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Havenwood's Dark Blessing

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 714    |    Released on: 16/06/2025

ed through the crowd, his fa

baby, only Martha

excitement. "A miracle! You see? My daughters... they

ing with greed, with his

s eyes. "Patience, John. The Spirit ha

Emily and me, a clear pro

en untied us, the

nts' house, shoving us into my o

boarded up fr

r, sobbing. "What are

still aching. We had to ge

ds tasting like ash. "We need to f

emembered Dad fixing

rs probing cracks in the floorboard

th

er face set in a determined

rboards near the wall. One c

st, was a small, tarnished me

thread, and a few

urs, our hands trembling, bu

probably still with Thorne, celebrating. Susan was n

red to Emily. "Check the town hal

led with fear but also r

unnervingly quiet, the afterma

acred grove, my heart

been taken down wa

old, damp, smellin

ed branches, calling h

nned slightly, revealing

ere sh

ient oak, her white gown torn

reathed, ru

acant, like Martha Johnson's, but

spered, her voic

ently, putting an arm arou

o cry, harsh,

it," she choked out. "It was m

. The "sacred wedding" was a lie, a

sa

" she sobbed, burying

cold rage buil

twig snapp

nd, ready to f

stepped out fro

. Pastor T

rteen, physically frail, his skin

ng he was born sic

cent marks on his skin, like old scars, or the s

marks of a pa

urprisingly steady, though quiet. "

th an old, sad wisdo

do this. The 'healing'

knew it was

is gaze shifting to me. "A 'healer.' Brother Silas

born from the hear

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Havenwood's Dark Blessing
Havenwood's Dark Blessing
“The Seattle rain washed away the dust of our suffocating hometown, Havenwood, as my sister Emily and I embraced college life, finally free. Then Dad' s call came, urgent and raspy: Mom was gravely sick, and we had to come home. But Havenwood wasn't sick, it was dead quiet, shrouded by the sinister "Harvest Maiden" festival, and we found Mom locked away, bruised, forced into a lie. Our father, driven by his own failing health, was willingly sacrificing us, his daughters, to a ritual that wasn' t a blessing, but a monstrous con: a horrifying exchange where health was stolen from newborn babies, twisting life into grotesque old sickness. Witnessing a "cured" mother gain youth as a healthy infant withered before our eyes, and hearing Pastor Thorne declare we were next, a chilling rage consumed me; trapped, we had to expose this unspeakable evil before it devoured us all.”
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