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The Bayou Bride: A Pact With Darkness

Chapter 1 

Word Count: 617    |    Released on: 23/06/2025

abin. The door slammed shut, the heavy bolt scra

, his voice muffled but clear. "Just a we

for you to let me out of here

ack. "Cassandra loves him. She deserves him. You're j

ld, deliberate. H

mbarrassing the family by clinging to an engagement that was meant for Cassandra. Just agree to break it off, and

found me. They promised a loving family, a real home. All I got was

st like our parents, Richard and Eleanor, obsessed with their perfect public image. Cassandra was the daughter they

bilt, or be left here to rot. Julian knew about the squatters, the dangerous t

r, the crack of a bottle breaking outside. My heart hammered against my ribs. T

there," a grav

lammed against it. Then again. And aga

yes darting around the filthy room. The

wn once told me, a piece of local Creole folklore she'

drew a crude symbol on the floorboards with my blood. My voice wa

words tasting like ash and fear. "To the Gen

figures filled the doorway, their faces cruel in

s shut, bracing f

never

ns freezing on their faces. A shadow detached itself from the corner

, then a wet, sickeni

ng left was the chilling silence and the faint, sweet smell of magnolias and damp ea

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The Bayou Bride: A Pact With Darkness
The Bayou Bride: A Pact With Darkness
“My brother Julian, driven by family image, left me abandoned in a remote, dangerous hunting cabin, forcing me to give up my fiancé so his perfect fiancée could have him. Cornered by dangerous squatters, with no hope left, I screamed a desperate plea into the darkness, a forgotten bayou pact. A week later, I calmly walked out, seemingly compliant, only to be subjected to further humiliation and emotional torture by the Sinclairs, culminating in being thrown from their car and forced to drive despite my crippling fear from a childhood accident that killed my foster parents. They locked me away, berated me as ungrateful, a stain on their name, and openly sided with the "perfect" sister who feigned injury to ensure my isolation. But they didn't know I wasn't just surviving; I was preparing my true wedding gown, ready to sever ties and claim the mystical groom who had answered my desperate plea.”
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