Salvation Short Story Novelas e Histórias

"There was Dad, who cheated. Then Paul, the 'prince' who needed money to 'get back to his people'...yeah, right. You fell for that one, hook, line, and sinker." I rolled my eyes. "And who could forget Richard, the rich guy who promised to change our lives? Oh wait, he was married with three kids in England. Nice." I sighed. "Then there was Gabriel, the Spanish 'gentleman' who was clearly bad news. And let's not forget Matthew, the chef who used you for money to fund his cooking competition. I mean, seriously, mom… I didn't think you were joking when you said you were giving up on men.”

i walk over and sit on the couch and wait. She sits there watching waiting, after a few minutes she speaks, “i bet you are wondering where you are?” i nod and reply, “im assuming im dead judging by being in here with an angel.” She giggles, “yes and no, the gods are wanting you to try and see if its safe to bring the world’s together or if they’re going to go ahead and destroy themselves with their hatred of other species.” She takes a breath, “Each Species has their own god and this was decided to let you decide if you want to save them to save yourself.”

In the stories of resilience, they found a tapestry woven with threads of courage, perseverance, and the unwavering belief in the possibility of a brighter tomorrow. In Chapter 88, they encountered Sophie, a survivor of a life-altering accident that left her paralyzed from the waist down. Through Sophie's journey of adapting to her new reality, they witnessed her unwavering determination to redefine her life and become an advocate for accessibility and inclusion. Her spirit illuminated the path of countless others facing similar challenges, inspiring them to embrace their own strength and fight for a world where everyone has equal opportunities.

For the time that she was in the dark, she have lost hope of even getting out of that place alive. “Get up there and eat the food I put on the small table. Finish that quickly. We need to go somewhere,” said the man who opened the door. Her eyes fixes on the man, her lips quiver. This man is the reaason why she’s in that small, dirty, and smelly room where she experienced a living hell. Amore didn’t imagine that she will experience hell this early of her life. And what’s more hurtening is the fact that the man in front of her is somewhat her blood related family.

My mom jumps to her feet as she hugs me and says, “Oh, thank the goddess, are you okay? What happened to you two?” Peelle rushes to Eda’s side as she breathes heavily, trying to regain her breath. I say, “Eda saved us. I don’t know where we were, I don’t know who took us, but I was locked away and terrified and suddenly, Eda appeared and she found a way out.” Peelle hugs her tightly and then kisses her and says, “You saved my sister. You’re incredible.” Osborn steps forward and says, “You saved Alita.”

Ahead awaits them the threat of humanoids to destroy them before they could step their foot back on the earth’s surface. People rejoiced in tearful joy from the poured “rain of cure”. At last, the promise of salvation arrived. It was the most awaited moment out of desperation. They shouted louder in gratefulness and praised the glory of heaven for a great deliverance from the wicked enemies. Sarah and Grace tearfully hugged each other as a sign of saying goodbye to each other. Everyone in the crew were in their best moment of “thank you and goodbye.” They knew they have gone so far having accomplished their mission to save the remaining earth people. It was a beautiful sight for them, a sigh

“Honestly, I'm really scared, Isioma. What have I gotten myself into? With the amount of sin I've committed, can I still achieve salvation?” “Of course, you can. God is so merciful. He loves everyone equally. And salvation is free. God is always willing to forgive us for our transgressions, if and only if we acknowledge them and come to Him with remorse, just like you've already done.” Isioma assured him, placing her hand on his unsteady hand. “Trust me on this, there's still hope for you, JD. If you follow God's instructions to the letter, you'll find inner peace like you've never known before.”

what more surprises are there? "Listen, Sarah." Florence began, "You might not like us or you might probably even find us a little weird..." That's an understatement, you guys are a lot weird, Sarah thought. "...but we are like a family here. We look out for one other, but unfortunately, that is the best we can do even though each of us can't decide what fate awaits us when our time here is up.” Up? Wasn’t this supposed to be a life-time commitment? Did the convent let nuns leave at a particular time? “…but just be rest assured that we will be open to you if we find you worthy enough to keep our secret, but for now, I'll say this much, it's a mistake you ever came here in the first place and

“Full of regret, he went to church. He begged the Virgin Mary to take everything he had, even his life, if it meant the girl could be happy in her afterlife. “That’s when he saw someone else was already there, kneeling at the altar. “It was his twin brother.” Dylan wiped the tears from the corner of his eyes. He took Harper’s hand and kissed it intensely, then continued the story. “That was when the older brother understood that the moment he had fallen in love with the elder sister, his younger brother had also fallen for her bright and cheerful younger sister. “Fortunately, by the grace of Heaven, their sincerity was acknowledged. They were given a chance to begin again and to stand before

She instantly narrowed her eyes at me and I quickly stepped back to where I was. I told her my name and everything that happened yesterday, about how I found her getting dragged out the club by a man and how I brought her home since she was unconscious. "So, you... saved me?" She asked in a small voice while lowering the lamp. "You could put it like that." I shrugged. "Did we do anything else last night?" She asked nervously as she looked at my shirtless body. I knew what she was insinuating. "Trust me, doll, if we did do anything last night, you'd definitely remember it." I said.