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His Angel

"Have you not heard, little girl?

Hunters often appear in the form of prey,"

he whispered the cautionary line

as he looked into her bright eyes.

 

She smiled,

so innocently,

like an untouched fairy.

 

"Of course I know, my love,"

her smile like soft moonlight.

 

But behind her eyes

the world never saw the shadow,

showing the demoness.

 

He embraced her soft curves wispering,

"Darling, take the mask off..."

His monster was in love with his demoness,

the walking nightmare

that belonged

only to him.

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Written by
Zin
20 / F
Published
Feb 12
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#love#dark#monster
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