Honor



She thought about talking to a legion of angels at once and for a second they thought she might be in a massive amount of danger so they took a second from her memory to see what had scared her so much she needed the whole legion, and for a second they thought of her and her sons beautiful souls.
No more than a second because they might think of Gods face and they knew she'd see that and have to leave the physical illusion because it would spark an amount of curiosity in her that would show her her crossing.
As they did this her soul was looking at her sons soul and her body saw her sons soul again, this time he had the most glossy sparkly eyes she had seen since dreaming of his father's soul and looked just like his perfect self, last time he had been a baby and looked almost like the cutest bubbles of clouds.
She thought if all souls had such beautiful eyes no soul could ever be ugly. Then she realised that perhaps another presence had walked in the room, maybe an Arch Angel, maybe even God himself.
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Written on July 10, 2022

Submitted by HeatherLydiaThornhill on July 09, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Heather Lydia Thornhill

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