"This is some risky shit Bette," James said glancing around the waiting room. Everything was white: the sofas, tables, floors, doors. Everything. It was like they were on a cloud. That was no surprise considering they were in the land of the Angels. It was no place for demons.

"I know it’s risky James, but this is the only way," Bette said.

"We’re royals! They will come after us," James said nervously.

"Any demon who isn’t born evil, like us, can turn human but they will always be vulnerable to attacks from demons," Bette said, "that definitely would not have been an option for us. But if this works…"

"Angels only convert good pure souls," James said, "there are some humans they wouldn’t convert, what makes you think they’ll convert two demons?"

"James we are not evil," Bette said, "we cannot become the King and Queen of the demons."

"We’ve pretended our entire lives, can’t we just keep that up?" James insisted.

"Don’t be naïve James, how long do you think it’ll be before they force us into marriage?"

"Eww but I don’t like women!" James cried.

"And I don’t like men," Bette said, "but they would force us into marriage and expect to reproduce!"

"Damn it you’re right," James said, "but if the Angels decide not to help us, what will we do?"

"I don’t know," Bette said sadly, "it’s nearly impossible to hide from demons. I mean this is the only place we would be undetected."

"I don’t even know how you got us in here," James said.

"I have a friend."

"You have a friend who’s an Angel!?"

"Don’t get your hopes up, she’s not powerful enough to convert us," Bette said, "she says there is only one Angel who is powerful enough to do this."

"She got us an appointment?"

"Yeah."

"James and Bette?" an angel dressed in a white dress called out.

James and Bette stood up and they followed the angel into a small room that wasn’t white. It looked like a regular bedroom. There was a king size bed pushed against the wall with deep red sheets. The curtains were all red so the room was pretty dim, very little light was able to come in from outside. Though outside wasn’t sunny. It was gloomy and rainy. Even the carpet was a deep burgundy color.