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    The Left Side of Right
    The Left Side of Right
    The Left Side of Right
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    The Left Side of Right

    By Albert Oon

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    Mankind plays god in more than one way.
    Diana is a young woman who was about to married off to the family of a small business before she ran away from home. She breaks the statue of the Blessed Mother and appears in a place where human rulers can create their own kingdoms and their own Heaven and Hell. This dimension allows the young to be as free as they want, but at what cost? Darkness lurks within this "paradise" and it is waiting for Diana.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlbert Oon
    Release dateJul 5, 2018
    ISBN9780463341322
    The Left Side of Right
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    Albert Oon

    A Catholic, self-published writer who writes for fun and to help others out. I write in the genres of horror, fantasy, romance, and sci-fi. I hope to be a successful writer who will be successful by helping you through life and possibly even help save your soul by leading you to God.

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      The Left Side of Right - Albert Oon

      The Left Side of Right

      Copyright 2018 Albert Oon

      Published by Albert Oon at Smashwords

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      Chapter 1 – Temptations of Power

      Who doesn’t commit sin? Who isn’t a hypocrite especially in our younger years? In Diana’s mind, she’s the last person you would consider a hypocrite. She does what she says she will and keeps her promises, unlike her parents and teachers. Her parents have arranged her marriage with a young man who owns a small business. The young man’s family promises Diana a good life since their business does well, and they own a nice house. They also have a sufficient amount of wealth, and the family is friends with the Church. Diana storms out of the house and runs away into the forest. Diana’s family assures the young man’s family that Diana will be back, however, the family’s dog runs after her.

      While running away and collecting herself in the forest, she stumbles upon the statue of the Blessed Mother in a small cave. The young man’s dog catches up to Diana and barks at her while licking her hands. Annoyed by the pet, she kicks it into a tree, which heavily injuries it. People make pilgrimages here to visit this statue in the cave, but Diana has never seen her prayers answered, so she knocks it over, which breaks it. The back of the small cave stretches out then sucks in Diana into it, but not the dog. Diana flies through a tunnel filled with angels and demons who battle over souls to take them either to Heaven or Hell.

      While she flies through the tunnel, her body changes. Her hair and dress are now made of snakes. Part of her dress is now a velvety red and her socks are now red stockings. Her arms, legs, and waist are now slightly separated from each other, but she is still somehow alive. Her left eye is now black with a red heart in it and right eye is now golden with a black star in it. After her transformation is complete, she emerges from the side of a cliff and into a dimension that appears to be cut in space and time. Several islands share the same space while others are cut off by rifts in the ocean. As she flies through the sky, Diana sees boats flying across these rifts before landing back into the sea. There are also people flying in the sky like her, but they look different. There are people who have appearances that make them look like bats, demons, angels, bees, hawks, and other such flying creatures. They watch Diana as she continues to fly through the sky until a young woman, like herself with the appearance of a butterfly, catches her.

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