In the quiet town of Eldermere lived a man named Elias. He was a simple man, a carpenter by trade, known for his steady hands and kind heart. But Elias carried a burden—a deep, unspoken sorrow that had followed him for years. His wife, Molly, had passed away during a harsh winter, leaving him alone in their small cottage. Though he smiled for the townsfolk and worked diligently, his heart was heavy with grief.
One night Elias decided to go for a walk and encountered a stranger.
It was a woman, but unlike any he had ever seen. Her hair cascaded like liquid gold. Her wings, vast and radiant, stretched out behind her, glowing with an otherworldly luminescence. She had no face.
Elias froze, his breath catching in his throat. “Who… who are you?” he stammered.
The angel smiled, her voice like a gentle melody. “I am Seraphina, a messenger of the Divine. I have come to you, Elias, because your heart is heavy, and your spirit is weary.”
Elias felt tears welling up in his eyes. He had never spoken of his grief to anyone, yet this celestial being seemed to know his pain intimately. “I… I miss her so much,” he whispered, his voice breaking.
Seraphina nodded, her expression filled with compassion. “Grief is a river that flows through the soul, Elias. It carves its path, shaping who we are. But even the deepest rivers can be crossed.” She extended her hand, and in it appeared a small, intricately carved wooden box. It was simple yet beautiful, with patterns that seemed to shift and dance in the light.
“This is for you,” she said, placing the box in his hands. “It is a gift.”
Elias opened the box and discovered that it was full of fresh cum. It was still warm.