MEDUSA
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A girl named Culture Ava Sebastian was living all righteous until one day she decided to give it all for her soul's greater good . She picked up the sword and slashed him into mere chunks of meat as he was no bones - finely hollow bastard . She ripped off his arms who dared to touch her and popped out his sinful eyeballs with the thrusts of her fingers as with those that he glared her disgustingly . Culture finally cleaved his mouth end to end - cheek to cheek allowing pools of blood to dance merrily in her grip . The vicious mouth called her a whore and that mouth needed to be crushed by none other than the goddess herself . Fate was what brought both doom and gloom and gaiety and gala. And the hands once soaked in splashes of vermillion hue and crimson were drenched in the pools of blood of he , who deprived the feminine godesses the power they own. And yes , Medusa was never the villian , just a mighty female whom the masculine parade can't rupture . This book is a tribute to all the Medusa around the globe who stood up against all the ills for protecting their dignity . Medusa for me is the personification of feminine wrath and Culture Ava Sebastian , the protagonist is a living example of her . *WARNING* THIS BOOK CONTAINS VIOLENCE AND ABUSE OF MULTIPLE KINDS . DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE UNCOMFORTABLE . *This book is under the name of - ©Sanskriti Bhardwaj /2023 . No further production of any chapter directly or indirectly , in any case or time is under the legal rights . Give proper credits while sharing .* Thankyou dear readers . Regards Author .
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