Welcome to a new excerpt of DEMON SOUL for the Weekend Writing Warrior and Snippet Sunday.
Pre-Plot:
Brownie is a normal girl, or so she thinks. She likes to chat with her
sisters about random things, she likes fashion and she is member of the
fashion club at school. But one day, as her little brother gets really
sick because of a curse placed on him, she meets this really strange guy
who cures him absorbing the baby's sickness within himself. As he is
about to fall from his new acquired fever, Brownie sees Yue's soul and
immediately falls in love with him. But Yue is not a human, Yue is a
demon.
Brownie and Yue will built their love story until....
Plot:
Until Yue's soul is stolen. There is nothing left of their love. The
purple light dancing in Yue's grey eyes is gone. Forever? Not quite.
Brownie is desperate to find it back. And to get a soul stolen by
demons, she needs to go deep into dark magic! But Brownie is not a
witch, she is just looking for a spell powerful enough to bring her love
back. When an amateur starts playing with strong magic without
preparation and without caring for the consequences, things turn
wrong...
He still had trouble to
choose between her and his demonic crazy life.
“When you grow up,
would you give me an heir?” Yue had asked.
“An heir?” she was a
bit confused.
“Yes, I want to have a
baby sometimes, but I don't know if that will be possible yet.” He
looked away in the distance.
“Well, that depends if
you love me or not, you can’t have a baby without love,” she
answered.
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Good for her, I like her attitude. Great snippet!
ReplyDeleteYes, she is going to go crazy for a guy but not in the common stupid way. ;)
DeleteGreat attitude!
ReplyDeleteMy first thought: A bit naive, isn't she?
ReplyDeleteMy second thought: "What's love got to do with it?" and now the song is stuck in my head.
Interesting answer. Is she naive, or is she just laying down her ground rules?
ReplyDeleteI reckon she's got a point, I wonder what his answer will be.
ReplyDeleteThat last line is so innocent. Too bad she'll have to grow up and learn the hard facts of life.
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