Forsaking God to kiss someone you hate might not be a smart decision, but damn does it hurt good. ✧.*✧.*✧.*✧.*✧.*✧.*✧.*✧.*✧.*✧.* Judith was never supposed to fall in love- but she was never supposed to become a vampire either. It's her duty as a nun to stay pure of mind and body. If she is found out, she will be executed. When the woman she loves betrays her, Greta, the vampire who accidentally infected her, may be her only hope of surviving. The problem is, Judith can't stand Greta. -But she can't stay away from her either.

To become a creditor, you would have to give something of value to another person, who would then be known as your debtor, and that person would of course have to repay you with a set price or something of equal value with what was first lent to the debtor. Two men meet by chance. Their meeting brings a credit from one and a debt to one. The credit is one's life. The credit is a life, not once but twice, therefore the debt has to be repaid with a life, right?

Life was just a huge nightmare for Ife and things just seemed to go from bad to worse for her. She never caught a break. She didn't think she did anything to deserve such a life but then again, even if she didn't know what it was, God knows all. The quickest escape would have been suicide. But suicide wasn't the bravest. It was cowardly. But she didn't even have the courage to try. When she gets a chance to meet the Angel of Death as she'd been wishing, it doesn't quite go as planned. But that's ok. Because things do not always work out how we want them to. *** I created a challenge for myself, or a proposal where you send me a word or a phrase or a sentence. I wanted to challenge myself to write a short story out of whatever word, phrase or sentence you sent me. This is the outcome of that challenge. 🙃 Warning: This book is rated mature because of its mild abusive content. Cover by @awakened_dreams Highest ranking: #64 out of 2.76k stories in grimreaper - May 21, 2020. #3 out of 98 stories in shortstorychallenge. - May 21, 2020 #7 out of 233 stories in Azrael - May 22, 2020

Once upon a time, there lived two people, who had no knowledge of each others' existence. A deity happened to pass by and see how much suffering they endured on a daily, in their respective lives. The suffering of one couldn't be said to be better than that of the other. He had mercy on them and intertwined their fates. Could it really be called a blessing though? 'Being reborn over and over alongside the only person you trust, memories intact and all, only to die at 30? Not if I have anything to say about it. Even if I can't get out of this, I'll get you out.' But then again, who says having intertwined fates is enough to build a relationship?