Satan's Little Helper
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  • Reads 22
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  • Parts 1
  • Time <5 mins
Ongoing, First published Sep 23, 2017
Mature
the human brain is truly the scariest thing of all. It can make things appear and disappear. They can make somebody and it can break somebody. It's the reason for argument's, war, and even death. it's the main cause for suicide and murder. It's an organ that can be infected, and for ten year old Amelia Valrosine it is. in fact her brain is so messed up that her mother sent her far, far, far away. to a hospital called Freedom Asylum, ironic isn't it? seeing as the freedom isn't used properly. Although I suppose Freedom isn't real or at least not without a price. Amelia doesn't know the price but she wants to, actually I suppose once isn't the word most use, Amelia wouldn't, no she needs it, and as whatever is up there as her Witness she's going to get her freedom even if it means selling her soul to the devil. is she ready for the devil? Better question, it's the devil ready for Amelia Valrosine?




" 'All that blood looks good on you. Really brings out you eyes.' said Lucifer.

'Really? But it's all sticky!' Amelia squealed in dismay pouting a bit."

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