The last words Samael said to me were, What if condemnation wasn't condemnation. What if, just possibly Lucifer, it was a challenge? Since the exodus from my beloved, and my infection of every hatred humans could muster, I've spent my grace and years proving the unworthiness of you.  And while no stranger to being completely wrong, I have to know. Was being the big baddy my fate or choice? And while I despise the idea of asking humans for anything, I just might be needing some help.
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Timothy-Peterson Timothy-Peterson Aug 20, 2018 08:52PM
Thank you for reading, and of course your visit. The second half of the book looks over to the first and sighs. I need to sell my book so I can buy a memory. I barely remember writing the first chapt...
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