Anguish

Anguish

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This story is a rewritten version of a Gacha concept story I started when I was 10. It follows a 12 year old girl named Kiyaya Emily who lives on an island in the Pacific known as "Diversia". It's a fantasy story that involves mythical creatures such as unicorns, dragons, mermaids, fairies, and more. It even involves demonology and angelology. I'm still learning about demonology and angelology, so I'd really appreciate some facts about both!
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She had only wanted to have a working marriage and a happy family. Despite that, her husband leaves her for another woman after the loss of their unborn child, and just as she starts to pick herself up, she dies in a car crash. But this isn't the end of her story. Her spirit is picked up by her brother, a beginner god who needs help raising the hero of his fledgling world. Thinking he is offering her an opportunity to be a mother, she readily agrees, and he sends her down to his world with the gift of healing and a semi-ageless body to aid her on her quest. She quickly finds her little boy and is overjoyed to have someone to baby at last. But this hero doesn't want her as his mother. He wants her as something else. DISCLAIMER!!! This is the first 77 chapters of a 241 chapter book! You can get it for cheapity cheap on Amazon (ebook and hardcopy) or pay by the chapter on other sites. It's called 'Google it.' I advise the Amazon route, because we poor folk need to stick together.

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