“What do you mean, involves Aaron?” I whimpered, my voice shaking, and tears prickling my eyes. “What happened to Aaron? Where is he!?”
“Now, before you start, what happened wasn’t anyone’s fault-”
“What happened to him!?” I screamed, running up to him and grabbing him by his neck. “Where’s my Aaron!?”
“Marie, calm down or we can’t get anywhere-”
“I will rip you apart limb by limb unless you tell me where he is right now.” I growled, threatened, and everyone else around me froze. I didn’t have to see that my skin was bloodshot and a bright, deep red. I felt it. The anger and fear- and they all froze in their own terror of me.
“We’ll go to him.” He assured, but shook his head. “You’ll go to him. I have to stay here, but-”
“Stop it!” I ordered, jerking him towards me, his bearded face two inches from mine. “Take me to him. Now!”
“I have another friend helping you with that.” He stated as I was ripped from him, and fell onto the white, fluffy surface I knew too well. It took me a minute to realize where I was, and the long shadow casted over me.
“Oh, good, you’re here.” God stated, helping me stand. “We’ve got a little bit of a problem.”
“I’ve been told.” I replied, realizing I was back in Heaven, and I was already hating it. “I’ve been told something happened to Aaron. Can you take me to him?” I asked, seeing my skin was back to tan, well, actually whiter. I groaned as I reached for my head, feeling the round, smooth, circular surface. “Was the whole angel getup really necessary?”
“Yep, and you’ve got your wings to.” He replied, and I reached back, feeling the fluffy feathers, and also seeing the knee-length white dress.
“Can you take me to him, please? I don’t care if I’m an angel, I want to see Aaron.” I stated.
“Oh, yes I can, and you will.” He replied, and his arm was on my shoulders as he led me from the room, and then to the front gates.
“Where is she!? I know she’s here!” I heard his voice, and I gasped quietly as I quickened my pace, running to the front, but stopped a hundred feet away. “Let me in! Tell me where she is!”
“We can’t let you in, you haven’t been approved!” A guard at the front gate stated, and he was thrown aside by the guy who stood there. I started inching closer, but as I did, I found myself wanting to cry even more, and then I did. I didn’t bother wiping the tears away when I knew new ones would replace them.
Aaron was there, with his same reddish-brown hair and brown eyes, but he was so much more violent. But he was here. And I saw a dark hole on the side of his head.
“No…” I whimpered, looking up at God who caught up to me. “He didn’t…”
“He did.” He stated, and then I was on the floor with my head in my hands. “He killed himself. He’s dead.”
I felt so nauseous, and I wanted to throw up and cry an ocean. I wanted to wrap my arms around myself, but I couldn’t function properly. All I heard was Aaron’s screaming voice, and I knew this was the end of me.
But I had to know why.
“Why did he kill himself?” I choked out, looking up at him from the clouded floor. “Why!?”
“From what I saw from his bedroom…” He trailed off, looking back at Aaron, and then to me. “He said the one he loved was a slave here, and…”
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The Devil's Angel
FantasíaThe sequel to The Devil's Daughter. Marie is now living in Heaven, working as a slave for God as she fights to earn her family and Aaron back. She works hours and hours on end, and it pays off with the little victory of going to a movie with her bes...