Novel & Cerita Stories About Angel

He leaned his back against a tree bark and he closed his eyes trying to rest. He was an Angel. A rare type of Angel. They called them the 'dare angels'. Since his six hundred centuries of being alive, he knew nothing about himself and no one was ready to let him know. He grew up a half cast and sectioned away from normal things angels did. He only knew he was an angel and an immortal. So, he got into a fight with pro-council of the angels of Mellisa kingdom, when he had taken a decision and wanted to become human after he discovered a book that had been hidden by a sword of an acient warrior and only true heirs of the angels knew about that place.

He was avoiding not to tell Zadkiel about it. “I didn’t need to know that.” Zadkiel scrunched his nose. “I wasn’t going to tell you but you were just being difficult. Now you know about my secret skill set.” Abel sighed dramatically. Zadkiel rolled his eyes. “Only if my mother was here to reveal the whole story!” Zadkiel groaned in frustration. “I wish I could just fly to wherever she is to ask her about the truth.” “I have been doing some research lately. I found out that angels can fly. Like they have proper wings.” Abel spoke out of context.

I never thought that that post would introduce two strangers into my life, an angel and a demon, and would push me so far off course. The ladder must be an angel. We met when he messaged my Reddit account that he also lives in the city and specializes in collecting strange experiences, wanting to hear me tell his story in person. Of course I politely declined. Even though I don't consider the dangers of meeting a stranger, I'm also a person who doesn't like to be met. But Thang is a nice person, he still chats with me online, telling me many stories in his collection. Those stories let me know that I'm not the only person who has to endure monstrous things in life, and certainly not the one

I take a quick shower to wash of the sweat and grime from training and brush my teeth before walking to the small wardrobe and pull out some sweatpants and boxers. I slip them on under my towel and hang it over the door to dry. When I turn around Divina is no longer on the bed, and I hear the bathroom door close. I settle in the recliner with my pillow and blanket and pick up the book I’ve been reading. One of the elders in the village let me borrow it. It is a full history on the angels and how they came to inhabit earth. I don’t understand why they don’t just live among the humans like we do. I think I will ask Michael about that in the morning. I know he blended in and told me he didn’t e

Said the Angel Ropel to Liem. "Well, I'll tell you a little bit of a story that is a little outdated about the history of your ancestor, the King of Two Horns" said the Angel Ropel. It looks like Liem just nodded his head. "Once upon a time when in the Hereafter, that is the place where God is. One day the angels were gathering and they were telling each other about the human race" Said the Angel Ropel continuing his story. "An angel said to God; O Creator why did you create creatures on earth while later they would kill each other by shedding blood on your earth" said the Angel Ropel telling Liem.

- I say “We’re here” - she squeezes my hand. We pay the van driver and we walk to the door. “Hi, Angel” - I say placing a soft kiss on the cheek of the bouncer. “Hey Beth, just the two of you today?” - he asks “Stacey is calling her brother, he’s meeting us here” - I say “Haven’t seen him yet” - he tells me and I smile. “Hi, Angel” - Stace says giving Angel a little hug.

"I'm being serious here. You know what a Nephilim is. Those stories I told you while you were young weren't stories at all." "So you're trying to tell me that you and I are half-angels?" "No. You are the Nephilim." "And you are... an angel? No, do you know how unbelievable that sounds?! Vampires I know exist. Wolves, ghouls, witches—all those exist. But angels? That's just so fucking ridiculous!" Her dad leaned back on his heels with a huff, his dark eyes glowing with annoyance as he stilled her with a gaze. "Fine then," he said, words tight and controlled. "I'll show you since you find it so hard to believe."

“Her life may depend on that. If you tell anyone, I won't be able to help you anymore.” Ethan blinked. “Wow. You are serious. That's fine, though. I promise I'll keep your secrets, Angel.” “Thank you.” I paused. “Why did you tell the hospital staff to call me that?” “Well, it's because you appeared like an angel from the heavens to save my beta. It's a human belief. I don't know if you've heard of them?” “I've heard some stories,” I said. My mother used to tell me about angels. They sounded nice. When I was little I thought if I was just good enough, an angel would come to save me from Eva.

Zane pointed out. “True,” the other blond man admitted. “The myth about this place had ous curios, and we decided to get here early. I see the myth is true. There are angels walking amongst mortals in this place,” he added, looking at Ava with an appreciative look. Ava looked back at him with uninterested eyes. He might be a blond hunk of yum, but she had Zane. Other men were like beautiful silk flowers when you have the real living plant to enjoy. They could never compare.

Whispering, I leaned to her ear, “I have something really important to tell you, Angel. First, Ace is talking about eliminating me, but he won't be killing me. So I don't know what he really means.” I paused and waited for her response, but it was the most pissing ever. “Really!” She outed, amidst a chuckle. “That's all? That’s why you hopped all the way here?” As she said that, she imitated the hop by jumping up and down on her bum, on the chair. “Angel!” I scorned in a low-pitched voice. “No, that's not all.” I muttered. “Good! Then tell me,” she responded, still in her jovial mood.