Maybe In The Next Lifetime Novels & Stories

No attempts to fix it. Just silent company in the dark.

Maybe even…dead. ***

“You will lie here, at Caleb’s side, and we will hold a funeral service for you both, and repeat it three times. If it works, on the third time, you will both be revived, together. Either that, or you will both die for good. “IF you are revived, you must know that it will not be in this time. You will both wake in a new life, a new place, a new time. You cannot move forward in time, so you will move backwards. We don’t know what place, or what time era.” “But we will be together?” Caitlin asked. “You will both be in that time and place, yes. But memories will be wiped clean. Maybe not yours, but definitely his. He has already died, so if you see him again in the new lifetime, he will not rem

“I'm sure that they already retained their memories just like ours. Since the Lord God won't do something unfair treatment. I'm sure that if we ever retained our memories back, it would also be the same with Patrick and Marva. However, those people who died in the past because of the war, don't need to retain their memories since they got their life back in this life, while those who were alive in that time—which are less than a hundred, will also continue to live until the end even if there would be any war that would happen in this life. Am I right, dear?” Phoenix nodded his head and answered. “That's right. It was what the Lord God was trying to do. He created a new world line which is th

That’s a lot to digest. I’m immortal, but that doesn't mean I’m invincible. I'm still not sure how I feel about living forever or for a long time. I guess it can’t be too horrible. I’ll get to see my kids and grandkids grow up, maybe even my great-grandkids if we want. Then there’s Zane being able to let me talk to my dead parents. Yeah, that’s not something I’m ready for, but maybe one day it would be nice. I never thought much about closure with them, thinking it would never be a thing with them being dead. I just accepted that sometimes we don't get the proper closure we need.

Permanently. To be continued...

Slowly, his laughter was laced with stifled sobs. I patted his head. "Hey now, no waterworks. I'm turning into an angel soon. I'll be getting wings and a halo! You should be throwing me a congratulatory party." His voice wavered, caught between a laugh and a sob. "What kind of angel goes through all this suffering..." "Doesn't matter. I wouldn't have it any other way." … [In the Next Life — April 12, 2024, 3:09 PM — I Wonder If Anyone Is Still Waiting For Me To Come Home For Dinner]

I will try to give frequent updates. Till the next adios

" An apology to Lyra? My mind recalled the promise he had once made to me in my past life. "Loria, no matter what happens, I'll always protect you. I'll always trust you." But now, it seems like he has forgotten all of it. His trust in me was gone. Not that it mattered. After tonight, there would be nothing left between us. "Alright," I said. "I'll apologize. Not only that, I'll even prepare a gift." "I knew you'd come around. You're always the sensible one. I'll go check on Lyra now. She's still badly shaken from earlier."

Even Lukas and Atlas. "And the way she ripped through those Wardens, or whoever the fuck they were. Either the muscle memory is amazing between lives or she's been lying. And I don't see her being a liar." He turned to our resident nerd. "Kord, any info on skills passing from one life to another?" Taryk asked. Kord's head tipped to the side, his eyes went a little unfocused. "Nothing concrete, but the implications are there. When they pass from one life to the next, they experience accelerated maturation until they reach the age of majority. Which could be anywhere from eighteen to twenty-four."