It's dark in here. (Alastor x reader )

It's dark in here. (Alastor x reader )

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I open my eyes. It's dark. I'm breathing but it's just pitch black. Somebody opens the door. I look up shook out of the darkness. All a bad dream. Wait. Who is that? I see a women with jeans and a t shirt with shoulder length hair.. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Hey y'all! It's crybaby here. This is an Alastor x reader series. I'm sorry but ima bout to force what species of demon you are girl/boy name etc. but I'm to lazy to type (H/C) (H/L) (Y/N) and stuff every two seconds. Anyway hope you enjoy! Also no SEXUAL CONTENT IN THIS STORY. YALL THIRSTY.
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