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"We are gathered here today, to celebrate and remember the lives of Kylah Pierre, Nylah Pierre, and Kentrell Gaulden." The Bishop of the funeral home spoke, looking out over the church full of people that knew the three of them.
Being recorded by many news anchors, over a million fans were watching online, attending the funerals of their favorite rapper, the love of his life, and her sister.
Today was a sad day, and almost everyone could feel the dark aura surrounding them. It was raining outside, many people saying that it was a sign that they'd all made it to 'Heaven'.
Yet, was that really the case? Did Kentrell, Kylah, and Nylah, make it to Heaven? Was there a Heaven? Or was there..nothing?
Nobody in the room could answer that. Not even the Bishop, who'd studied his Bible, page after page, for the last thirty years of his life.
Truth was, all that they could hope was that the three of them, found the peace that they rightfully deserved, no matter the sins they committed.
Nobody was perfect, and people made mistakes-some mistakes worse than others. But none of that mattered after death.
You could only wish that the people you loved, remained strong, and remembered the good times with you, rather than the bad.
That Kentrell wasn't remembered as the angry, violent rapper, and instead as the misunderstood, selfless, and caring person that only a few knew.
That Nylah could be remembered as the sweet and loving soul she'd always been, the helping hand that she'd forever be.
That Kylah would be remembered as the outgoing, big personality, wild child that she'd been since a baby.
"Death, isn't something that we should fear, that we should be sad about. Death, is just the beginning, of a brand new path for the souls who's time wined down, quicker than we would've liked."
"Death, is a celebration. That our loved ones shall not suffer in this world anymore, shall not be tormented by the many demons that wish to take the innocents' souls."
"Revelations chapter twenty one, verse four, reads-'He will dwell with them, and they shall be his people, and God himself will be with them. He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning nor crying nor pain any more, for the former things have passed away.'"
"Allow your spirit to process the fact that though our loved ones are no longer in their physical being, they will always be with you, somewhere, somehow."
"That the suffering is no more, and they have evolved into the next phases of life. That pain-will be no more." The Bishop concluded, looking over the funeral home.
Nylah and Kylah's parents sat in the front row, continuous tears streaming down their faces, unable to accept that their two daughters were no longer with them.
