True Story About Heaven Novels & Stories

I miss you, mom and I love you. ************************************************************* Author's Note. Hi friends, Here is the final chapter of Love Like Heaven, and with that, my second story has come to an end. I hoped you all like it. I want to thank each and every one of you who took the time out to read my story.

’ I say with absolute certainty. ‘Good, if he is in heaven, then I can take you to visit him.’ Abbadon says and a smile immediately spreads on my face. ‘Really, I can enter heaven without dying?’ I ask him with wide eyes. ‘Yes you can go to heaven because you are now half celestial but when it comes to hell, only celestial beings with royal blood can go and return.’ Abbadon explains to me. ‘Oh that means I can never see hell but that is okay because I am hundred percent sure my dad is in heaven.’ I tell Abbadon and he only smiles and gives my hand a light squeeze.

he asked. Loheiruchel nodded as an answer. “So, Reyan is correct.” Hail said as he turned to them. “Blue must have been kicked out due to him touching upon Heaven's secret.” He said. His expression is serious. “Since Yan is from Heaven, and Heaven also has its own secrets…” he looked at Hierro, who came from another world where he had gone to before, and Loheiruchel, who had also gone to another world. “That’s right.” Hierro nodded in agreement. “In my world, they say that the secrets of Heaven can’t be known by the mortals.” He said and looked at them. His expression is solemn.

He could only rest his small head against her chest, with his eyes closed as though feeling her warmth for the last time. “Goodbye, my love,” she whispered to him just before he finally passed away. Two days later, she buried him and then went back to their apartment. There was nothing left for her now. This was their ending. The truth of reality was that the world stopped for no one, even when they lost someone they loved the most. Even though her life was shattered into pieces, the world didn’t care. This was real life, and reality did not have happy endings. - When Matthew finished reading the story, he was stunned.

Letting out a small sigh, Herald thought to himself how the thing about heaven is. "Heaven you say?" He let out as the gaze on his eyes turn colder than it is on its natural state. It is as if he is just faking how he doesn't feel bothered about that when Ian ask him things about whether he believe in the existence of the thing called heaven. A place on where the dead or the deceased soul will come to that place to have an eternal happy life.. 'Looking at the sky, it makes me want to curse it for some reason'

He got up from his throne and walked over to his golden window which overlooked all of heaven from the high and magnificent view. “I guess it’s about time I told the both of you the truth,” He said. “What truth, Father?” Norae asked. God turned around, ready to tell them that everything they knew about him was really not everything, ready to show them the truth of his origin and that of his brother who had returned for reasons still unknown to him. ******************* The Celestials appeared in the middle of a swamp in what appeared to be somewhere in the A****n jungle. They appeared out of nowhere and landed softly in the swamp with Josh and Isabelle in their hands.

"And guess what, the fountain of miracles are just so amazing. You can see whatever a human is doing. And the library, it is filled with books of the people who has passed away and they're like endless..." Mara couldn't help but smile as she listens to Shane talk about his experiences in the main land of heaven. Mara has never been to that place because she was never really promoted. She could only imagine that place as Shane talks about it in a descriptive manner. It was like Mara was watching a film in her head as she listens to the lad talking about things Mara loved to know about. Shane also talked about how famous he has been in the Eternal. Almost every grim reapers knows him. Mara cou

“Vampires can go to heaven?” He chuckled. “There is no such thing as heaven, dear Trinity. There is only this life and the one we will be born into next.” “Is that… true?” “Unless they are lost into oblivion,” he said. “That execution chamber in the lower halls, return.” “Do you think I’m… her reborn?” He laughed. “No, but you don’t need to be. You are fine just as you are.” He closed his eyes and sighed again. The darkness that usually floated around him seemed to grow.

JULIE'S POV I heard background chatter from a distance but kept my eyes shut, the language was strange to my ears and I wondered if that was how angels spoke in heaven, or had I gotten down to hell? I wasn't really a bad person all I did was end my life of distress, I happened to do it for the good of so many others so if God were to be considerate enough he was gonna let me into heaven, I kept my eyes shut as I tried to figure out the conversation ongoing.

That could not be a joke. The battle beyond the skies, Yggdrasil, and Riker's statement on Mount Gentleman. "Our own kind from 10,000 years ago?" Chad recalled an old saying—the Absolute Heaven Pass, the eternal separation of man and god. So, he reached an unbelievable conclusion. The battle beyond the skies was between humans and gods! "That can't be true!" Chad was ecstatic, eager to learn more about his Mystic inheritance. The Mystics mentioned the Absolute Heaven Pass as a turning point in the history of the Mystic Arts.