His father then turned to face his son Devon. “You have made me proud my son.” His said. “You will never have to worry about your brother Eric ever again.”
Devon’s eyes returned to normal and tears formed in his eyes as he gazed into his father’s eyes. “Father...there is so much I want to say.” He said.
His father walked to Devon and wrapped his powerful arms around him and something extraordinary happened. Devon’s body slowly grew solid as his father’s power encompassed him.
Abigail stood a few feet away and watched the exchange in disbelief and awe.
Devon’s father released him and Devon stepped back and looked down at himself. He took his hands and ran them over his powerful arms then put a hand over his beating heart and looked up at his father. “Father?” He asked hesitantly.
“Yes my son. You are alive.” His father said proudly. “Live a happy life my son.” He looked over at Abigail and nodded to her and then he looked back at his son. “You deserve it.”
His father rose up into the sky and the light faded away as he ascended back to Heaven.
Chapter Thirteen
Devon stood there for a moment looking up into the night sky and gave thanks then slowly turned around and faced Abigail who was only a short distance away. They both stood in disbelief for a few seconds and then they ran to each other and Devon swept her up into his powerful arms and twirled her around.
Devon and Abigail cried tears of joy at the miracle that just happened. Devon put her down on her feet and and moved his mouth towards hers. He groaned as he slanted his head and pressed his lips to hers in a hungry kiss. Her mouth was so warm, the caress of her soft lips so tantalizing. He tasted her with his tongue and Abigail opened her mouth with a low moan.
He broke off the kiss reluctantly and bent to sweep her up into his arms. Her legs dangled over his strong arm, he supported her upper body with his other arm and she wrapped her arms around his neck. He effortlessly carried her up the path towards the cottage.
Their new life together was just beginning.
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