Snuffed

by Christopher Grant

Some matches are made in Heaven, and some matches are made in Hell. Marie and Eric aren’t the first type at all.

Warning: This ebook contains very explicit bloody gore. Adults should review carefully before allowing a child in their care to read this story.

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“Seems when I woke up this morning I relocated to Russia! There is no way in hell I am going to dress all preppy and trendy. You can smash up everything that you want to mom, I really don’t care. I am almost eighteen and I will just leave! Get the hell out of my room!”
Marie got up from her desk, walked over and slammed the door in her mother’s face. She walked back to her desk, sat down and logged in. The second she saw Eric’s avatar, her anger vanished. His beautiful face was displayed on her monitor and he smiled at her, and when he saw the look on her face he frowned. Marie put her headset on and smiled at him then blew him a kiss.
“Hey baby, what’s wrong? Why do you look like someone stole all your eyeliner?”
“Funny Eric. I got into it yet again with the female parental unit.”

9 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 26, 2013

About the author

Christopher Grant was born and raised in the heart of Brooklyn, NY. He did his undergraduate and graduate work at Stony Brook University, receiving degrees in Economics and Human Resource Management (as well as a minor in John Madden Football for the Playstation).
Teenie marks Christopher’s debut as an author. “I love to tell stories. If you ask any of my friends, you’ll be sure to hear that I’m a certified blabbermouth. In jest, one friend suggested that I try my hand at writing. Ten years later, Eureka!”
Christopher was inspired to write from a female’s perspective after reading an article about publishers looking for men writing as women. “I grew up in a household that was dominated by strong female influences. My mother and three aunts, each with their own unique temperament and assortment of quirks, had a profound affect on me as a child. After reading that article, I figured who better than me than to write that kind of story?”
Christopher currently works as an equities trader and lives in Harlem, NY. He spends his free time reading, writing, playing basketball, and traveling the world with his wife and family.