LadyGrim

By Demitri

About the Book
Life can be deceiving and bring out the worst in people, sometimes your own family can bring you to this point. That is the case with young Sia and her family. Through horrific nightmares, she learns more about a serial killer LadyGrim as well as her own past. Will this knowledge make her someone who can overcome any obstacle or will she break into ten thousand pieces? Her journey will delve into the deepest pits of the human psyche to unleash her inner fears. Will she be prepared to face them when the time comes? Sia must find her inner truth and learn who she can and cannot trust as well as the importance of not judging people by their appearance or life situation. Sometimes those society deems “unsafe” or “insane” are the only ones you can trust.

About the Author
Demitri has always been a fan of athletic activities. He played football in high school for two years as a wide receiver. Being the shortest on the team, he was insecure, but his coach loved his endurance and ability to run circles around his teammates. Football taught Demitri to turn his weaknesses into his strengths. He has also been fascinated with writing since he was a child, writing poetry was well as fiction and earning perfect grades in literacy at school. He finds writing a therapeutic way to release his thoughts and share them with others. Seeing LadyGrim published is a dream come true for him.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dorrance Publishing Company
• Release date: Jun 13, 2023
• ISBN: 9798887296562

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LadyGrim

Don’t Hate What You Create

The lady went inside of her daughter’s room while she was in school. She destroyed the doorknob lock with a hammer. The lady walks around the room and drags everything to the ground but then stumbles upon a diary that belonged to her daughter. The lady sits down on her daughter’s bed and reads her diary suddenly getting flustered by a line she read saying, Mother is a spider with bright green eyes, but no longer am I trapped in her web of lies! The lady starts to furiously rip out pages from the diary and stops when she sees a page with words written in large bold letters saying GOODBYE MOTHER! The lady paused in confusion, staring at the page until she hears a creak behind her. The lady looks behind her to see her daughter creeping silently, but before the lady can even panic and react, the daughter pulled both of the lady’s eyes right out of her sockets.

The lady screams in agony and calls out, SlllLLL!!

The daughter laughs as she stuffs the lady’s eyeballs in her mouth and pulls the lady’s hair up with one hand, holding a butcher knife with the other.

I hope now you can see your lies clearly in there, Mother! the daughter says as she grips her mother’s hair tighter and slices the middle of her neck, taking her mother’s head completely off.

The daughter smirks, feeling her mother’s blood squirt on her face as she watches her body fall to ground. Bleed like me.

Whoa...what a nightmare, the little girl, Sia says as she wakes up from a deep sleep. GRANDMA! She calls out from the bedroom.

Her grandmother goes into the little girls room, yawning and holding a cup of coffee.

What is it Sia? the grandmother, Eva, says as she sits next to the Sia.

I had a really bad dream, the girl was mad at her mother and she did... really bad things to her, Sia said to Eva nervously.

It was just a bad dream, Sia. I had one too of your grandpa giving me a Charlie horse while trying to massage my back, very painful! Eva says laughing while slowly getting Sia out of bed I made breakfast, come to the kitchen and I’ll make you a plate.

As high spirited as she could be, Sia gets out of bed, gets situated, dressed, then walks out of her room, goes to the dining table, and sits next to her grandpa, John.

Good morning pumpkin, says John to Sia, rubbing her back gently.

Sia was lost in thought as if she was in her fourth daydream, disregarding John’s good morning and Eva dropping her plate of breakfast right in front of her.

Eva, can you get me some more milk from the store for my coffee, dear? John said to Eva.

Sure honey, I’ll be right back, Eva says to John as she grabs her keys and steps outside to the store.

The grandpa gives Sia a look of concern and slowly grips her hand.

How is it up there in space? I’m seventy-four years old but I’ve never been where you are now, John says, chuckling, forcing a smirk on Sia’s face.

Grandpa... what does it mean when someone says ‘Bleed like me’? Sia asked, nervously awaiting John’s response.

Hmm, where did you hear that from? John asked as he pondered on Sia’s question.

I had a horrible dream last night and the girl said it to her mom after she... Sia said, trying her best not to go into too much terrifying details.

"I see, it sounds to me