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CHAPTER ONE

FADE ON

 

INT. THIEF SEEK FOR DOOR, CHICAGO-EVE

 

MVUELA MWAMBA, 25, an extraordinarily attractive African experienced Prince, the Warrior of Wahadiwa. I have curly hair, brown eyes. I wore mostly my white sweater, grey army jacket on top, blue jeans, and fila shoes.

 

CUT TO:

 

I was standing at the window, while it was raining cats and dogs. I glance to my right side at my neighbor's house across the street. I saw a new family of three moving into their house with their stuff. to where I had another worst nightmare. I decided to pay them a little visit. 

 

NARRATOR: (V.O)

There is a chosen one by God as the witness in the window. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. With all this, he alone can withstand it. He is the Ordained.

 

(record scratches)

 

SIMONE FAVOROSA, 27 a most extraordinary African-American bright woman. Brunette eyes, Hebrew red dress, lower heels shoes, and curly long hair. 

 

SIMONE:

David? 

 

FADE TO:

 

DAVID FAVOROSA, 17 a mixed African-American young man. He has skillful hand-to-hand combats and black hair. He wears long-sleeved navy-short, jeans pants, blue socks, and brown shoes.

 

DAVID:

Mama, how am I going to help you?

 

SIMONE:

Why don't you think it's best if you start a new life? And it is a better way for you to start now.

 

DAVID:

I think so. Besides, I'll never see her ever again. Still, I loved Elicia so much why could she do this to me?

 

SIMONE:

Hm… forgive me for reminding you of such painful memories. 

 

(MORE)

 

SIMONE: (CONT'D)

Still, you should forgive her debts, as our heavenly Father forgives our sins.

 

DAVID:

That's all right mama. I have forgiven her already. And I believe I will move-.

 

David's sentence was shortened when they heard a  knock on their door. Where Simone decided to go open it till she encountered the brightest light.

 

SIMONE:

Jesus! What's the meaning of this? And how dare you-?

 

Simone waited for the light to fade away when she encountered a peculiar old woman standing at the door.

 

SMASH TO:

 

WOMAN, 110 appeared disguised as a homeless African-American old woman before the Favorosa family in her awesomely attractive way. She wore a black trenchcoat, curly dark hair, with everything black, and brunette shoes.

 

WOMAN: 

Excuse me, morning. Simone, am I allowed to come in?

 

SIMONE:

Pardoned me, and who are you? And how do you know my name?

 

WOMAN:

Look Simone I am just a harmless old woman-!

 

(gunshots) 

(-woman screeched)

 

Till she turned around up to where she encountered me. 

 

                    SMASH CUT TO:

 

Immediately I woke up, walked to my window,  and saw a strange woman in black. Where I dashed downstairs, struck the exit, and discovered myself behind the peculiar woman in the dark.

 

(-woman screeched continue)

 

MVUELA:

Begone! In the name of Jesus! You're not welcome in this house!

 

She furiously roared and screeched while flies came out of her mouth after she collapsed to the floor.  She swirled around up to where she met me.

 

(flies buzzing)

 

MVUELA: (CONT'D)

Who are you and what do you want with this family?

 

( woman roared)

 

WOMAN: 

Wait...what? And this is not over...this is not over, Ordained! 

 

(I signed deeply)

 

WOMAN: (CONT’D)

(disordered voice)

Haha, this is just the beginning of your worst nightmare.

 

MVUELA: (CONT’D)

Forgive me, would you say that one more time?

 

Forces of darkness roared with rage before she disappeared. Till I met face to face with Simone. 

 

MVUELA: (CONT'D)

Simone, David, Clementine, and Theodor. Are you all right?

 

SIMONE:

Sure. And what do they call you?

 

MVUELA:

Well, my name is Mvuela. Um, a neighbor across the street. My friends usually call me the witness in the window. I see things before they happen in my dream.

 

JUMP ON:

 

ELICIA HABARI,  15 a young extraordinary white woman. She had straight puffy caramel curly hair, an occultist who is devoted to Azazel. She was wearing a  blue policeman trenchcoat, red navy shirt, jeans pants, and black shoes.

 

ELICIA:

See things before they happen in your dream. Well, well that’s some gift.

 

I turned around till I encountered the most gorgeous girl.

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Publication Date: 08-29-2021

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