The First Phone Call From Heaven Novels & Stories

“Finish your breakfast.” She returned to her chair quietly, hiccupping as she ate her breakfast. I breathed out as I stood up, pretending I was okay despite feeling my legs wobbling. I knew Dylan and Anya saw my tears rolling down my cheeks, but I wiped them right away before my daughters saw them. My eyebrows knitted, seeing an unknown number on my phone’s screen. I accepted the call, thinking it was probably business-related. “This is Heaven Scent. Good morning!” I greeted.

We will meet again at the gate of the Underworld. She tried calling the number but the number is now out of coverage. "See you Halea, be careful," she whispered talking to her phone. After a few minutes staring at the nothingness recalling the few minutes of liberty, she was on top of the cliff her phone rang and on the screen flashes the name of Juno. She picked up the call and spoke to Juno. "Hello, Princess? It's me, Juno, how are you? "Hello? Juno, I'm just fine,"

Removing everything from my mind, I lay down on the bed. I closed my eyes to relief. But then my phone starts ringing again. Jesus! Today, I will break this phone. This phone has made my life hell. Taking out the phone from the pocket and saw the phone’s screen. ••Unknown Calling•• Now whose call, is it? "Hello!" I received phone while controlling frustration. "Am I talking to Samuel?" Other side person, asked on phone. "Yes, who is this?" I replied. "Myself Aiden Williams."

“I'd have to die first.” “The world would be a better place without you.” My tone dripped with sarcasm. I had just walked past the house when it began to ring loudly, filling the room. I stop by the small stool where it laid and pick the phone up. I could sense Brian watching my every move. “Hello. Calling for Mrs Glenda Candice.” The caller said. “Yes. I'm her.” “I'm from the hospital. There's been a new development. Your father opened his eyes.”

As I was standing up to take a bath after having those thoughts go through my head, I saw that my phone had started to ring. I walked over to the phone to see who was calling, but the caller couldn't be recognized. Initially, I wasn't sure whether or not I should answer the phone, but in the end, I made up my mind to do so. As soon as I took up the phone, I welcomed the person by saying, "Hello, good morning." "Just keep your compliments to yourself, please... The day of your passing will arrive within the next week, and today marks the beginning of the first day leading up to that day.

I had once believed that God had granted me a second chance at life when I was on the verge of ending it all. But it turned out that Ace was the one who saved me and gave me that precious second chance. Now, I wanted to make the most of this opportunity by spending my life with him. Only him. My body involuntarily shuddered as the phone rang suddenly in the darkened room. I reached for the phone with a sense of sluggishness, noticing that the call was coming from an unknown number. I pressed the correct button to answer the call and held the phone to my ear, remaining silent.

Like a cornered beast, he dialed the phone again. "The phone you dialed has been turned off." This time, the phone was directly turned off, and the hands of Allen Prince trembled. This phone was the phone call of the first disciple of Divine Guardian of Sunfall Empire, and it was also his most powerful support. Now that the phone was hung up, it could be said that he couldn't even grab the last straw.

The path to heaven. With these thoughts I gradually saw myself smiling with tears still dropping from my eyes. This time it was tears of joy because I just realised how much God loves me. John's POV After glory knocked and lyod doing the same and I did not open, I received 6 missed calls from both Fred and Greg. Only if all of the actually know how I am feeling right now. I looked and my phone started ringing again. I checked and was surprised to see that it was Angela calling.

The first call came three days after Clara went off-grid, and she was in the bunker's command center when her secure phone buzzed with an unfamiliar number. The caller ID showed a local area code, but the number wasn't registered to anyone she knew. She let it ring once, twice, three times, watching the screen with cold curiosity as the name "UNKNOWN" flashed in bright white letters against the dark background. On the fourth ring, she answered but said nothing, waiting in complete silence.