Mortician cerita

A lonely and twisted funeral director named Azazel falls in love with a young woman. Alva first feels the same about him, but later changes her mind once convinced he's been following her. During his days in the marine corp, he developed PTSD, along with triggering another mental illness hidden in his genetics. He starts to feel that since he was taken as a prisoner, it would be alright to make her one.

Elizabeth Morgan is a licensed mortician. Her job is to preserve the deceased and make them presentable. Lately she's been experiencing strange encounters at the morgue. Doors flying open, knocks at the body freezer and the occasional singing in the long stretch of the poorly lit hallways. Is it spirits or something else?

This is my own original story. I hope you enjoy the gayness and the trauma. TW: the are some very sensitive topics in this story. So read at your own risk

Selling caskets, doing corpses' makeup and assisting her mortician uncle has led nineteen-year-old Vienna Haymon into a series of not-normal but somewhat unforgettable circumstances through the years. But the most troublesome of all troublesome things happens when a wealthy, handsome young man is declared as another corpse customer, except—his eyes unexpectedly open, and then his mouth says the words, “Please let me stay here for a while.”

A novice mortician Mr. Kim, who takes care of death and a surgeon Dr. Jeon, who saves lives. They're in very different positions, but the distance between them is closing... This Fiction includes: Doctor Life: Mortician and Neurologist Slice of life Morals Human Problems Love and Drama Written by Quirky_Fics (YouTube Channel Name)

A short story I wrote for a class based on the poem "The Mortician in San Francisco" by Randall Mann. The poem and story are about a man, Harvey Milk, who was the first queer/gay man to become a Supervisor for the San Francisco County Board. Unfortunately, he was murdered, along with Mayor Moscone, by Supervisor Dan White. White did not serve the proper amount amount of time he deserved for 2 deaths; he got out of jail earlier than expected but should have been jailed longer. If it weren't for the second murder (Mayor Moscone), it's possible Dan White could have almost gotten off scot-free and without a longer charge. The story behind the poem is real and saddening, and I chose it for my assignment because I felt I could connect with it. I achieved high marks for this assignment, and I'm posting it here because I just want to keep it somewhere and to share it with others who might enjoy. Poem included. Cover made by me (ghotietoasties) :)

Book Three of the Harlequin Series

Scarlette is doomed to a life of solitary confinement. Not really, but since everyone ignores her, it feels that way. That was before she met Andy. Andy Six. Scarlette and Andy are soon fast friends, hanging with the band after school, even going on tour. But will something go wrong when Jinxx finds himself being jealous at the Mortician's Daughter?

Story about Lee Ha Joon live in America, finding friends and family

Book 2 in the Gastown Girls Series A Friends to Lovers Romance Alexis: I never wanted a boyfriend until I met a famous drummer. Osk was a tempo master with skilled fingers and the stamina of a bull, satisfying me like no other man could. My sister's wedding was the perfect opportunity to take our relationship to the next level. When I learned Osk was bringing a date, I had to step up my game. I asked my best friend to be my pretend boyfriend for the week-long event in the remote Alaskan wilderness. Paddy I never could say no to my best friend. But when she asked me to be her fake boyfriend to make another man jealous, I considered turning her down. I didn't want to spend a week watching the woman I loved chase after some guy who wasn't worthy of her. I ended up accepting the invite. It was a famous rock star's wedding. I'd known the bride since we were kids. And pretending to be Alexis's boyfriend was my chance to show her how great things could be if we were a real couple.

When twenty-three-year-old Kinsley Wyatt failed out of nursing school, she decided to pursue her plan B, mortuary school. As she's starting up her clinicals at a local funeral home, girls in her age group from their small NH hometown start to go missing, the bodies are found all intricately tied in rope. Kinsley finds herself intertwined in this case both professionally and then personally when one of her best friends goes missing. She and her friends decide to open up their own investigation to uncover the killer. The murders keep getting closer together and time is not on their side. Will Kinsley be able to solve this case before she herself falls victim? Is this killer someone they know?

Always be leery of who you meet online.

Micheal Cook is a mortician in New York, and runs across one of the most beautiful women he has ever worked on. Downside- she's dead. Micheal works to find what happened to this mysterious woman, while not denying his obvious obsession for her.

sorry it took so long

Mortician hates her name, loves her father, misses her mother, and is obsessed with the idea of death. Then again, who wouldn't be, with the relationship with death that comes from having such a name? She has one good friend, a girl with a name that's almost as strange as hers, and she has a pretty good life. Her mother is dead, but her father is alive. Plus, she has a few mementos. Then, Mortician is kidnapped, and all hell breaks loose. Literally. She goes to hell, with a woman straight out of Egyptian mythology, and is told that her mother wasn't human. Of course, neither is she. . . . Fear, terror, and darkness unknown await us in the night, but only burns and squinted eyes await me in the light.

The mortal heirs of Hades and Persephone are hesitant about their fates due to the circumstances of their godly meeting and the fact that they are polar opposites. As they grow to become friends and eventually lovers, their powers bloom as well.

Someone dumped a body in an open grave at the cemetery, and the undertaker isn't happy about it. But he isn't happy about the police trying to solve it, either. In fact, the undertaker tries to solve it himself. The undertaker's name is Yvgeny, and Yvgeny is an unlikeable and morally ambiguous Sherlock Holmes aficionado who lives with his mother in a mortuary in middle-Georgia. He wears Victorian era dress and speaks with a Polish accent. Don't let Yvgeny's career choice scare you away from the story- while some of Yvgeny's antics will make you cringe, there is nothing gory or violent. The story begins with Yvgeny preparing for a funeral. He gets annoyed when he discovers someone dumped a body into a grave he had dug for someone else. Always looking for a way to make an extra buck, he hauls the body back to his office to inspect. After filching a nice watch, he calls the police. Of course, Yvgeny doesn't like the police, and he eventually decides to solve the crime himself. With his love for Sherlock Holmes and inflated ego, he estimates his chances of solving the crime are far higher than those of the detectives. Yvgeny teams up with a motley assortment of not always like-minded characters in this small Georgia town, trying to stay one step ahead as the detectives close in. The local talent includes the mentally deficient one-eyed owner of the army-navy surplus store and the local doctor/deputy coroner who is a recovering hippie with a Tom Selleck fetish. In the middle of everything, Yvgeny falls for the crude and vulgar granddaughter of an old man buried in his cemetery. She is turned off by his bizarre fashion and strange interests, but Yvgeny is persistent. Will he solve the crime? Will he get the girl? Read and find out!