Sell Your Soul

Sell Your Soul

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The last time the all-powerful demon and I spoke was in the old church, just days after the doctors declared Gabe brain dead. I don't know what I was doing, but I sure as hell knew that it wasn't smart. /// I know the title isn't all that good, and you've probably seen it somewhere else on here. I've been working on this for a while, and I'm actually very proud of it. I decided that I was going to write this because I was looking through writing prompts and I found one that said something along the lines of Satan taking the character's soul and then giving it back because he needed their help. It was also inspired by another writing prompt that said, "'I never had a chance, did I?' 'That's the sad part, you did, once.'" So yeah, I hope you enjoy. (I'm going to say the same thing at the end of chapter one. So, yeah.)
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Part 1: Today was supposed to be my fairytale day. My perfect wedding day. I made my way to David, he took my hand in his, walking us closer to the long faced man who would be marrying us. The officiant started, greeting the room full of all my family, all of David's family. Going through the first reading easily. Giving their peace on the joy of marriages, it was bland, but acceptable. Moving along, the officiant announced in a loud voice, "If anyone here knows of any reason why these two should not be lawfully wed, let them speak now, or forever hold their peace." The officiant boomed over the crowd. I was caught off guard. This part was supposed to be just a formality, just a box to tick. No one was supposed to say anything. The world started to go in slow motion as Verity moved behind me a flicker in the corner of my vision. "David, I can't hide anymore." He said. As David's eyes went from me, to Verity, filled with concern. David looked over my head at Verity while he was holding my hands in his. I heard the crowd gasp, before everyone started to whisper. David dropped my hands. The whispers increased in intensity. Making the room sound like it was full of hissing snakes. David's attention wasn't anywhere near me. I looked up to see him looking over my head at my brother. With a look I had thought he had saved just for me, my heart breaking as my fairy tale became a nightmare. Part 2 also complete July 2023.

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