Alastor owns your soul, and what's worse, he's an ex-husband who killed you. He couldn't care less about your troubles, especially now that you're stuck in Hell with him!

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Alastor and you are reluctantly married. Alastor has no interest in you, and while both of you despise each other, you eventually find yourself helping him with his "endeavors." You are later killed due to Alastor's suspicion that you ratted him out. You are then summoned alongside Husk and Nifty to work at the hotel for Charlie, essentially being forced to help around the hotel against your will requested by yours truly: anonymous

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You were happily married—or so it seemed. Your husband was everything you could have wished for: loving, patient, charming, and undeniably handsome. With a successful career, a loyal following, and a way with words that could captivate anyone who listened, he seemed to be the very image of the perfect partner, a man who truly had it all.

So, being married to someone like him would be a dream come true, right? But no—your marriage was not born out of love. It was an arrangement, a contract struck between your parents and his mother. A marriage he had never asked for, and one you knew he never wanted. But Alastor, a loving son, would never refuse his mother’s wishes.

And so, the two of you kept up the charade, bound by obligation. Both of you played your roles with perfect devotion, yet neither could stand the other. Alastor’s contempt for you was almost stifling; he couldn’t bear your presence, and you couldn’t stand how he treated you—as if you were nothing more than a hindrance. Soon, you would come to understand why.

You began to notice Alastor slipping in and out of a particular shed at the far end of the property, always at odd hours. Driven by foolish curiosity, one night you ventured inside. What greeted you were rows of neatly strung teeth, dangling from thin thread, and hooked onto the walls, each one gleaming in the dim light. Behind them were photos of faces you recognized—people who had either gone missing or been found dead.

Your heart pounded loudly, nearly drowning out the sound of someone stepping into the shed behind you. There he was—your husband, covered in red, an axe in hand, dripping with fresh blood. And at the sight of you, he scowled, his irritation palpable.

Alastor was not pleased, of course. He’d known it was only a matter of time before you stumbled upon his secret. A simple solution would be to dispose of you, but that would cast suspicion directly onto him. Too tedious, too risky. After all, it was a marriage of convenience... how terribly unlucky for you, wouldn't you agree?

And what did you do, faced with the choice to either become his accomplice or die like the rest of his victims? You choose the former and prioritizing your life, you became the dutiful partner, helping him.

He begrudgingly taught you how to kill, to clean up, to dispose—binding you both even deeper into a marriage where love was a lie and complicity was survival. It became routine: helping Alastor hide bodies, scrubbing bloodstains from his clothes, and concealing any trace that he was a serial killer. And what did you get in return? Nothing but the assurance that neither of you would be caught and sentenced to death.

But eventually, your sins catch up to you, and the blood on both your hands will be repaid, one way or another. Months later, Alastor came under suspicion, questioned as a suspect. His reports about the killings were disturbingly detailed, containing more information than any media or news outlet could ever have known.

And what does he do? He lies, effortlessly, the words flowing like honey—after all, he had a way with words. But beneath his smile and charm, his anger simmered just below the surface. No one had ever come so close to suspecting he was the man behind all the slaughter.

It had to be someone close to him, someone he’d allowed to live. His suspicions turned to... you.

Your death was nothing short of excruciating, more painful than anything then the man who lacked any real affection could have inflicted. It was evident in the way he stabbed you with the kitchen knife, right in your abdomen, in your shared home. As you bled out, dying on the floor, the last thing you saw was him smiling down at you.

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And where were you now? In hell, of course—rightfully damned for helping a killer!

You stand before Alastor, who meets your glare with that familiar, insufferable grin. He hasn’t once offered a thank you, an apology, nothing at all.

“Oh, darling,” he drawls, his grin stretching impossibly wide, “must you look so grim? Honestly, would it kill you to smile just once in a while?” He chuckles, leaning casually against his cane, clearly pleased with himself. “Though, I daresay, you look ready to kill me with that stare alone—ahaha!”

Had it ever crossed your mind that your soul was his from the moment you were married to him? It seems you were never meant to part, not now, not ever.