After Natalie's seventh brother also went crazy, she summoned a demon in the basement.
At the cost of her own soul, she summoned Levi Anson, the gatekeeper of hell recorded in ancient books. But the devil didn't want her soul. He already had the souls of seven of their children. He wanted something else.
"What?" Natalie looked at him warily.
"I made a bet with Sariel." The devil frowned as if he smelled something bad. "He said he had a perfect believer who was his agent in the world. He believed in all the truth, goodness and beauty of his nonsense. He said he would restore their former glory."
"So?"
"What I want you to do is to turn him into my believer." The devil laughed, "I want him to kneel down before me and call me Lord!"
Natalie agreed to his request.
The agent of the angel has golden hair, blue eyes, and a heart as good as gold.
A heart that turned its back on God in despair as she painfully doubted her own faith.
But the devil, like devils in all stories, deceived her and demanded something much more precious and painful for her.
But it doesn't matter, she also deceived the devil.
Her wish had been granted from the start.
He was the only thing that belonged to her in this barren childhood, the star she caught from the sky. Even if he was a devil, he was still a devil that belonged to her.
Crazy beauty x silly devil
Food guide:
1. Natalie is Elizabeth, and Elizabeth is Natalie.
2. This article is fictional, and some real American place names and people's names are extracted for a sense of substitution.
3. The prototype of the heroine is based on Lindsay Galvin and Barbara Walster, but they are much better than my heroine, and they just draw on a little experience.
There are currently a few manuscripts for this book, but my wife is very busy recently, so I will update one chapter every Tuesday to Friday at 6pm. If I am not so busy, I will add more as appropriate ~
Intention: growth
