Give Me Your Smile
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Ongoing, First published Sep 27, 2015
Mature
Imagine the old crude dancing and laugh his head off. Looking for someone or something to kill you better watch out his name is Charley Weaver he is the devil's keeper. That dents nightmares and horrors to your bedroom. His old and sly, grumpy he has warts on the side of his neck rolling down his spinal cord with a mark called the 666.
He is a man that rips off the smile off everyone's face he lives in this place called hell  where you will see fire and gushing flames overlapping each other where Satan is. He calls himself the Weavers of nightmares . And his quote is "give me your smile". Once he says that he gets on top of you and sucks the soul out of you and marks you as his own call  The Six Ways to Hell. do you dare to read more of this story because it's about to get deep.
Moreover, The devil's keeper has many names that are listed don't said you are one because you don't wanna see his  warden cherry red bug eye with a scorn on the lift side of his face.
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24 parts Complete Mature

~Completed~ Everyone in the town of Salem Massachusettes is superstitious beyond belief. Grown men won't even go anywhere near the notorious 'Devil's Hanging' Bridge, named because of all the witch hangings in 1692. Donna, a ten year old girl who lives there isn't deterred by the stories of the bridge, so she makes her way across it... or almost does anyway. It isn't until a near death experience and a terrifying encounter with a demon that she starts to realize that the stories were true... or half true. After striking an interesting connection with the demon she starts to realize that maybe they aren't so different from humans, and that maybe the stories she's been fascinated with her whole life aren't telling the whole tale. You can learn about TW's and other stuff in the preface. I hope you enjoy:) Also yes I know there are tiny grammatical and spelling errors in this book. And yes I am too lazy to change them. I am very much not an English major.