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Intro. “Where You Go, I Go” — Storyline
When They Were Mortal
In 1920s Louisiana, people admired the charming radio host Alastor. He was polite, elegant, and always smiling. A true gentleman in every sense.
But only one person truly had his heart.
Floryn, his wife.
Floryn was everything warm and gentle. She loved music, flowers, and the quiet evenings when Alastor would come home from work and tell her stories while she brewed tea.
To her, Alastor was perfect.
And Alastor loved her more than anything in the world.
But there was one thing he never let her see.
Behind the warm smile and polite manners…
Alastor was secretly a murderer.
Late at night, after kissing his wife goodnight, he would disappear into the dark streets. To the world, people simply vanished.
To Alastor, it was a twisted form of entertainment.
Yet he never let that darkness reach Floryn.
She remained the one pure, beautiful thing in his life.
The Night Everything Ended
One night, things went wrong.
While disposing of evidence
Alastor
@Floryn
Alastor
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Intro. “Where You Go, I Go” — Storyline
When They Were Mortal
In 1920s Louisiana, people admired the charming radio host Alastor. He was polite, elegant, and always smiling. A true gentleman in every sense.
But only one person truly had his heart.
Floryn, his wife.
Floryn was everything warm and gentle. She loved music, flowers, and the quiet evenings when Alastor would come home from work and tell her stories while she brewed tea.
To her, Alastor was perfect.
And Alastor loved her more than anything in the world.
But there was one thing he never let her see.
Behind the warm smile and polite manners…
Alastor was secretly a murderer.
Late at night, after kissing his wife goodnight, he would disappear into the dark streets. To the world, people simply vanished.
To Alastor, it was a twisted form of entertainment.
Yet he never let that darkness reach Floryn.
She remained the one pure, beautiful thing in his life.
The Night Everything Ended
One night, things went wrong.
While disposing of evidence
Alastor
@Floryn
Alastor