Novel & Cerita Tom Going To Heaven

“No, you don’t. They want to come now, because later they won’t be able to. Judgement Day is near.” “Ah. With the Antichrist and Armageddon . . . ” Louis nodded gravely. He was a believer. “That’s why I dropped out from that school. It’s full of sinners. I left part of my soul behind in that half space, Jon. I have to atone and get it back before the Rapture, when all good Christians are called to Heaven before the final battle between Jesus and the Devil. My parents agree.” “I’ve never heard that before.”

Tom couldn't eat or sleep while Evelyn only drank porridge because she was still breastfeeding. Evelyn took a cab and drove to the C city after church. When she arrived there she sent a message to Mary telling her that she was gone and for good. It's then that Tom realized that she didn't take any car at home. That meant she wanted nothing to do with him.

“Do something.” Tom gazed at him with pity in his eyes while the president watched and observed them both. the soldier cocked his gun and pointed it at the lord. “Say your prayers, lord. Any last words?” The president taunted. The lord turned to gaze at Tom and said. “We will meet my brother on the other side.” Tom nodded and watched as the soldiers shot him dead.

“Sooner or later, we will be here too, my love. It’s normal for anyone who has passed away. This is what people called ugh…. Final resting place.” He frowned and shook her head looking frightened. “That’s scary. All dark and… dad surely can’t move a lot in this small space. Why don’t you just bring daddy to rest with us, momma? Maybe he will feel a lot safer if there’s light?” She smiled. “We can’t because he’s not with us anymore. You see, God has invited your father to heaven. He is with the Lord God now and waiting for us to see him soon. We can’t bring him back to us.”

I was going to be with him. " Just wait a little bit for me," I groaned in pain as I stared at his blue orbs. His body started to fade away like with thousands of butterflies in them. He faded away slowly and those butterflies carried all of his scents, all of his belongings to heaven. I watched the butterflies flying up to heaven beautifully as they directed their way towards the beautiful white shining moon. I smiled as I saw that and closed my eyes gently on the satisfaction that he went safely to his afterlife and now it was my turn.

Heaven is just sitting on the couch in the living room watching the boys trying a lot of expensive coats, up until now Hell Is still nowhere to be found. “Hey” Death said to her. “Hmm?” She answered and just speared him a glance. “Still don’t have any call from him yet?” Death asked her and sat on the sofa in front of her. “Not even a text…” Heaven said and sigh. “So, you’re not coming later?” Death asks. “I will…I said yes to Peace, maybe I’ll just go home early at least I did come and didn't make my promise to Peace.” She said. “Cheer up, don’t lose hope, maybe he’ll come later.” Death said.

Tom sat beside her with his eyes closed, his injured arm cradled against his chest. I kept stealing glances at Sage. She was driving, her eyes fixed on the road ahead. She did not look at me. It was not that she was too focused on driving to look. It was more like she was choosing not to look. Like she was afraid that if she met my eyes, I would see something she was trying to hide. I turned to Tom. "How are you feeling?" Tom opened his eyes. "Way better than I was when I was infected. My body still hurts, but I feel like myself again." He paused, then added, "I just hope I will not be treated terribly once we get to your territory. I know how your people feel about outsiders."

Celine held her hand. Natalie frowned. "Death is to pay for the sins of your previous life. Therefore, after paying for the sins, the person will go to heaven. However, if you commit suicide, you can't go to heaven. Your husband and daughter are dead. You'd better live well and learn the things that they couldn't while they were still alive. Then you can meet them in heaven."

"And that's Mommy Sophia watching from heaven." In the corner of the paper was another stick figure with wings. My throat tightened. He'd been drawing Sophia in all his pictures lately. "How do you feel about Mommy Sophia being in heaven?" Dr. Emma asked gently. Tommy thought about it seriously. "Sad because I miss her. But happy because she was brave. Daddy said brave people go to heaven." I caught Damon's eye from across the room. He was leaning against the doorframe, watching Tommy with an expression I'd never seen before. Pride mixed with grief mixed with something that looked like peace.

Abby’s voice is so small, so vulnerable, that it tears at my heart. “Everyone goes to Heaven one day. But we don’t have to worry about that for a very long time,” Jayden says. Abby jumps off Cass and throws herself at me. “No, Mommy, no!” Abby screams. “I don’t want you to go to Heaven.” Her small body is wracked with sobs as she clings to me.