He's Coming To-Morrow

At the heart of the story is a restless narrator who, on a snow‑kissed Christmas Eve, finds his ordinary concerns—bank meetings, society parties, and the latest gossip—colliding with the weighty promise of a foretold Second Coming. The bustling city feels caught between the glow of festive lights and a hushed, almost trembling expectation, as strangers whisper about a divine arrival “tomorrow.” In the midst of this uneasy anticipation, an ethereal, angelic presence appears, offering a quiet certainty that the promised “Son of Man” will indeed step into the world.

The narrative unfolds as a gentle meditation on faith, materialism, and the way everyday life can both mask and reveal deeper spiritual longings. Through witty dialogue and vivid street scenes, the author sketches a world where the sacred and the mundane brush shoulders, inviting listeners to reflect on what truly matters when a momentous event looms on the horizon.