Paint It Black

De: Charlotte Munro

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The bell above the tattoo studio door doesn’t ring—it clicks, like teeth.

Evangeline Marris steps inside looking for a way to remember her sister. She finds Malachai Roan instead: a tattooist who doesn’t just mark skin, but rewrites it. His hands are steady, his voice a vow, and his ink remembers what it touches.

Every session cuts deeper—grief into devotion, pain into ritual, love into a kind of possession neither of them can undo. The flowers he draws bloom with secrets; the keyhole he inks beneath her collarbone opens toward something breathing. And in the back room, rows of glass jars whisper their own unfinished stories.

When Aurelia’s voice begins to echo through the ink, Evangeline must decide if Malachai’s art is miracle or madness—if what he’s keeping is her sister’s memory, or her soul.

In a city that feeds on ghosts, some doors can’t stay closed.
And the only thing more permanent than ink is the man who made it.

Grief is the pigment. Love is the blade.
And once it’s under your skin, it never fades.