Her Prince Of Darkness
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  • Parts 10
  • Time 51m
  • Reads 102
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 10
  • Time 51m
Ongoing, First published Jul 01, 2021
Mature
-A remake of the ending to 'Phantom of the Opera'-
 I recently watched the "2004" version of phantom of the opera, and was sad to say that I hated the ending. I thought it was awful how Erik had to be all alone and never have anyone to love him. So I made this story about another ballerina at the opera *NOT Christine* that falls for this dark prince.

Disclaimer: there will be no singing since I wrote it more as a story than a play. Also, I don't own any rights to or characters of "Phantom of the Opera" besides the ones I created.

*P.s.* - I'll write about Layla and the others as I see them, but feel free to image them however you want. Enjoy!
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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.