Anglican church girl

Miss Void was the daughter of a devout family. Her family belonged to the Anglican denomination, a British family. Void had spent most of her life at the church school of the Anglican church she attended. She loved growing up with her religion entirely. Despite her family's religious devotion, they didn't force her into faith. It was Void's own free will. She had grown up admiring her parents. Her mother and father were angels to her. Void wanted to be like those angels. Therefore, she had to present her connection to God in the best possible way. The closer she got to God, the closer she would step towards angelhood.

No matter how much time passed, Void never compromised on her achievements. She excelled in both religious and curriculum subjects. Other students at the church envied Void's success. Void always told them to pray to God and work hard. But the other students weren't like Void. They did everything they could to drag down her success. However, Void continued her success regardless of what was done. Void's success led to the expulsion of many students from the church. Most of the expelled students, along with the unsuccessful ones, dedicated themselves to their studies instead of trying to drag Void's success down. Void was quite pleased with this situation. The fact that other students chose the right path meant that her prayers had been answered. Void felt an infinite debt of gratitude to God for this. After every lesson, she stood in front of the statue of Jesus and prayed, offering her thanks to Him.

As Void grew up, the jealousy she received diminished, and she managed to build beautiful friendships. Now, she studied, played games, and prayed with other students. This could have been the brightest period of her life.

While everything was going well for Void, that event happened. Both of her angels had departed from this world. Void collapsed as soon as she received this news. Why had God done this to her? How could God take the lives of those two angels? Why? Why? Why? How could they close their eyes to this life when those two angels had so much time left to live?

After that day, Void was taken under the wing of the elders of the church. She had no parents. Her other relatives were very distant from her. The church had to take over the parenting duties of Void. The nuns made every effort every day to alleviate Void's pain. Void's entire success was in decline. The nuns and priests tried to give her as much family love as possible to prevent this, but no matter how hard they tried, they couldn't achieve any positive results. Void was completely in a crisis of faith and mind. The love for God within her had turned into a complex emotion. No matter how much she tried to make sense of God's decision, she couldn't find any logic.

When the new nun came to the church, she was informed of the church's situation and the state of the students. As the nun listened to the briefings, her eyes caught the child who was walking lifelessly around. That child was Void. The nun immediately got up and knelt in front of Void, hugging her. Void just continued to stand lifelessly. The nun said to the others, "Leave this to me," and carried Void away. The priest and nuns there reacted with astonishment to this behavior. It was an unacceptable disrespect.

For several days, Void and the new nun were nowhere to be seen at the church. Everyone wondered where they were. Despite the efforts of the Pope and other elders, they couldn't reach either of them. Some nuns were quite worried about Void. They loved her very much. Void was like their own daughter. Whenever they had the chance, they prayed abundantly for her return.

After a few weeks, when all hope was lost, the two of them suddenly appeared. They were walking slowly towards the church. As soon as the angry nuns learned about the new arrival, they quickly knelt at the front door. They were going to demand an explanation from that woman, but something unexpected happened. Void was laughing. Everyone stared in astonishment at this sight. As Void approached the church, she ran to the nuns and hugged each one of them. All the nuns began to shed tears of happiness at this return. The person Void hugged couldn't hold back the tears. Tears were streaming down their faces.

When Void ran inside to her friends, all the nuns gathered around the new woman. They started examining her with curiosity. The woman was smiling without saying a word. Finally, the elders of the church arrived and stood in front of the woman. They said they had decided to accept the woman into the church, which they wouldn't normally do. After all, the woman had achieved what no one else could. She had brought back the church's favorite student to life. When the woman heard this news, she smiled innocently. Then the other nuns began to ask the woman for her name. They were curious about the woman who had brought life back to Void. Before entering the church, the woman turned her head and said, "Mary." Everyone watched her entry into the church with shining eyes. Mary would be the new and beloved nun of this church.

Void regained her former success. Everyone was quite happy with life returning to normal. There was only one difference in this return to normalcy, Mrs. Mary. Mrs. Mary was increasing her status in the church every day. She was truly an extraordinary nun. All the priests and nuns were impressed by her devotion, intelligence, and hard work. She had added even more fame to the church. It was only a matter of time before she became a big figure in the church.

Meanwhile, Void was bombarded with questions. All the students were asking her about how she returned to her old self. Void was telling them all about that book. According to her, her soul found true peace when the contents of that book combined with Mary's explanation. When all the children asked about the contents of the book, Void said it was a secret. Void hadn't told the contents of the book to anyone, not even to the nuns, or to the bishop who came to her personally. The bishop was understanding. He respected her decision.

Time passed. Void grew up. The bishop passed away. Mary became the new bishop and the spiritual leader of the church by the decision of the elders. The developments were quite satisfying within the church and for the church members.

When Void finished her education and became old enough, she talked to Saint Bishop Mary and completely severed her ties with the church. No one understood why she did this, but as time passed, they all understood. Void had made a name for herself. She had increased her wealth through her actions. Void had become both intelligent and devout. Just like those angels with the same dream.

When Void heard of Mary's death, she went to her grave and prayed abundantly for her. Then she quickly returned to her work. Those who knew her from before were frozen with astonishment at her current state.

Void decided to build a church in a remote place. With the love and support of the people, she easily accomplished this. She spent a large part of her wealth on this church and named it after herself. "Mrs. Void Church" became quite famous, despite being in a remote location. Void was acting as a nun in the church and providing education to her students. She used ways to elevate them to the highest levels both spiritually and scientifically. Everyone was very pleased with Void's approach. For them, Void was proof that religion and science could be inseparable.

Void eventually rose to become the bishop of her own church, and everything changed with it. The church administration never reflected her ideals. The church no longer resembled a church. Void had come up with a strange belief. The church and Void began to be lynched and humiliated by the public. Void had lost all her value in the eyes of the people. The public now saw Void as a two-faced scum. All families came to the church to rescue their children from Void's grasp.

Finally, the church was completely closed. The building, located in a remote place, was no different from a piece of abandoned property. With the church, only four people were left inside: Void and three orphaned children, Chuck, Charlie, and Clementine. They had chosen to stay in this church with Void, whom they saw as their mother. After all, they had no one else. This church was their home.

Void took good care of these three spiritual children. As food and supplies ran out, she went outside and brought food and drinks from a market miles away. Void continued to teach her religious lessons to the children. The children listened to Void, whom they saw as their mother, attentively. Void was happy, and the children were happy. Once she felt she had established a complete bond with the children, Void took out her childhood bag and showed it to them. As she unzipped the bag, the children tried to peek inside with curiosity. Void looked at the children as she unzipped the bag and shook her long black hair. Then, she fixed her purple eyes on the bag.

"Do you want to know what's inside, my children?"

"YES!" all three said in unison.

Void smiled and reached into the bag she had unzipped. In the rising book along with her hand, it read, "Void Stories."