The Truth About Gabby [Episode 2: The Road Behind]

By Jackal Entente

Our protagonist tries to handle the influx of new information and learns more about her place as the Goddess of Belly Fetishes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jackal Entente
• Release date: Jul 3, 2019
• ISBN: 9781370338115

Jackal Entente

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The Truth About Gabby [Episode 2: The Road Behind]

By Jackal Entente

Copyright 2019 Jackal Entente

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[September 15, 2019. Johnstown, Pennsylvania. 12:01 A.M.]

Gabby opened her eyes. She was back at her apartment, in the exact same spot as before. The only difference was that she was holding a celestially designed smartphone in her right hand. Oh, and she's now the Goddess of Belly Fetishes. You know, a usual Saturday night. She let the last two hours play in her mind, like a recap episode of television. She was informed by her second mother, the Goddess of Bellies, that she had apparently died four years ago and was revived by the power given to her by GB. Her suspension of belief was, to say the least, having to battle every aspect of her life. The demigod tried to deny all of it, yet somehow knew it had to be true. Her world had been turned upside down, and all she could think about was that she had forgotten something. She looked at her alarm clock, the time reading 12:03 in the morning. She tried to search her mind for it, but then her phone chimed and vibrated. The screen showed she