My Life Is Hell

The story unfolds in a metropolitan setting, moving between the sterile halls of a dentist's office, the quiet room of Leah's analyst, and the dingy interior of a seedy hotel where she and Abargadon cross paths. It also follows Leah at home with her mother Flo Lemonier, and later the opulent corridors of a pharmaceutical company where power and deals take center stage.

😈 Temptation

A pact with a devilish figure initiates the conflict, testing Leah's vulnerability and desire to escape her dreary life. The seductive Abargadon embodies the allure of easy power and forbidden choices. The intervention of the archangel Gabriel introduces a moral counterforce, aiming to correct the wrong prey and restore balance.

💼 Power

Leah's transformation from secretary to a figure of influence showcases how ambition can distort ethics and identity. Her ascent culminates in control of a pharmaceutical company, where deals and life as currency reveal the cost of power. Abargadon leverages knowledge and leverage in a high-stakes negotiation to extend his life, illustrating the corrupting pull of opportunity.

💞 Love and Redemption

Leah's growing feelings for Abargadon complicate the supernatural bargain, steering her toward compassion rather than mere self-preservation. The archangel's conditions tie moral restraint to salvation, blending romance with a moral reckoning. When Abargadon becomes mortal, their relationship becomes a test of loyalty, sacrifice, and the possibility of redemption through love.