Paradise Of Innocence Novels & Stories

The first grey light of dawn began to seep through the eastern window, illuminating the wreckage around them: the fallen sacred vessels, the crumpled linen, their naked, splayed bodies on the holy table. He looked at the crucifix lying on the floor, then at the woman sleeping in his arms on the altar. In that moment, he knew with cold, absolute certainty that he was damned. There was no forgiveness, no redemption, for what they had done. He had traded eternity for this, for the feel of her skin, for the taste of her sin, for the title of “Daddy” whispered in the house of God. And as the sun rose, casting long, accusing shadows across the sanctuary, he found he did not care. Let the flames co

Some were crying; some were angry; but all of them were Present. "The addiction is broken," Meilin whispered, leaning against Leo. "But they’re going to hate us for it. We just took away their paradise." "Paradise is a cage," Leo said, looking at the opaque amber. "Now they have to learn how to walk in the dirt again."

Her fair skin glowed with an inner purity, lips painted red enough to stain a soul. Innocent, yeah. Sheltered in her college bubble, dreaming of Stanford and charities, always helping others in need. She was generous and compassionate, a pure soul who saw the good in everything and tried to be the good for everyone, while her father's world crumbled. But there was fire there, untapped, waiting for a spark. She was the leverage. Pure, glittering leverage.

“You can not blame yourself for events that were out of your control.” “Thank you my dear.” He tells her softly, kissing the back of her hand gently. “I am glad that my son has found someone as special as the two of you.” He pats the back of her hand before placing it on top of mine. “As far as I know, God found Eve while traveling the Human Realm. He brought her back with him and hid her away from Seraphina, creating a garden paradise for her to live in. I only later found out that this ‘paradise’ he built for her was actually a prison.”