Author: MissWriteress

A twenty-year-old college student from Canada with a passion for writing. I write fanfiction and am currently hoping to begin posting a supernatural crime story here. Eventually.

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“Are you an angel?”

The little girl couldn’t have been more than five years old, staring wide eyed at the demon in childish delight. Clasping her hands, she jumped up and down. 

“You’re an angel!” 

“I, uh, look–” the demon stammered. 

She cut him off. “Momma said to pray every night and the angels will help me. Daddy isn’t nice to me anymore, and so I did as momma said and look! Here you are!” 

The demon stared at the door, sweat beading down his forehead. The little girl couldn’t have been the one to summon him. He could see the sin festering in someone’s skin through the wall. 

It hit him. 

The girl was an offering. 

There were many things the demon traded in, and none of them good. A child was not one of those things. They were a demon with standards. 

“I’m not an angel,” the demon admitted, “I’m someone better.”

She tilted her head. “How?” 

“I solve problems, and today, I’ll solve yours for free.” 

Check out a continuation of this prompt right here!

Prompt Set:

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“I should’ve never married you” 

“So this is where you’ve been running off to.” 

“Just trust me, I’ve done this a million times.” 

“It’s freaking cold.” 

“There’s a remote for a reason” 

“You can’t miss work for the third time this week” 

“You have thirty seconds to explain or I’m gone.” 

Dialogue

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“Plot twist, huh?” I say softly. Then turn on my heel and slide into my waiting car without another word – without giving him the chance to say anything. I slam acceleration, and jerk the wheel to the side, wheels screeching in the dead of night before I soar down the street. Only then do the tears start to fall.

Dialogue Prompts

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1) “So … this is it?” “This is it.” 

2) “Do me a favor?” “I swear to god if this is like the last one-” “No, no, calm down, this one is legal.” 

3) “I’ll see you on the train.” 

4) “Come back home soon, sweetheart. Everyone misses you.” 

5) “We’ve met before, haven’t we?” 

6) “Be careful, don’t do anything stupid, don’t make any rash decisions.” “Mom, stop fussing over me, this isn’t my first hunt.” 

7) “I’ll see you again my friend, someday.” “Ah, in another life.” 

8) “You look tired.” “I’m always tired.” 

9) “You’re always welcome here.” 

10) “You’ve made some mistakes, fell in with a bad crowd, I know. But please don’t act like your entire life is a mistake? It’s never too late to fix these things. Just come back to us.” 

11) “I um … I missed you.” 

12) “Come here, it’s safe now.” 

13) “God, you really are insane, aren’t you?” “Took you this long to notice, sweetheart?” 

14) “You’ll lose all your friends if you’re seen hanging around me.” “Oh it’s all right, no one likes me anyways.” 

15) “Careful with that candle, you’ll burn yourself.” 

16) “It’s nice to meet you.” “We’ve met before.” “What? When?” “Just before I killed you. About five years ago.” 

17) “How long has it been since you saw your sister?” “I haven’t seen her since before the war. She disappeared, just vanished one day, and then, well, everything was collapsing, we all had to run, no one had any time to look for her.” 

18) “What’s the password?” “What are you, eight?” 

19) “Someone broke in last night.” “Did they take anything?” “No, but they left something.” 

20) “After everything we’ve been through you’re just going to throw it all away?”