghosts together. Maybe be reincarnated together so that we could try this again. In the next life.” My heart seizes at that idea, my lips turning down at both the secret sweetness of him even if no part of me wants that – not at all. This life – I want this life. “That wasn’t the deal, Anton,” I whisper, tightening my arms, pulling him closer. “I promised you I’d win that prize and bring you back to life. That’s what we agreed to.”

She was excited about this new chapter in her life. “It means we are coming back to life, but not to our world, a different and new one.” “There are other worlds?” My eyes widened and my head wanted to exploded. “There are many worlds. Our next life will be on a planet they call earth. No supernatural exist there.” “You won’t have your wolf?” I couldn’t imagine being without magic. “No, just our souls and a final test if we are deserving of a life beyond a physical body.” She looked over herself. She seemed intrigued by her skin and it only made me more confused.