YoureNeverForgiven

Mala'ikan sighed softly, sitting in what the mortals call, a 'car'. What was this insane invention! Could they not walk places? There were no cars where she lived in heaven, Angels flew or walked everywhere. Lazy mortals. She thought for a moment. If the humans did not fly, maybe they could not walk everywhere. Maybe they tire faster than Angels? She did not know. She knew they were a strange bunch, but they were kind, nonetheless. They had housed her, fed her, and rehabilitated her. She was eternally thankful. She put in a good word for them when she returned, if she returned. That was the scary part. What if she never returned? Would her

He was a foolish angel, Minnaar was. Smitten with her, knowing it did him no good. But he loved her and nothing could change that. The fact that he was the cause of her demise sickened him. He could never forgive himself. He'd ruined his forbidden love. Forever. Of course she wouldn't take it that way. She'd blame everything on herself as she often did, making everything her fault. He shouldn't let her, but then again, he shouldn't love her like he does. It was love at first sight. They met in the line of work. She was a Warrior, a dark angel assigned to bring rogue Angels to him, his job being throwing them and then flying down to retrieve t

Screaming and then silence. That is what you hear when an angel falls. It was a horrible high pitched noise she was hearing. 'Where is it coming from,' she asked herself. She shook her head in disbelief. It was from her. She was screaming as she fell. Her limbs whipped violently through the air, her dress tearing to shreds through the clouds. There was no breath in her, but she still screamed. It was horrifying, falling from heaven, something she hoped never to experience again. As the wind tore tears from her blurred and crying eyes, she saw a house beneath her. Old and broken. She was heading straight for it at immaculate speed. Snap! The