Warbler (Part 1)

Four boys in high school have big dreams to become rock stars when opportunity comes through a sinister source to sign a contract in blood. But little does Dean know the evil that will follow and torment him while he struggles to make sense of it.

On a personal note about my content, I might use swear words in it to demonstrate that the character is not a Christian yet but later their attitude may change when they find God. It’s called slang. This is the way it is in the real world. We have all heard these words or have said them ourselves. What it’s really called is offensive language. Depending on how a word is used determines whether if it’s cursing or not. If we try to cover it up and pretend we are innocent then we deceive ourselves. True and real cursing is when someone speaks negatively against another to try to hurt them or tell them they are no good or will never amount to anything. I’m not normally someone who uses profanity unless I’m really angry and by myself. Even if you use a substitute word in place of that swear word, you’re still cussing. So let’s not be hypocrites and judge others. If we can’t handle the truth, which is often ugly, then we are not mature enough and likely shouldn’t be trying to help someone you can’t identify with. Only Jesus was and is perfect. If we were perfect, we wouldn’t need a savior. Jesus said that if anyone thinks they have no sin, they deceive their self.”
Slang words: shit, hell, damn, bitch, piss

Meanings of these slang words:
Shit: misfortune, no good, I’m in trouble, garbage, trash, low, poop, crap

Hell: low, thumbs down, disagree

Damn: damnable (word used in the Bible), cursed be

Bitch: a female dog

Piss: used in a term for urinating, pissed off, angry.