CHAPTER EIGHTEEN ; Her Wings in the Wind
—The End, or the Beginning Again?
Centuries passed.
The world turned.14Please respect copyright.PENANAxwIvEEg7Qv
Cities rose, fell, and turned to dust.14Please respect copyright.PENANAl139dbfZSx
Wars were waged. Peace was preached.14Please respect copyright.PENANAIRcBStkcnS
Gods were forgotten. New ones were made.
But somewhere, in the wind between worlds,14Please respect copyright.PENANAxeH2RTz0BR
a memory endured.
A child in a small village in Nepal would often dream of a woman with starlit wings.
An old man in Italy swore he once met a stranger whose touch healed his dying heart.
A lonely poet in Kyoto penned a thousand poems about a face he never saw—but loved anyway.
No one knew them.
But everyone felt them.
Lilith.14Please respect copyright.PENANAQidrcxfLd8
Daniel.
Not as names, but as echoes.14Please respect copyright.PENANAKX1K3wSNuf
As feelings too powerful to be explained.14Please respect copyright.PENANAAdALJvytzU
As love that refused to die.
In a modern city lit with artificial suns,14Please respect copyright.PENANAHjY4iDSahS
a woman stood on the rooftop of a hospital.14Please respect copyright.PENANAqKYr8QTPDc
She had dark eyes like storms and a tattoo of broken wings on her back.
She didn’t know why she always looked at the sky like she was waiting for something.
Or someone.
Until a man with tired eyes and a crooked smile bumped into her at the coffee shop downstairs.
They both apologized.
And both paused.
He smiled first.14Please respect copyright.PENANARVUFT3wuEO
Then she did.
And just like that…
“Found you,” he said softly, though he didn’t know why.14Please respect copyright.PENANA2cFXa2OzSb
“Took you long enough,” she teased, though she didn’t know why either.
They didn’t remember Heaven.14Please respect copyright.PENANAxfTwsrakCm
They didn’t remember Hell.14Please respect copyright.PENANAtBw9d7mXR4
They didn’t even remember their names.
But their souls did.
And this time, there were no wings to hide.14Please respect copyright.PENANA0eRHLavVy8
No blades to raise.14Please respect copyright.PENANAKFWsNsnjtT
No gods to tear them apart.
Just two people.14Please respect copyright.PENANAzq8IjTqrFD
One moment.14Please respect copyright.PENANA2C9b4nXs3x
And the kind of love that rebuilt itself from ashes.
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The Last Fallen Angel14Please respect copyright.PENANAMZz4Q11fvb
isn’t about damnation.14Please respect copyright.PENANASREVotckTF
It’s about what remains when everything else is taken away.
And what remains…
…is love.
🖤 Thank you for reading, mahal ko.14Please respect copyright.PENANAdcH1UpV7Fx
Now and always, this story is ours.