Ticket To Heaven Bl Novels & Stories

the person who could show me heaven invited me with his open arms. "Come here or you will regret it for your life" the person who is showing me the hell, warned me. I looked between both of them getting confused whom should I choose? If I chose heaven then my family's life would be at stake and if I chose hell then I would become a walking dead body. I am stuck 'Between Hell and Heaven'

Levi groaned, pulling his Chassis hoodie over his head to block out Mark's voice. "God, yes! We have a thing in two hours!" Mark held up a black and gold invitation card in one hand and a suit bag and shoebox in the other. He placed everything on the coffee table and drew the remote-controlled blinds, instantly flooding the room with sunlight. "What thing?" Levi asked, narrowing his eyes to block out the glaring light as he sat up. "The charity gala. Your father couldn't get a hold of you." "Oh, shoot!" Levi reached for his phone on the coffee table. He remembered hearing it whine about the battery dying before he passed out. "What did he want?"

***Mature Content*** Reece I have died and gone to heaven. This incredible woman is my wife. She is timidly walking out of the bathroom in a black lace bra that highlights her perfect boobs and matching lace panties that barely cover anything. If she thought she was doing herself favors by putting on my white button down shirt, she has another thing coming. It’s taking all the effort I have left to keep myself planted right here on the bed. The way she looks right now is better than any wet dream I have ever had.

The one Tamara gave me this afternoon. “This,” he said, placing it in my palm like it was a diamond I have to protect with my life, “is a ticket to paradise. And I’m giving it to you. Congratulations.” I frowned. “I think I at least have a slim chance of going to heaven when I die, but thanks anyway. I don't need your ticket.” Tamara already gave me a blueprint for Saturday night. Whether I want to accept his invitation or not, I can’t give him what he’s asking for.

"What the hell? You actually won some money from the ticket?" Immediately after, she said the very same words she'd said in my previous life. "Henry, sell me the ticket. I'll give you 200 thousand dollars for it."

“Catch you later.” They waved him off. He walked away. And for the first time since he’d arrived at BludHeaven, the smile wasn’t entirely fake. Because he had a plan. A real one. 🩸

The other person did not hesitate at all. “Of course.” I cautiously asked, “Can you please prepare two tickets for Noah’s Ark? I want to be among the first to leave with my mother.” Even getting a ticket was nearly impossible. The person could not promise me anything. He just said, “I’ll try my best.” After I hung up, Sebastian Jenkins pushed the door open, stepping in just as he caught sight of my phone screen. “Who were you talking to?”

My family was going on a beach trip for summer. My mother came up with the whole itinerary two weeks earlier. My father booked a room with a view of the sea. My brother picked the surfboards, while my sister went with the dresses for socials. I was helping them pack up the night before the trip when I saw the tickets on the coffee table. There were only four of them, and they were for my father, mother, brother, and sister. They didn't get one for me. My mother saw me, and she froze. "Oh, I forgot all about you." My brother didn't even look up. "She can just stay at home." My sister said quietly, "Maybe I shouldn't go, then?" My mother quickly took her side. "No. You've been looking for

Scott is also the son of an underground leader who lures cursed people into opening a portal between heaven and hell. For what reason? That is something no one could answer yet. Indeed, he knows everything about Samantha’s true identity before he entered her life and was waiting for the right time for her to open a portal, however, he failed as Samantha’s personification could enter between realms without opening any. But then he knew about Kathleen’s plan on getting Samantha back, do he grab his chance. There’s no other way to do so, but to open a portal and he was so lucky to meet Tomoya. Since a mistake has already been made for letting him know about Samantha’s case, Kathleen’s side won’

“I can see it so clearly. The crowds. The 1 percent. The demon Hayden is standing there, thinking he’s won, while Rosie is hidden in plain sight. If we were there... if we struck when the cameras were blinding them... he wouldn't even see the hand that takes her." Kessler let out an impressed chuckle. He reached into his pocket and pulled out a heavy, cream-colored envelope, sliding a single gold-embossed ticket onto the tray. "It’s almost as if the drugs have finally aligned our frequencies. I was finally able to get this ticket after weeks on the waiting list. I was just debating the best way to utilize the chaos." "See? Great minds,” he said, looking at the ticket with fake, reverent awe.