My Heavenly Journey
- Reads 208
- Votes 0
- Parts 1
Ongoing18m
Last published Fri, Nov 28, 2014
This is a short story based off of Mitch Alboms "the five people you meet in heaven" about a man's death and journey through the different stages of heaven. Hope you enjoy, and don't forget to vote and tell me what you think!
All Rights Reserved
#112
lifeafterdeath
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
You may also like
5 seconds of summer Preferences
Basically preferences but, I"ll aware you when its a fandom or my own writing ❤️ enjoy!Complete
Creativity at its finesse ✔️
Here are short stories (really short ones) that I wrote years back. I won't say when I was younger, because it was only three/two years back. However some are very recent. So like say the title don't judge me. Please excuse any grammatical errors, English is not my first language. (I speak French, but I am fluent in English). Hope you enjoy! CHAPTERS 5, 6, 7 ARE THE BEST ONE (well they are my favourite ) so I advise you to start with them? And chapter 6 and 7 were written with my friends for school and two of them Is on wattpad. So shoutout to @MariyahNakhuda and @sister_of_devil Chapter 1: Murder at Hilton Hill Chapter 2: You are a fudging Voldemort Chapter 3: Mistaken Identity Chapter 4: I shall return! Chapter 5: This is bad! Chapter 6: Hi, my name is Hell! Chapter 7: I am a woman Chapter 8: The vaultComplete
Nuisance: Short Stories
short stories based off an idea my friends and i came up with :) ~characters are mine~ *CLOSED*Complete
Prompt Writing: A Collection of Short Stories
A random assortment of short stories inspired by writing prompts found on various platforms. Each story is it's own contained little narrative, so everything here is complete. However, I will continue to add to it, so don't worry about the current length. Also, please read the introduction for content warning. Thank you.Complete
I decided to write a short story. Sorry, not sorry.
More detailsContent Guidelines