Irredeemable Past

Irredeemable Past

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WpMetadataReadMatureOngoing1h 24m
WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Sep 14, 2025
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Fiction
Fantasy
Dark Fantasy
Horror
Ghosts and Hauntings
A story surrounding the dramatic lives of four young adults tangled in the supernatural. Main characters Fang, Jonathan, Jason, and Aurora have to evade a group called The Council who is hunting Fang down. Between being an incubus-human hybrid and having to do what it takes to stay alive, Fang finds himself battling not only real, actual, vicious demons, but his own inner demons as well. Especially after Jason, an Angel, falls to earth in order to aid Fang in his battle for freedom. Read from the perspective of someone who is forced to watch society from the outside when eating alone is a privilege and discover whether he will prove his innocence or run until he dies. Last updated: 3/8/26 Next update within 4/23/26
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