Kim Taehyung's family was homophobic, the mere thought of two same gender falling in love disgusted them, so Taehyung hid the secret of him being a gay from his family, but somehow the truth was revealed.
When things got worse, Taehyung flee his opp...
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Written by @EleganceOfDark
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➶LGBTQ+
➶Romance
➶Horror
➶Demon/Evil
➶Possession
➶Exorcism
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Short summary::
✎ Taehyung was gay while his family was homophobic. They didn't like the idea of their son being sexually attracted to males. Having no other option, the boy ran away with his boyfriend to another city and even got married as well.
Having no place to stay in the new city, a Nun offered the newly married couple a room to stay in a convent.
An excited Taehyung was more than ready to stay in that Convent but Jungkook wasn't. Knowing how happy Taehyung was to get a place to stay, Jungkook too agreed to stay there but just for a few days.
Jungkook did feel strange in that room but didn't bother much and tried to ignore it, Until- he found Taehyung acting weird.
Strangely weird...
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N O T E::
Dear Reader,
Firstly, I'd like to thank you for giving my book a chance. However, before you delve into the pages of this horror story, I'd like to issue a warning.
This book contains mature content, like gruesome deaths of certain characters and other disturbing scenes that might be upsetting for some readers. I must emphasize that this story is purely fictional, and any theories related to nuns are solely based on my imagination.
Furthermore, I must confess that this book contains some grammatical mistakes, but I assure you that they do not affect the overall quality of the story. As you embark on your reading journey, I urge you to be interactive, leaving likes and comments on the story as you go along.
Lastly, I hope you enjoy your reading experience. But be warned, this book is not for the faint-hearted.
