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The Killing of Miguel
by Christopher McAfee
Genre: Psychological Thriller

"When someone loses a family member, or is faced with tragedy that is beyond comprehension, the mind and body take refuge in a safe place. Sometimes, it takes the person on a journey that many people cannot conceive. It is my opinion that Steven will never be able to return to his former self."

That quote was from one of my doctors that I saw while confined.

While it is true that the death of my father was very traumatic, what followed was truly real.

It was a battle of wills with the epitome of Evil.


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​It was the day of the bonfire. I placed the ring Father Patrick had given me on my right-hand ring finger. My left hand was still reserved for Alexa’s wedding ring and my wedding ring. With all that was going on, she was still in my daily thoughts.
I biked to the Catholic Church, walked in, and headed for the office. Father Patrick greeted me dressed in black garb.
“My battle robe,” he professed. “Let’s go.”
I climbed on my bike. Father Patrick spent the next few minutes trying to accommodate himself on the handlebars. It was a comedic scene. Once he was secure, I pedaled to the park, gaining many strange looks as well as catcalls. When we arrived, we sought refuge in the bushes some fifty yards from the pile of wood.
Father Patrick advised me time and time again to not stare at the flame, to not concentrate on the words of Miguel, and to rely on the power of the ring he had given me.
“He will search out the non-believers―the ones who believe they have been failed by Christ. He will promise them great wealth and happiness.”
As Miguel approached the pulpit, the crowd stood in anticipation. As he spoke, the flames of the bonfire seemed to rise. People were fainting and crying as he wandered down through the crowd. He was being mobbed. They all wanted to touch this false messiah. My hands were shaking, my chest was pounding, and the amulet in the Battle Ring turned blood red. My instincts were telling me to prepare for a fight. I looked at Father Patrick. He looked unfazed.
At the end, the crowd disbanded, and Father Patrick and I took a long, silent walk back to his church.
Upon arrival, I had to ask, “Well?”
He took a long drag from his cigarette and spoke: “He is most certainly not the Devil.”
“How can you say that?” I felt enraged. “Don’t you believe me? I saw him kill Alexa! She said he had her soul, and the ring you gave me was red! Who else does this?”
He remained silent, and I calmed myself.
“So Miguel is not the Devil? That’s good, right?”
“I have battled this demon many times before. He has a stench about him that I cannot forget. Miguel is the latest moniker he goes by, but he is centuries old. He is an agent of the Devil, an Exalted Demon. He is here to collect souls for Satan and to defeat all that is good in the world. He is the soul apparent, the successor to Lucifer, and possibly the Antichrist. He is one step below Satan, but twice as Evil. He does all of the Devil’s dirty work: stealing souls and making
honest men lie and deceive for profit. He is tricking people by using the name Miguel, a form of Michael, which translates to “One who is God.” He is here to ravage souls and to end the earth. Armageddon may be upon us.”
“He must be defeated.”
Up till now, I had taken everything Father Patrick had said with uncertainty.
But now I could see that he was dead serious.

Christopher resides in Fremont,Ohio,USA. A self confessed music nerd, he utilized real life experiences with a vivid imagination to write a fictional memoir, Almost Anonymous. A tale of a young musician’s battle to discover the real person inside. After positive reviews he was urged to write in a genre that was more popular. He chose Horror, and “The Killing of Miguel” was written. A story of a young man seeking revenge against an Agent of the Devil (Miguel) for stealing his father’s soul.
 
In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his wife,Vicki and their son’s Kevin,Joshua, Jacob, grandson Maxwell Christopher McAfee and their assortment of family dogs, Buddy,Bailey,Nash and Mia.


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