Lifeafterdeath Stories

Her life was perfect. She already got everything one could ever ask for. Every second of it, she treasures them. Even fate allowed her to meet her favorite boy band. She is indeed one of the lucky girls. Little did she know that every chapter of her story mattered. But there are just things that are not meant to last forever. An accident breaks her perfect storybook of life. This tragedy is a nightmare. Her delusion of how perfect her life was is shattered by the truth hidden beneath each lie. Given a second chance at life from a grim reaper above by fulfilling a mission that seems impossible for her is the only way she could ever wake up from a comatose state. Not just to live but also to make things right.

I do not claim to know everything about God. In fact, the older I get, the less certain I become about many things. What I do know is that the questions never stopped. Questions about faith. Questions about suffering. Questions about love. Questions about what kind of God could create a world as beautiful and broken as this one. In Seeking God, Sheldon Stodder shares personal reflections on spirituality, religion, doubt, forgiveness, fatherhood, and the lifelong search for meaning. Written with honesty and humility, these essays are not an attempt to tell readers what to believe. They are an invitation to think, question, and explore. For anyone who has ever wrestled with faith, wondered about God, or searched for truth beyond certainty, this book is an open conversation about the questions that matter most.

Elliot Harper, or Ellie as she likes to be called, thought she was a normal girl about to turn 16 when everything went up in smoke. Just a normal day at school turns into something more when she dies... well, sort of. She knew she was adopted but she had no idea how different she really was until that fateful day. And the best part... It all happens on her birthday. On top of all that, she figures out that her friends weren't who she thought they were. She also has to learn how to get along with the most dangerous person in school. She has to rely on people she thought she would never talk to and figure out how to live again. It doesn't help that she's also the person that everyone is relying on. In a time where evil rules, she's their saviour... And she has no idea what to do.

Sophie's life was full of quiet brilliance, curiosity, and deep love for those around her. From her devoted but sometimes overbearing father to her younger sister Lily, and to her friends Daniel and Ravi, Sophie shaped the world with her presence and her choices-small gestures, moments of care, and the subtle ways she connected with others. Tragedy strikes, and Sophie dies unexpectedly. Those she loved are left grappling with grief, guilt, and the weight of things left unsaid. But Sophie's spirit lingers, observing and feeling. From her father learning to release the expectations he placed on her, to Lily discovering her own capacity for joy, to Daniel and Ravi finding the courage to move forward while honoring her memory, the story traces the subtle yet powerful ways love persists beyond presence. Love, the story reminds us, is never simple. Timing, choice, and chance can twist it into forms we never expect. Sophie's life ended too soon, but the echoes of her choices and her connection continue to shape the living. We do not always get a chance to respond later, fix it later, or make the perfect choice-but the love we carry forward remains. Ultimately, the novel is a meditation on loss, memory, and the invisible threads that connect us. Grief transforms into grace, absence creates space for growth, and life finds its way back to hope. Sophie's journey is both ethereal and deeply human-a story of letting go, moving forward, and the subtle, almost imperceptible ways love endures.

දුක්බර අතීතයක්...පැටලුණු වර්තමානයක්...

This is a collection of the knowledge I have gained on spirits through years of researching everything I could think there was to know about the paranormal. What I have written here is a combination of facts, opinions, and theories. For those curious about what the supernatural entails, here is my gift to you; a guide to help you on your search for knowledge.

Gon didn't survive this time around, Alluka tried to heal him but somehow failed. _ _ _ _ Gon had passed on to go to heaven, but his stubborn attitude gives a problem. After reviewing Gons memories God decided that he would enter heaven, Gon refused. He didn't wanna go anywhere without Killua. He refused to believe he was dead, refused to come to the sad truth that he'd never be able to see his best friend again. "I'm not dead..I can't be dead! I just cant.." *Gon said, tears forming in his eyes as he spoke. God let out a silent sigh before speaking. "Don't be sad my child. You are in my hands, you sre safe. Your friend is alright. I promise you he is okay." "But..No. I'm not dead. I can't be. I have to see Killua- I..This isn't real. It's a dream..this has to be. Wake up- Come on Gon wake up-" Gon kept trying to reassure himself that this was all simply a dream. He refused to believe he was dead. He wanted to wake up, he didn't want this to be true. He was afraid of living without Killua. "So..I'm dead. It's true..I'm not gonna seen him again..thank you for keeping him safe father." "Gon Freecss, You lived a great life. It's sad that you died at such a young age..you were a great warrior. You saved many lives..You are truly extraordinary. As my thanks to you I'm allowing you to return to earth as your friends guardian angel." "Eh?! WAIT HUH?! Me?! You want me to be his guardian..? I- Thank you, Father." Gon spoke in a very sincere tone and jumped up and hugged our lord. Gon chuckled. "Its no problem my child. You deserve it, and I think that you are perfect for this job. Good luck angel." Gon is given a second chance at life..he gets to see Killua again. Killua may not be able to see him but Gon is there. He is going to protect him. That's a promise. I do not own the hxh characters.

I wasn't always a Zombie. In fact I was a researcher at a laboratory to study Zombies. Key word was. I'm now a test subject. Then I met her. Sarah Tataguni was a student intern at the laboratory. The first time she laid eyes on me, she smiled. But her Father, the head of the laboratory pulled her away from my cage. Later that night, she came back for me. We've be on the run every since. I'd do anything to protect Sarah. Anything.

A short, mournful poem I wrote after losing my older sister to suicide. Anyone who's lost a loved one or is dealing with personal issues I'm sure you can relate to every word I said.

A typical lost love scenario, but the problem is that the protagonist is dead.

They live in a world between worlds, where the dead wash up on shore everyday, alive and for the most part well. They live in a city with a hundred shades of skin and a thousand languages between its walls, yet every one of its people shared the same story. Each had taken to boats, running from something much worse - war, oppression, prosecution, genocide. Each had drowned at sea, searching for a better life. They are ghosts of the worst kind, desperate and wandering, homeless except in their memories. ______ The Mother of Dead Things is an anthology about life after death for those who'd risked it all for freedom and failed, and how these ghosts are coping with their tragic second chance.

This one room between life and death is never truly empty - it's filled with memories, but nothing living remains. She wakes up here, caught between worlds, aware that she is dead but unsure how or why. Surrounded by echoes of a life once lived, she must confront her past piece by piece - childhood joys, bitter regrets, forgotten moments - all while guided by a woman whose job is to help her remember. But memories are fragile. They can deceive, hide truths, and sometimes refuse to surface at all. In this timeless place, where the clock stopped the moment she died, she is forced to face what she buried deep inside - to uncover the cause of her end and, finally, to be free. A psychological mystical drama with elements of liminal fantasy.

All he wants is to stay...

Insighted knowledge to aspects on life after deaths queries and thought within belief system.

The story explores the story of a protagonist after death (May be dark, discretion is advised)

what is it like to die?

Tanging mga pagluha lang ang nagagawa ni Kat Kat mula ng umuwi siya sa bahay nila. Nag-iisa siya. Walang kasama. Wala na. Wala na ang pamilya niya. Hindi sinabi ng kamag anak niya ang totoo sa kanya. Dahil sa nangyari ay mapipilitan siyang tapusin na ang kanyang buhay, pero dahil sa mga kaibigan niyang nagmamalasakit ay mapipigilan ito. Isang misteryosong libro ang ibinigay ng matanda sa isa niyang kaibigan habang kasama niya ito sa parke. Wala silang kaalam alam dito. Noong una ay wala lamang ito, pero ng ibigag ito ni Red sa kanya ay naging mas misteryoso ang libro, dahil sa bawat pagpikit niya ay ganun din ang pagsasabi ng boses ng isang lalaki na tulungan siya. Isa ito sa nagtulak kay Kat Kat para buksan at basahin ito... Pero dito nagsimula ang lahat. Hindi niya alam kung nasaan na siya pag kagising niya. Basta ang nakikita niya ay nasa labas siya ng gate ng isang malaking bahay, mansion ito at hindi lang bahay. Nakilala niya ang tatlong lalaki dito at tila sila ang babago ng pananaw niya sa buhay at gigising sa katotohanan na siya ay.... "Kat Kat!"

Life is a game, death is an illusion. How will you play? Sebastian and Isabelle are on their way home during the night, when a change in fate causes a truck to crash into them. Together they find themselves waiting at a train station and the only arriving train is the 'Death Train'. All they can do is board the train and hope their time isn't cut short. The only way out is to play the game but you won't know which side the dice will roll, it's simply a game of chance. All characters and plot line belong to me, any similarities are coincidental. ⁺˚*･༓☾ [Started: 22-4-18] [Ended: ----] ⁺˚*･༓☾

All angels have purposes, to watch a humans life, but what does that mean? Is there a way to change the course of it? Every human death adds to the small but growing group, but nobody knows what their purpose after death is. With nothing to go from they have to discover their meaning and purpose, after leaving their life.