The Doors Of Eden Novels & Stories

Eden’s silky straight cinnamon brown hair is styled in a half up, half down style with a silver pin earring on her ear, a matching silver necklace with a subtle make up and I just love the way she didn’t do too much with her hair and make-up. I really wanted to see what Eden had on even though I knew that she was going to look good in anything, but I was interrupted and told that Adrian was supposed to open the door for her and lead her into the hall. Adrian was taking forever to show up and open the door for Ember, but his mom eventually came with him and he opened the car door to reveal ember that is dressed in a gown similar to her sisters own in terms of color and design, but Ember’s gow

A chuckle escaped my throat, the tension momentarily eased by our playful exchange. But just as the atmosphere began to lighten, a shrill ring cut through the air, jolting me out of my triumph. My eyes darted to my phone, the screen displaying Eden's name. With a mixture of surprise and curiosity, I swiftly answered the call, bringing the device to my ear. "Hey, why are you calling? I'm at the door... Come open up," I said, my voice laced with anticipation. To my astonishment, Eden's voice carried through the line, her tone resolute and unwavering. "I'm not going to open the door, Dorian. You should leave," she replied firmly, her words hanging in the air like an unexpected gust of wind.

"Who are 'they' and just what world do you all come from?" Xander turned to face her. "We come from Eden, it's the same as your world only.... different. Someone there learned how to travel to other dimensions, they opened some kind of gateway and came here but they brought something from our world that doesn't belong here." At that moment images of another world started to flood Helena's memory, she could see beautiful green fields and massive cityscapes. The crazy thing was that she felt as if she had been there before. She knew that was impossible because if she had been there before she would be able to recall something from that world that she knew. The images in her brain started to br

- Flashback- The sun shines brightly as the people inside the St. Benedict Cathedral prepares themselves. Every one of them wears a smile on their face. From the outside of the cathedral to the interior decoration, happiness and love can be seen everywhere. As the vast double doors opened, the sweet music of The Gift started to play. Eva slowly walked down the aisle, wearing an elegant, vintage Victorian wedding dress. She looked so beautiful with her natural makeup, showing off her unique beauty.

The Beta is hard to believe anyone living in the area is far from residential, plus the extreme weather that often hits the area. Eden did not answer but walked to the house made of bricks. Looks sturdy even though it's small. He used his power to forcibly open the house. From the outside, the torch is lit and the faint petromax inside the house are also luminous, indicating that there are people living inside. However, once inside, the light becomes extinguished instantly. Eden stopped moving, so did Perol. Although the eyes of both can see clearly, even in the pitch darkness, they are silent for a moment. Felt something standing in front of a closed door.

She pointed to a narrow gap between the shelf and the wall. “It wasn’t like this before.” Marcus and Samuel pushed the heavy bookshelf aside. Hidden behind it was a plain wooden door. No handle. No keyhole. Only a carved symbol. An unbroken silver circle. Elias stared at it. His calm expression vanished. “The Ninth Door.” ⸻ Julian looked at him sharply. “I thought it was a myth.” “So did I.” Elias stepped closer. “It shouldn’t exist anymore.” Amelia traced the symbol with her fingertips.

It was cruelty at its finest. “Please…” she begged, her voice dripping with desperation. She just wanted a break, a moment to catch her breath. Elias stepped closer and slowly knelt before her. “This is only Door One, Author… You have to go through one hundred.” Willa’s eyes widened, her breath caught as words refused to surface. His eyes gleamed with mischief as he stood up. “Welcome to the Hundred Doors….Author” “A hundred doors?!” Willa’s brain froze. “A hundred deaths… a hundred pains… a hundred tortures, no… no!” she cried, but it was useless.

Jordy’s hands slid up to his shoulders while Matt kissed him again, deeper this time, his hand still resting under Jordy’s shirt. Then, The door suddenly opened. Both of them froze instantly. Jordy turned so fast his heart nearly stopped. His mother stood at the doorway.

"They will insist on playing loud music and games during the height of the zombie outbreak! And they won't stop even when you tell them to!" "They're also going to eat up all of your rations and then eat your pets too!" "Don't you ever open that door! It's your last line of defense against them!" The knocking on the other side of the door continued, and my vision somehow felt like it had just been attacked by a virus with how the live comments kept popping up non-stop. Yet, all of them warned me not to open the door at all costs. I carefully withdrew my hand, feeling my heart thumping loudly in my chest.