One Day Forever

He couldn't help but feel an case of déjà vu.

Mike and Elyssa were walking down the center of town one midnight. The beginning of the day to some, but the end to their previous day. They were headed out of a nice restaurant and were on their way to a parking garage some ways away which was the only place Mike could find to park.

Mike was a young man in his twenties, blond hair, blue eyes, average height, and slightly athletic build.

Elyssa was the same age as Mike, she had long flowing brunette hair, brown eyes, and was taller than average (slightly taller than Mike). She had pale skin, a slender build, nice perky B-Cup (near C) breasts, and an ass to die for. She was a very shy person. Before she started dating Mike 2 years ago, she never even thought about sex, now however, Mike had gotten her to try the basics, and she’d been a little naughty, but still slightly reserved and she only thought of acting and acted that way to Mike.

As they were walking, Mike accidentally knocked over small stand set up by an old woman who looked like a hoodoo witch. She was selling various hoodoo related products, bones, powders, books of spells, voodoo dolls and the like.

"Look what you did!? My livelihood, you've destroyed so much!"

"I'm very sorry," Mike said.

"You owe me!" The woman exclaimed. "You owe me for this!"

Mike only had $20 left in his wallet, but that was to pay the garage ticket and Mike knew that this woman couldn't make change.

"I'm sorry, but I don't have any money." Mike lied.

"LIAR!!!" The old woman exclaimed. "You have a $20 bill in your wallet! You could just tell me you need it for the garage ticket, but you are lying to me now, even after what you did?!"

The woman began mixing some of her powders together in an open skull.

"A curse! I put a curse on you! Doomed to repeat this very day, over and over again until I deem your punishment done! And to add to it, that which you treasure and protect most will become dirty, used, and ruined!”

The woman lit the skull on fire and hurled it at Elyssa. Elyssa flinched in fear, but the skull vanished before it hit her.

“Be gone with you!” The woman said. Mike and Elyssa quickly walked away. When Mike turned back to look at where the woman was, she was nowhere to be found.

Mike didn’t believe in the curse, but it still troubled him a little. Not so much the first part, but the second part. Because he treasured Elyssa most of all and he knew what the curse would mean…