Miss Elisabeth Finki-Personal Narrative

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Our story starts with a woman just about mid-twenties, Miss Elisabeth Finki.

Miss Finki wore a bright yellow linen dress with blue lines wrapping around the dress she also wore a smile that most beautiful smile anyone has ever seen.

Growing up Miss Finki had always been treated well, she had the perfect family, a mom, a dad, and two brothers, she had been given a life that so many people wished they had I guess the rich are always viewed as a perfect family.

The town she had grown up in, a wonderful place really, if you had the money to enjoy it. The lower classes obviously didn't, and many died, but they were smart and tough. So as Miss Finki left for her new home the lower classes attacked and killed the high-class families including
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Miss Finki waved off the horse drawn carriage that had taken her here. This house would need work done to the outside; but inside was a different story. The inside of the house looked like time had stood still for centuries. Miss Finki loved it from the perfectly cleaned cherry wood floors to the dark Grey walls. This home was, in her eyes, perfect she didn't care about the rumors of a devilish creature who lurked the grounds of this perfect home. Miss Finki let out a sigh of happiness.

“Oh what a fool she is for thinking we don't exist.” A devil with dark red skin, moved his light red hair out of his black and white eyes, horns of a bull, and the tail of a lion smirked. “A fool indeed.”

“Isn't that right Sapphire? My sweet daughter. Anyways how shall you make this lovely woman's life a living hell, after all you are finally of the age to attack on your own. The big 100 a pivotal point for many demons.” Fendel, Sapphire's father had said with a twisted smile plastered across his face.

“I'll toy with her at first little minor scares around the house and steadily make them worse and worse until she basically either kills herself or goes insane.” Sapphire smiled some to herself for thinking of that

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