Unwanted Horizon

"Captivator of beauty and definition of sinful lust, his gaze alone would leave you breathless, charm lacing every single action he made and a dashing smile that made you question your sanity. He had many names, most unfit for his glorious self, or so he felt. His favorite was Lucifer, simple and to the point, seeing as it meant 'Morning Star', it met up to par with his beauty. Other names were either bland and tasteless or rude and non-sexy. Who on earth would want to talk or sleep with a man named Satan? Now, don't be harsh and immediately assume stuff like everyone else, he is a gentlemen of the highest regard, persuasion vital when he wanted something. Keep in mind he wasn't forceful in any sense because persuasion and chivalry walk hand in hand. Humans were low on the creative page and lacked constructive criticism, most even forgetting that he was once an angel. Satan, belch. And the image. Oh, the freakin' image they had of him. Horns, really? He didn't depict himself as a horny person and him being red was just rude. Instead of being handsome as hell (puns were a blessing from his perspective), he was made to be hideous."
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Inside this novel is a promise of twists and turns, emotions pulled at like strings and different perspectives put into place. If you have any distaste for biblical mentioning, feel free to click away, just know this is something that does not push you into believing a certain way and is actually something rather unique and interesting. (At least to me.) I'm not the best writer in the world and apologize now for any grammar mistakes that partake in the future. Thank you and have a lovely day.