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Freesia's life had always been monotonous. Between failed relationships and a verbally abusive husband, she thought her life was going to go nowhere.
One day, time stopped fo
Morgan Plantz
I am a stay-at-home mother to four children. This is my first published book and am currently writing two other books at the moment. In my free time I enjoy gardening, crafting, painting, reading, and writing. Free time doesn't come often because of the small army of children I have, but I do take time where I can. I went to school to be an emergency medical technician and did that for awhile until Covid hit. My children are my first priority so I became a stay-at-home mother.
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Exodus-b - Morgan Plantz
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Chapter 1
Heaven and Hell
I heard death was the end of growing up. Once you die, you're sent off into the abyss. Into darkness. If you didn’t believe in God, you went to hell. But the only thing of hell I heard was fire and constant pain. The Lord said to ask for forgiveness, no matter what you did wrong. Ask for forgiveness and you will be forgiven. Forgiveness equals Heaven. So technically speaking, you could murder and rape and beat and do all the things against the 10 commandments, and if you say Lord, please forgive me,
you are exonerated and go to Heaven.
This was the way I was brought up in this world since I was 5. I went to a protestant church my whole life. What is a protestant? To this day, I still am not sure what a protestant church is compared to a normal
Christian church. According to Dr. Google, a protestant is a member or follower of any of the Western Christian churches that are separate from the Roman Catholic Church and follow the principles of the Reformation, including the Baptist, Presbyterian, and Lutheran churches. Do you understand this? I didn’t.
I was now 47 years old. I hadn’t stepped foot in a religious building since I was 28, the day I decided there was more to the afterlife than heaven and hell. If the Earth is magnificent and beautiful, but somehow has wildfires, tornados, and hurricanes that destroy its exquisiteness, how does it sustain millions of lives? What is the point of living if you're just going to die? There are people starving in Africa and other third-world countries. The kids are filled with worms and eat a meal once every seven days if you can call it a meal. Their parents try their best to kill an animal to feed their family, but they are out there hunting lions, boars, and wild dogs. There are no police. There is murder and cannibalism happening every day just to survive. What is their purpose on this planet?
Wars have ravaged Iraq, Afghanistan, and Ukraine. A nuclear warhead destroyed Chernobyl. Even Hiroshima got obliterated by an atomic bomb. Cancer has consumed first responders since 9/11/2001. Worldwide devastation has amassed every corner of the world. And yet, we wake up every morning, get dressed for work, drink our coffee, argue with our spouses, lie with our mistresses, and relish the lives we live.
After every rainfall, there’s a rainbow. After a volcano erupts, new land is constructed. A massive wildfire sparks, and yet new trees sprout from the ground like the foundation has just been germinated. Exquisite flowers, enormous Sequoia trees, and plains thousands of miles long engulf the surface of this world. Beauty and pain, pain and beauty. It all goes hand in hand. You can’t have success without suffering. The coastal lines are filled with tranquility. Hell, humpback whales have even taught themselves to catch krill in Antarctica by blowing bubbles in alluring patterns that don't happen anywhere else in the world. Heaven and Hell coexist on the same expanse. We must find clarity.
Chapter 2
Hypochondriac
I awoke this morning feeling peculiar. There was a fluttering in my chest that felt as though someone was blowing bubbles through a straw in my heart. I had always had weird aches and pains throughout my life. My husband of ten years had without fail gotten angry due to always having something wrong with my body. I was perceived to have suffered from hypochondria, but my pain was always real. I started my Mr. Coffee with Colombian coffee beans that I made every morning. I took my exceptionally hot shower that felt as though I burned 7 layers of dead skin off every time. The bubbling never subsided. My heart was racing but I didn’t want to wake up my very grumpy spouse to let him know something else was inevitably wrong with my ever-failing body.
I poured my coffee into my to-go mug that had a decal on the side that stated I tried, making fun of my inability to talk to people in the mornings before my java hit my nervous system and cooled my morning bitchiness. Crawling into my Hummer H3 that my dear husband bought me for my birthday