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PROLOGUE
❝YOU MUST TAKE A CANDLE,❞ she instructed, ❝AND GO INTO A ROOM THAT IS DARK AND THAT HAS A MIRROR IN IT AND YOU MUST BE ALONE IN THE ROOM. GO UP TO THE MIRROR AND CLOSE YOUR EYES AND SHY:
Mirror, mirror show to me him whose woman will I be.
IF ALL GOES RIGHT, JUST ABOVE YOUR LEFT SHOULDER WILL APPEAR THE FACE OF THE MAN YOU WILL MARRY❞
A silence. Then: ❝AND IF IT DOES NOT GO RIGHT?❞ asked Luna.
❝AH, THEN THE LORD HAVE MERCY ON YOU!❞ ❝WHY?❞ ❝BECAUSE YOU MAY SEE THE DEVIL❞
and she did, in the form of an angel.
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STARTED May 25, 2020 ENDED -
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WARNING
includes : mature themes, violence, foul words, random humor references, sexual references
STRICTLY NO PLAGIARISM
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NOTE
This story is written by an amateur. Please excuse the foul words and some typographical errors (feel free to correct me if you see one). Any establishments are only made by the author and does not reflect reality. The actions of each character here are fictitious even though most of their attributes are based on them.
There is no face claim for the female character because I prefer to leave it up to your imaginations.
The story is adapted from a Filipino novel, entitled May Day Eve by Nick Joaquin. The entire prologue belongs to Nick Joaquin as well. Although the plot isn't entirely similar to the novel itself.
I recommend you guys to read the novel first if you like to. I've read it back in seventh grade and had this idea since then, and after two-three years of this story being stuck in my drafts, I'm finally doing it.
