Proof Of Heaven Novels & Stories

' he thought to himself. "Heaven... you say" "Yes, as long as we do good things... we will be sent to heaven" "Heaven..." Letting out a faint smile Oliver put his hands together. "Sorry sister Evangeline but as you can see I do not believe in such a thing. For me, it is nothing but a flowery word to describe a place that is existing only in a world that is called fantasy." "Mr. Olive, as I can see you are not a person who believes in gods "

You'll get to live a few more days. They had gone mad. Their bodies were still alive, but their minds had been left behind forever in the basement they'd built with their own hands. The lie had become the only thing real to them now. I watched them from where I stood and felt the last thing holding me to this place let go. I passed through the iron door that no longer mattered and walked through the sunlit corridor. The sky outside was blue. The grass was green. But I didn't want to stay. I turned into the wind and rose up, higher and further than I had ever been, to somewhere that was finally free. And they stayed.

“Proof that reality serves function beyond just existing. The Shepherds were building purpose through evolution. You consumed their plan. What’s your alternative? What proves this reality deserves to continue?” And I have forty-eight hours to answer before everything unmakes.

“I expected that.” “Not with light.” The ripple faded before she could respond. Luke stepped onto the balcony moments later. “You felt that?” he asked. “Yes.” He looked toward the horizon. “What did it mean?” She stared at the brightening sky. “It means heaven won’t descend again.” “Then what?” She met his eyes. “They’ll send something subtler.” Far above, within radiant halls unseen by mortal vision, a decision had been made. Not invasion. Not annihilation. Intervention.

"For what?" "For being my ray of light on that dark road," I replied, meeting his gaze. "You helped me when I didn't know which way to turn. Thank you for being such a genuinely kind person. I'm so glad I met you and not some serial killer on that forsaken road." A genuine smile curved Isaac's lips, his eyes shining with an unwavering sincerity. "I told you, Bella. I helped you because I knew you needed it. And I would gladly do it all over again."

They flew as fast as they could, drifting higher and higher, bursting through the clouds until they broke through the barrier and transported into the universal realm and came upon the gates of heaven. Fawn and Norae flew into heaven and went straight into God’s chamber to speak to him about what they had witnessed so he could explain to them what it was and how to stop it. They landed by God’s throne and bowed to his presence. “Why have you returned when the task remains unfinished? Every minute you spend away from them gives Lucifer and his demons to chance to win the bet,” God told his angels.

I muttered. Until now, no one had been able to predict what would happen when the Game of Heavens and Earth ended. Not even the gods provided that answer. All we got were speculations and hypotheses: some said we would probably return to Earth; others said we might disappear along with this world; everyone was hoping they could continue their lives here forever. Now I understood why the G-8 protected the finish line, but why would the Blood Eagle do this? Why would they undermine the lives of all the people in this world?

"Now say…” He looked at me then gave me a playful smile. “How will you know who that person is if you couldn't even remember his name?" Satan said mischievously. There are four worlds that exist on this earth but people believe that there are only two worlds. The first world is "Heaven", a world from above. Those people who live there don't have the memories of their lives when they were still humans. They are innocent spirits wandering around the heavens and waiting to be reincarnated. I can't say if they are really good people or not because I'm not sure about it either. The only thing I'm sure of, those spirits gave a big sacrifice when they were still alive. That's why they are in heaven

Not a single actual word came out of his mouth. “I know you’re busy, so I’ll show myself out now. Please consider this proposal. Even if you don’t accept, if you can suggest a few things that would improve it, I would deeply appreciate it.” She clasped her hands together as she slightly bowed while walking backwards towards the door.

Her eyes never fluttered away from the dark forest. She wanted to know more, she wanted to explore, see, and touch the black soil which held secrets. But she could not. They say the devil himself resides within the dense never-ending woods of that forest. Men and Women were sacrificed for their evil deeds to the god of death over the board. Stripped of their humanity and taken to hell by the evil. She felt her body shiver, the sacrifice of a villager she once saw while young. She could not imagine the pain of the people.