Starts at 400.
Pairing: God x Michael. Set in a parallel world to the same series as Carrying the Baby 007, where the Creator God becomes Satan, the Dark God.
The archangel Michael is called God's lapdog by demons.
He takes it as praise for his "loyalty," but no one knows that God's most devoted archangel harbors feelings for Him that he must never reveal
He reveres Him, and he loves Him.
He wants to be God's consort, not merely His archangel.
But Michael also knows that God gave His love to the entire world. He would never love Michael.
One day, the Supreme God falls into a deep slumber. Then a being claiming to be the Dark God suddenly appears in Hell and starts a war between light and darkness.
Tasked with defending Heaven, Michael leads his troops into battle. After three wins and three losses, the Dark God takes the field himself, captures Michael... and throws him onto the bed in his bedchamber.
Michael: ???
#What is happening here#
When Michael sees the Dark God's face, his pupils practically quake.
Why do you look exactly like my God???
But before long, Michael realizes that they're different.
His God is as cool and aloof as snow on a mountaintop. He would never pin Michael to a bed and have his way with him over and over like this lustful Dark God.
Gazing at the Dark God's face, Michael suddenly has an absurd thought: ...Since I'm going to die soon anyway, I might as well enjoy the substitute.
After all, his God would never love him.
Michael is very happy enjoying his substitute.
As he keeps enjoying him, he gets pregnant with the Dark God's child.
As he keeps enjoying him, the Dark God proposes.
As he keeps enjoying him, the Dark God dies and the Creator God wakes up.
The Creator God has awakened, but Michael, now the Dark God's widowed fiance, can't go back either. He goes into hiding in the Abyss and becomes a single parent.
Just as the pain is about to fade, a beam of white light descends, and the Creator God drags him back... to the bed in His divine palace.
Michael: ???
#My Lord, what are You doing?
One day, Michael finally discovers that the Creator God and the Dark God are actually the same person.
The God who made Himself Michael's substitute lifts his chin, his eyes sorrowful. "Michael, which of us do you love?"
Michael: "..."
I'm sorry, I was wrong. I won't do it again.
Please stop asking!!!
A melodramatic story about being your own substitute and getting caught in a love triangle with yourself. Later on, there's also a fake-widow romance.
Theme: Love takes honesty.