The First Phone Call From Heaven の小説・ストーリー

“Kay, Kay! Quick! Wait for Mama!” Seeing her son actively nod, Farrah smiled and praised him for being sensible. Returning to their bedroom, she took her phone out of the first compartment of the cabinet. She’s 100% sure that she was just hallucinating about the call—maybe it was the side-effect of the nightmare she had before seeing the phone call last night. Yet the moment she opened the screen, reality slapped her in the face. 1..3...4...10...20...100 calls, ranging from 12 AM to exactly 5 AM. All from the same number. All from her supposed to be dead husband.

She dug in her bag to find her phone they must have left messages, why she hadn't looked before she had not heard it bleep. She pulled it out only to discover that her phone wasn't even turned on. After Millie pressed the button to turn her phone on and the air was filled with tones and tunes of text messages, and voice mail calls. Just under half of them, were from Nick, the rest were from Gabriel. She picked the oldest one. " Millie sweetheart, I'm sorry, please let us talk to you about this. We want to be with you so much." Gabriel's voice was pleading, and Millie knew he was so upset over this. Tears filled her eyes again, and she brushed them away.

Halfway through the meal, her cell phone rang. She glanced at it and found that it was an unknown number... At first, she didn't want to answer such a call, but somehow, she felt that she had seen that number somewhere before. Where have I seen it? She couldn't remember, so she opened the phone and answered, "Hello..." The call was connected, but no one spoke. Natalie looked at the phone strangely. When she found that she was still on call, she asked, "Hello! Who is it?" After that, there was a slight sob from the other end of the phone. Then, an inaudible sentence came, "I killed someone!"

First and foremost, I turned on the wifi option to see if I could connect with the outside world and a light of hope hit me when I saw the ‘connected’ label under the wifi, my smile widened as I thought of positive possibilities, And finally, I found a certain faith of contacting my knight in shining armour, I saved his number in the phone and tried to call him on W******p, I want no recording on the sim, My hand shivered when I pressed the ‘call’ button, didn’t know if he would pick up the call or not but I prayed for the best and with the first attempt it was no success, I bit my lower lip in tension, “Still any hope of getting out of here?” Miley enquired, “I pray,” I made another attempt

He stared at the phone, his finger hovering over the answer button. Henrique Ballmer stared at the device for more than ten seconds. Finally, he used his thin finger to pick up the phone and answer the call. On the other end of the line, there was the sound of liquid dripping, as if someone were pouring wine. Immediately, a hoarse male voice said, “Hello, did you get my gift? Happy birthday.” Henrique Ballmer said nothing. “Hello?” After about five seconds, just when Henrique assumed the other person would not speak again, the voice, laden with a demonic charm, spoke again: “Heh, aren't you Helena?”

Mother said then she and Father left. “I got another phone for you, and I put your info.” Nelson handed me the phone, and I turned it on. The phone just turned on and it rang. I picked up the phone and put it on speaker when I recognized the caller. “Miss me?” The altered voice rang from the phone. “I don’t have anything to say so I’m hanging…….” “She should have died,” I paused my hand mid-air when I heard the caller say, “How did you find my gift?”

My clothes were burned beyond recognition too. Hearing Calla's suggestion, Dad seemed to regain some strength. Calla and Mom helped him to his feet, while Harvey took out his phone, dialing my number over and over. Missed call. Missed call. Another missed call. Harvey tried repeatedly, bombarding me with calls for the first time ever. But every single call was answered by the same mechanical voice. He scowled and said, "Maybe... Maybe her phone just died."

I wasn’t sure whether he still had the same number as in the past, but I still tried my luck. I quickly removed the phone from my ear the moment I heard the first ring. ‘There is no need to be nervous.’ “Hello,” He said, receiving the call. I think this was the first time I had called him. Though he had given me the phone in the past, I didn’t get a chance to call him on the phone. "..." “Gianna.” “How did you know it’s me?” I asked. “It’s not every day that I receive a call from human worlds."

Gabriel had gotten me two phones at a time after seeing the condition of my old one, what would I be doing with two phones, I had to keep one and make use of one, there was no way I could be using two phones at a time I stretched out to grab my phone but before I could reach it, Gabriel grabbed it, his eyes moving to the phone, his forehead creased together as he handed me the phone, I took a look at the caller and stared at Gabriel before picking it up "Hello," I picked up the call, my eyes moving to Gabriel who still had his eyes fixed on me

I could still feel the vibration. On the second day, I talked to myself. Just muttering. “The fire needs another log.” “It’s getting dark earlier.” It was the only way to prove I still had a voice. Sunday night, 9 PM. My hands were slick with sweat. I picked up the heavy satellite phone, pressed the button. It rang once. A voice answered, male, neutral, devoid of any identifying quality. “Go ahead.” “Cloud Cover,” I said, my tongue thick.