Death On Demand

By Lee Moss

Jerry is a hard working man, husband, and a loving father. But underneath his perfect image, he is hiding something sinister. When he gets an evening all to himself, what could he have planned? Warning: Graphic Content

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lee Moss
• Release date: Dec 11, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311268785

Lee Moss

This is my first attempt at writing and I hope you will enjoy this short story. If you have any questions or anything, please reach me at [e-mail]. Thanks for reading!

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Death On Demand

By: Lee Moss

Photography/Cover By: JKW Photography

Copyright © 2014: Lee Moss

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously and are not to be construed as real. Any semblance to actual events, locales, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

Please note that this story contains graphic violence, sexual situations, and drug use. Author does not condone these actions. Not intended for anyone under the age of 18.

I want to thank my family, especially my loving wife, for their patience as I completed my first story. I love them very much.

Dodging a lightning bolt again, Jerry Madison and his tainted soul entered the pure and pristine chapel. He held his daughter’s hand and his wife Lauren clung to his side. Six-year-old Mila wore her brand new white dress, and quietly sang to herself. Her shiny black shoes clicked on white tiled floor as she skipped around still attached to his hand. As they crossed the threshold into the realm of the holy, Lauren underwent a metamorphosis. She transformed into a gorgeous social butterfly. However, Jerry exhibited no change. He was a larvae that suffered from stunted development. He yearned to stay in his ugly cocoon. Each Sunday he wondered why he hadn’t burst into flames yet. But he was positive that next week he would.

Entering the spacious nave, Jerry saw that the crowd was rapidly growing. Seeing their weekly pew by the exit was empty, they moved swiftly toward it. Sitting down on the cream-colored cushion, with the spine-wrenching back, he watched Mila drop to her knees and take out a sketchpad and a bag of crayons from her bag. . The sketchpad became her canvas, and she began drawing pictures of horses and butterflies. Periodically, she would stop to admire her artistry. And he did too. They looked like masterpieces to him even though her drawings would, at times, appear like unrecognizable creatures. Jerry observed her thin features, perfectly formed nose, and wavy, shoulder-length blonde hair complete with a ladybug beret. She