Rafael_Zimichut

What would you do if you were the last Christian on earth?
David Heringer, son of two renowned pastors, grew up surrounded by all the affection and attention of his parents, in the same way that he grew up under the shadow of the tragedy of his brother's death, which he never managed to overcome, thus abandoning his faith and finding in music and in the love that only the beautiful and talented writer Ivy Johnson, daughter of the most powerful and richest man in the world could give.
After marrying Ivy, David skyrocketed in his music career, reaching the highest possible rank of stardom, winning numerous awards and on the day he would be the best of his entire life, tragedy took his wife's life forcing her facing a new reality, a world where there is no love a thousand years in the future, the future that his father-in-law, William Johnson designed.
With the creation of the Omega Virus, deadly to almost all human beings, William Johnson wants to create a world in his own way, a world where only the chosen will survive, two thirds of humanity will be decimated and the way we live will never be the same. .
With a turn of events, not even the President of the United States of America, Jennie Heringer-Wilkinson will be able to change the future that David wakes up a thousand years in the future.
The reality we all know can change from one hour to the next, and the world as we know it will never be the same, it is not the beginning of the end, just a new beginning for all humanity.

THE LOST ÉDEN

IVY WAKE UP AND THE LIGHT OF THAT PLACE immediately bothered her clear eyes, she knew absolutely nothing about what had happened, her only memories were of Dr. Burke saying that he was his father and that they needed to escape.


Her mother's instinct spoke louder at that moment and despair took over her.


Ivy looked to the side and saw a change of clothes and a note.


— Daughter... don't worry, Brian is fine and David will be joining us soon, I need you to find me...


She came out of that room and felt like it was the end of the 19th century, it was a Japanese colony, people shook their heads.


Winter was harsh, but unlike New York, Ivy felt good there. One of the villagers passed by and greeted her with a typically Japanese gesture, Ivy also lowered her torso in a curtsy.


Ivy went back inside the house and when she held the letter she realized it had something else in it, a holographic disc.


— Hello, daughter... — said Burke's hologram — I hope you are well.


CHAPTER 50