Return to the Phantom
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  • Reads 193
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 1
  • Time 28m
Ongoing, First published Jun 03, 2017
A psychology student, who has two semesters left before she gets her doctorates, is suddenly whisked away into the mystical world of 19th century Paris. She ends up staying and living in the Opera Populaire, where madness abounds.
The Phantom of the Opera enlists her in his schemes.
Madame Giry and Richard Firmin become parental figures to her.
And Christine Daae and Meg Giry are practically her sisters.
There is no obvious way out from the nightmarish daydream that seems so entirely natural, and she has no way to contact those from the 21st century.
Will the story stay the same, or will she change everything?
Does the Daroga exist in this timeline?
What happens when the Phantom slowly starts to fall for her?
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One event changed everything in Christine Daae's life. Erik Destlar fell in love with her and decided to take her to live with him. Will she ever love him back? Modern day, E/C... COMPLETED ___________________________________________________________ I do NOT claim the original work of Gaston Leroux "The Phantom of the Opera." I also do NOT condone things discussed, written, or otherwise made known through my work such as stalking, kidnapping, marrying kidnappers/stalkers, or the like. My only wish is to make Leroux's book accessible to modern readers with a few plot twists here and there. I can only hope I have done his acclaimed work justice with my retelling.