The demon of espresso drifted through the night, her eyes gleaming like onyx. She moved with eerie grace, each step a whisper, the scent of dark coffee trailing her. Her hair, a cascade of shadow, framed a face both innocent and malevolent.
With porcelain fingers, she manipulated the ancient espresso machine, drawing forth a brew as black as her heart. The steam hissed, a sinister lullaby, as the cup filled with a swirling, dark liquid.
Her smile, a crescent of wickedness, widened as she offered the cup to her prey. "One sip," she whispered, her voice a silken thread, "and your soul is mine." The victim, entranced, drank deeply, the bitter taste searing their throat, filling them with a chilling warmth.
She laughed, a childlike sound that echoed in the night, watching as they fell under her spell. The brew's warmth belied its icy grip on their soul, a paradox of pleasure and torment. Shadows stretched, nightmares bled into reality, and the demon of espresso claimed another soul.
Her enchantment lingered long after the last drop was drained, a haunting reminder of the dark allure that bound them. The taste of her infernal brew remained, a chilling echo of the demon’s malevolent power.
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