Prologue

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Song for this chapter is First day of my life by Bright eyes and Can you hear me by Unsecret

Song for this chapter is First day of my life by Bright eyes and Can you hear me by Unsecret

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Five years ago

I'm falling

I kneel beside his aching body. He can't move; he is incapable of speech. His body remains paralyzed in tormenting pain.

Tears repeatedly blur my vision; I blink hard to clear them. I'm falling deeper, deeper into something so dark the bottom must be unreachable. My shaky hands wrap around cool metal. I look towards him; pained eyes stare back. "I can't." I sob. my voice is weak, a diminutive echo on crumbling ground.

His eyes look pleadingly up at me; he does not want to die this way, and I know I won't leave him like this deep down. I won't let this pain live inside him; I won't let his bones harrow and tare anymore. So, again. I blink and move the cold gun in my hands to rest on his sweaty temple. I slowly, painstakingly, move my arms out in front of me.

The dark grows as I fall, like a mouth consuming me.

He looks into my eyes and seems to say through his that this. This is ok, and I am sorry, I am so, so sorry. He says a thousand apologies with those blue eyes as crestfallen as the broken sea. I understand and nod my head accepting everything he can't say, everything he will never say. This will be our last conversation, another scar that shall be bound to my skin. I shut my eyes, the dark greeting me, and I fire the trigger.

I cage a cry in my throat. Then, with my eyes still closed, I stumble away blindly, unwilling to open my eyes. The sound of the gun resonates in my head long after it has fired, echoing my crime. I fall to my knees, my hands' grasping the wet earth as I heave over with sobs. The rest of my body slowly comes down; I tuck my legs to my chest, crying.

And I'm still falling, the darkness swallowing me.

Non-sensible thing's have a way of making sensible sense some time's

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Non-sensible thing's have a way of making sensible sense some time's.
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