Death Row {interracial fanfic}

Devil's Playground

"Dark places hold the best secrets. She was my Devil but I was her angel. She loved me the only way she knew how and that was through pain. She loved me more than anybody has in a long time. She lived in hell while I was stuck in the middle trying to save her. I gave up my whole life for her and if I could do it all over again I would never regret the decision I made the first day I met her."

  Life is a looking glass, you look through the glass and see everything so clear and full of color. All your life your parents taught you black and white, right from wrong, the difference between love and hate, and most of all God and Satan. As a child everything is so pure and simple but it's when you start to grow when you finally see the world for how it really is.

  It starts when you finally stop looking through the looking glass. What do you see? Children see trees, we see the dead leaves. Children see the playground, we wonder why it's vacant. Children see the good and we see the erroneous things of the world.

  We wonder why it's like that. We wonder how we lost our purity. The answer is knowledge.

  Having knowledge is a poisonous and toxic thing. It racks through your brain and won't leave. Once you have knowledge it will forever change you and the way you think.

  If I could take back the knowledge I have, I would. It forever changed me. For the better, I don't know. Everything comes with a price without knowledge I would've never known her and the secrets being these aphotic prison cells.

  Tragedy is a morbid feeling. It comes and destroys your life but without it we would never learn. And she was my great tragedy. She came and wrecked my life but taught me the most important lesson. Stand up for what you believe in, and believe in it strong because their will come a time when you will have to die for your beliefs. Fight for it. And fight for the ones that can't, that don't have a voice.

  People asked me if I sympathized with the Devil? And I always told them the same thing, it's his playground and I came to play.

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I'm really excited about this book, I did a research project about death row inmates so this is my expertise.

This book has a lot of twist and turns awaiting so I hope you hold and tight and enjoy the ride.

Thank you for reading💚- Gomułka