What Happens In Heaven

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Why, I ask of you. Why do you give chronic sickness to innocent children? Why make creatures who only seek to harm us? How dare you call yourself a god of benevolence.
Gods need not suffer nor be dirtied by mortal affairs. Birth, death, resentment, suffocation, age and everything is but a dream of incense smoke that disperses with the wind. Beseeched by a mortal, one realizes that Gods will never sympathize with humans, right? 
*It's a story without much angst. I was inspired and just decided to rewrite this with no real plot. Hope no one gets offended. I don't know what I'm doing.All Rights Reserved

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