âEugene. Since you are the eldest son, you should always take good care of your brothers. When we are not here, you are the father of the children.â
As the successor of Ernst, Eugene lived along with the body he deserves, and
that was to be what he most heard.
For Eugene, Ernst was all the life he
had to keep for a lifetime, and it was a task he had to accomplish until his death.
From birth until now, he has never been free from that task.
However, because Eugene loved Ernst and his family more than anything in the world, Eugene was willing to bet his life on this Ernst.
Eugene whispered, chilling down his eyes.
The temperature was extremely low for the eyes of a 12-year-old boy, but it wasnât as cold as his little contempt for his dark eyes.
âStand up. Donât make me embarrassed.â
In front of him was a little girl who fell on the floor. Hari. A girl he never knew came from, is taken by his parents two months ago and they took her as a stepdaughter.
From lunch today, she was dragged back
and forth by Cabel, and her elbows and knees were hurt, causing blood to leak out.
The moment she saw him, the child, who was astonished at the fire in his eyes, muttered with a voice as if crawling.
Immediately after that, the child who stood up on the floor stumbled once
as if her leg had been released.
Eugene jumped intently without knowing
it, and reached out in front of her, and then clenched his fist and deliberately said it colder.
âArina wasnât stupid like you. If you want
to be a doll, why donât you imitate it more properly like a doll?â
Hari apologized to him again. While looking down at the child who could not even meet him and clasped her head, Eugeneâs pupils began to move shallowly.
Eventually, he left the room first, as if he was running away, saying nothing more.
âI canât accept it.â
Eugene bites his mouth and keep struggling with a weak heart that keep eating his heart. He can never admit that child as Ernst. Even for the dead Arina.
âYes. I canât admit it.â
Arina Ernst was his younger sister who Eugene had to protect until the day she died. So it was never acceptable. Such a tacky girl who came in coveting Arinaâs place.
âBrother. Iâm sick.â
Erich and Arina, born as twins, were innately weak. In Eugeneâs memory, Arina
always cried with pain, otherwise she lay all day without energy.
At that time, Erich couldnât leave Arinaâs bed all day, and he was crying.
âBrother. Arina is sick because of me. Is that real?â
The twins were born by nature, and one day Erich was crying and asked him when he heard the myth that twin was often born weak.
âWho makes that statement? Itâs not
because of you that Arina is sick. Erich, donât think about it again.â
âBrother, Arina and I are twins. But why canât Iâm sick instead?â
Erich used to say that after Arina faint, he wished he would be sick instead.
Everyone prayed that Arina will be better with one hope, but as time went by, her illness became more serious.
âArina. Our lovely baby.â
His mother never lived without in tears. It was natural.
When Arina crouched and cried when she was sick, telling Eugene that she was feeling stuffy as if her chest was tight, but the doctors all shook their head and said
So they cried because Arina couldnât even rest her body on the bed.
Whenever his mother hugged the little body and soothed her, she was forced to go undercover with the helpless feeling that she could do nothing for her child.
âBaby. This is the candy that the fairy gave you. If you eat this, all the painful things will fly away.â
It was clear that it was a lie for her daughter, but whether the sky had heard his motherâs wishes, after that day, Arinaâs illness seemed increasingly slow.
But it was an illusion. The less days she complained of pain, the more Arina looked blank, and later she didnât even recognize her familyâs face.
Even when she was awake, there were many times when she was talking about
And when the time passed a little, only the eyes without focus were blurred, as if nothing was heard and nothing was seen.
Arina was everyoneâs heart in Ernst.
A poor child who was never able to jump
outside and was just lying in one small room and quietly staring out the window from birth.
Eventually, Arina died without even having a six-year-old birthday.
Cabel and Erichâs crying in the room filled their hearts. On that day, Eugene cried together without even thinking of
Not only his brothers, his parents who sent their children away also cried together that day.
For a while he couldnât keep himself. It seemed like a big hole had been drilled in his chest, but no one knew how to fill that vacancy, and the time flowed swiftly.
Still, about a year after Arinaâs death, the wound that seemed to open up seemed to show off gradually, but it was only a good illusion that seemed plausible.
That time it was about when Eugene first realized that his mother was weird
âMother. Youâve decided to change my tutor to Hudson.â
He remember that day was an ordinary day.
Whether the time is right or not, now they are sore every time they think of Arina and that they are able to handle their sorrows so that they do not drown in sadness.
His father went back and forth to the imperial palace and started to fulfill his
responsibilities as head of Ernst, and his mother sometimes went out with
invitations from other wives.
His younger brothers gave the name âPennyâ to the puppies that they started raising Arinaâs death and regained some
of their former vitality.
And Eugene was studying at Arlantaâs Academy, which should be admitted to any family successor.
âYes. I decided to do it in consultation with your father. Youâre going to know him because Hudson is going to visit next week.â
âOf course, Eugene always takes care of matter, so I donât have to worry about it.â
That said, his mother smiled openly. Eugene was very relieved to see the smile.
But it was the next moment that his heart was shattered.
âOh, look at my mind! I almost forgot. Itâs time to give Arina some medicine.â
For a moment, Eugene didnât notice what she was saying.
âItâs almost too late. Iâm going to go to the kitchen. Eugene, can you go to Arina first and check if sheâs sleeping now?â
Eugene called his mother in an awkward position, but she stand up in a hurry and then left the room soon. Eugene took a step that did not fall and followed his motherâs trace.
âEugene, have you already been to Arina? Did she still asleep? Whoa. My baby is sleeping.â
He couldnât even speak.
Arinaâs room was still in Ernst, but it was the first time in a few months that the door had been opened.
Eugene looked at his mother as if she was looking for someone in her dead room and looked around without breath.
âAha, I guess you want to play hide-and-seek with mom. Letâs see. Will she be behind the curtain?â
âArina. My baby, where are you hiding? Are you in the closet?â
Right then, someone behind his back, caught his leg. Eugene breathed in and
hurriedly headed down and realized that the person holding onto him was
âBrother, is there ArinaâŚ?â
Erich tried to jump into the room by moving his gaze around the room as if he was looking for Arina with his mother.
Eugene did know what Erich doing and stopped it.
âThatâs nothing. No Arina. Just, just our mother for a moment thinking⌠For awhileâŚâ
But he couldnât speak like thereâs a stone on his neck.
Eugeneâs hand, gripping Erichâs shoulders, was terribly shaking, but he closed his eyes once, opened, and said to his younger brother in a firm tone.
âErich, forget about what youâve seen right now. Okay?â
âArina, where are you, baby?â
Eugene turned his head in slow motion again. In the room, his mother was still wandering to find her dead daughter.
It feels like heâs being thrown out alone and drowned little by little.
âI must call the doctor.â
Even the duke of Ernst wasnât able to hide the shaking of his eyes as if he was greatly agitated.
But even with regular treatment, Mrs. Ernst would sometimes act like her dead daughter is still alive.
The clear disappearance of her symptoms occurred shortly after bringing a young girl on the journey she had left for a refreshment. That was Hari.
Eugene hated the little girl who was in his sisterâs place, but he inevitably swallowed the voice of rejection because his mother seemed to have finally recovered.
âWhat, I hate it! Why is sheâs my sister?â
âIsnât she not Arina? But why do we have to live together?â
He took care of his younger brother.
It was natural that his brothers who were shocked by the fact that the child simply rolled into their sisterâs place became more dissatisfied with her appearance.
It was an instant that a small, helpless girl became the target of anger. It was as if the wound, which had yet to heal, had burst out at once.
Maybe he just needed a place to solve this terrible anxiety that he had been pressing and holding after all.
Even though he thought it was despicable act by himself, Eugene also had no control over the thorny words that popped out of his mind whenever he saw Hari.
Everytime Hari apologized to him. Everytime he faced the child, Eugene became more and more thrilled, but
the more he rationalized his actions, the more it hurt.
Still, though, she is alive. Living, breathing day by day, was terribly painful. She took the place of his sister.
And she takes attention away from their mother and father. His head was messed up with intense emotions tangled all over.
He knew. That it was an unreasonable idea, but he couldnât stand it. No one told him how to get rid of this wildly raving mind this way. So Eugene just turned away.
The fact that the girl they hated is only a child who is only 7 years old. Because it was the most comfortable way for him at that moment.
Suddenly, Eugene muttered to himself, and the orthodox teacher, Hudson, raised his head instead of reading a book.
Eugene had a bizarre feeling and stopped his hand instead of organizing the timeline as Hudson wanted.
Why is the house so quiet? Even if he listen, there wasnât some sound outside the door.
No sound was heard. If others knew his doubts, they would have a look like that they do not understand what heâs talking about like Hudson now, but Eugene was raised by a certain instinct and raised his body.
He came down the stairs and called the butler Hubert, but no answer came back. It was the same even after shouting a few times.
âCabel, what happened while I wasnât there?â
Cabel was playing in a room alone for some reason.
The toy Cabel was playing with was the one that Erich would never lend him no matter how much he begged for days.
When he got the toy he wanted, Cabel responded with enthusiasm to Eugeneâs question.
âI donât know. He said heâs going to be playing with Penny.â
Eugene left Cabel room and started looking for others.
But nothing happened as he walked down the hall. In the meantime, none of the housers, including butler Hubert, noticed.
It was Penny who replied to his call. Eugene found Erich hugging Penny in the playroom where they used to gather together.
âHave you been alone?â
âNo, I was with Penny.â
But, naturally he answered, a strange sensation was peeking from Erichâs face. Looking closely, his brother was avoiding Eugeneâs eyes.
âHow do I know that. Iâm in my room.â
âI just went to her room and there was no sign of her. Then I guess sheâs with you.â
Eugene approached Erich and grabbed his brotherâs small shoulders.
âErich, tell me the truth. What did you do while I wasnât here?â
It was just an intuition. A kind of ominous foreboding that passed through his mind
while walking through a strangely quiet mansion.
In the end, Eugene succeeded in persuading Erich and hearing the answer. Shortly thereafter, he immediately jumped out of the mansion.
Erich said that he yelled at Hari to go home and kicked her out.
As he ran and looked at the clock on the first floor, it was already an hour,
there was too much time that had passed.
Eugene started running, sweeping around the building looking for a child somewhere outside the mansion. When he was outside, it was snowing.
There was no realization that he had called her name for the first time in half a year, except in front of his parents, because his heart was in a hurry due to a blizzard.
Eventually, a white, human figure came into his eyes.
Hari lay motionless on the stairs leading to the annex. When he saw her, his chest sat down.
He hated this child, but he didnât want her to die. Lying quietly, the face of his younger sister passed away from her body for a moment.
He was caughting an excruciating fear and shook her whole body.
The eyelids that were locked are standing up and opened, and the purple color in them come to his view. It was at that moment that revealed her eyes.
The moment she opened her eyes, she screamed. He thought she was really dying like this, and he was glad she didnât die, so he lingered inside, but in the end, Eugene said nothing.
And it was also because of the eyes of the child he encountered next moment.
Hari looked at him somewhere with a blinding feeling, as if Eugene really became his brother. At that moment, Eugene stopped looking and hardened.
âWhen did you rejuvenate, brother?â
But the child began to line up strange crap towards him.
âOr are you Eugeneâs son?â
As she doubted, she narrowed her eyes narrowly and he heard her muttering, and Eugene shouted without his knowledge.
âWhat are you talking about? Are you out of your mind?â
Somewhere, it was different. Then, it was the first time in the past few months that Hariâs eyes were met with him.
Was this the child who faced the eyes of others in her way?
Anyway, Eugene was in alert and brought Hari into the house. Cabel, who was walking through the first floor, was tired of finding a toy and was surprised to find them first.
The problem was with Erich.
Erich, who saw Hari came in with Eugene, with his eyes wide open, and soon he said with trembling body.
He was still a 7-year-old child. Even if there was malice in another person, it would not have been recognized that his action would lead to death.
It was clear that this time, too, he just wanted to get Hari out of their house, and he would have never realized the idea that a child who had been forced out of this
âDo you know it canât be hide completely from my father and mother? This time your prank was too bad.â
It wasnât okay to dismiss it as a âbad prankâ and as a âbrotherâ, but once again, the treatment of Hari was urgent. Scolding Erich would not be too late.
So Eugene had his brothers bring the people they needed and then threw more firewood into the fireplace.
It was natural for the three brothers to get called by their parents who returned that day.
âYes. I heard that this happened because Hari ran away from Erichâs mischief and went out.â
Eugene paused at his fatherâs words. He clearly told his father what happened today.
However, what the father said in a position to scold the three brothers was slightly different from what Eugene explained.
Only Cabel, who did not know the inside of the prank, stood and shook his head.
âNo matter how you do it, Did you mean that no one know when she went out alone and passed out that long time? Eugene!â
His mother first pursued Eugene, the eldest son.
The moment he met his father eyes, Eugene realized that his father was trying to hide the fact because he was worried that his mother would be shocked.
âSorry, Mother. I wasnât aware of it because I was studying with Hudson.â
âCabel! You donât even know what happened to your sister, and youâre only focusing on toys. The toys are seized for a weekâ
âHey! This is Erich fault anyway.â
âI think all the toys in your room can be seized!â
At the moment his name was called, Erichâs shoulders shook. Erich was scared from the beginning and couldnât say anything.
âWhat the hell do you usually do to make Hari escape and run away from you?â
Have they ever felt anything after seeing bad things or something like that? Erich began to shake his body and tears started falling from his eyes.
At other times, he would have cried to Eugene next to him and asked for support, but now he just stood up with tears falling, he was already deeply aware of his fault.
It seemed to be like that.
âYou should never have do this again.â
His mother, who doesnât know that Hari was in great danger due to her sonâs fault, stops scolding that much, and massaging her foreheads. She stand up from her seat.
âYou should take a break.â
âIâm not going to take a break. I have to go to Hari.â
After his parents left the room, Eugene quietly approached Erich, who was still crying, and hugged his shoulder.
âI, I. I just hate that sheâs at my house. So.. IâŚâ
Erich cried for a long time since then, and Cabel became bloated next to him, shut his mouth and didnât say anything.
âDonât do it again, youâre not alone.â
He held back the word. After that, Hari became strange. Is she really want to die?
She go out again in a blizzard outside with a thin clothes, she look at his eyes and express her embarrassingly embarrassing
intentions, and even brazenly claim to bring her something to eat.
Besides, for some reason, Eugene heart was easily swaying by her like that.
âBrother Eugene, itâs so slow to see you now. Canât you take this? Canât you? Yes, yes? Yes?â
It was the same since he went to an unprovoked provocation and forgot the first purpose and wrestled with an
The next moment, Eugene, who grabbed Hari and laid her with her mouth open hardened like a stone when their eyes met.
When he think about it, since he first discovered Hari in the white snow, she, who couldnât speak without lowering her eye, has changed now. Why the hell?
Then, it seemed that in front of Hari was the first he seem to be childish in this way. In the meantime, he had never played with his brothers in this way.
âYou got along with your younger brothers and I think youâre starting to act like them. Apologize to Hari right now.â
After a while, Eugene was confused by his father, who entered the room.
Immediately after leaving the room, his father said, wrapping Eugeneâs cheeks that he had just hit by hand.
âIâm sorry. In front of Hari, I thought it would be better not to speak more about the candy,â he said.
His father was worried that Hari would know about the candy his mother had given her.
âYeah. You know everything. In the meantime, You were carrying too heavy load by yourself on your shoulders.â
When he heard that, Eugene was unhappy.
When he was told that he couldnât speak to anyone and complained the anxiety he was holding alone, his nose became sore and he wanted to bring out the weakest sound to his father for the first time.
However, his fatherâs words were different from his expectations.
âPretend you donât know.â
âNow your mother has just returned to stability. As if you couldnât see and hear anything, pretend you donât know.â
âOf course Iâm going to stop her as much as I can about that candy. But even when you seeing Hari eat it, Donât say anything.â
His father whispered to him, and after
Eugeneâs shoulders had been knocked on twice, he turned his feet first.
Eugene stood alone and looked at his fatherâs back. Crack. Soon his hands break the candy that had been in it.
He gripped his hand hard.
âEugene. Yesterday, I heard that your father was getting angry.â
The next day, while hid father was out, his mother visited his room.
âIt was okay,â He said.
âSo thatâs why he hit your face.â
As he stared at his motherâs face touching his cheek as if upset, Eugene opened his mouth impulsively.
âMother, why did you give Hari âthat candyâ?â
Then she shook her head as if she had no idea.
âIs there any reason why I shouldnât give
âMother, thatâsâŚâŚâ
Eugene raised his voice without knowing it, and then bite it and paused for a while. His voice that followed was divided as if he had rested a lot.
âThatâs a drug,â he said, the yellow candy that hid mother gave to the sick Arina.
Eugene already knew what it was. The candy, which has a strong analgesic component, was a drug with serious addictive and side effects.
If a person continue to eat it, that person will eventually become an idiot who doesnât know anythingâŚ.
Eugene remembered how sadly his mother cried in the room after she gave his sister that candy.
Arinaâs hurting so much every day and she couldnât heal with the bottle medicine instead, soâŚ.
He rather remember his mother crying and crying infinitely, giving the candy with trembling hands every evening, hoping that her daughter would forget the pain in the hallucinations.
âOh, that a story from long ago.â
She said to Eugene, and she couldnât have wanted to bring back that painful memory.
âI think you misunderstand me. That candy is not dangerous.â
Eugene heard her still whispered to him as he looked at the face of his mother who was innocent.
âGive me that candy too.â
Then the mother scolded her son with a stern look.
âThatâs only for sick children.â
âIf you canât cope with your sick sister, I couldnât be able to give it to you.â
Mother really confused Eugene as if she believed that the candy was a medicine
that would cure the sore. Eugeneâs black eyes began to shake.
Slowly, he think his fear was over. He thought it was getting better little by
little. He thought they were better than beforeâŚ
Just look, that they all pretending, everyone was covering each otherâs
eyes and covering up their bitter wounds to settle in reality. Just look at his âMother.â
Look at Cabel and Erich. And they still need a mother. He donât know what to do everyday. What he can do now is just pretending not to know everything?
But Eugene couldnât say anything this
A mother who smiles like a flower toward him is reallyâŚ.
Because she looks happy enough so that itâs hitting his chest.
Eugene sneaked into his motherâs room and brought out a yellow candy.
âUh, that was what Arina ate.â, said Cabel.
So now there is no one to eat it. He found it as quickly as possible, and he was worried that there might be more candy hidden in places he couldnât find.
His father said he would try to stop it as much as he could.
But the words that follows are if there is a risk that Hari will have to eat it because mother, he ask him to pretend he donât know anything.
But Eugene couldnât let Hari eat it. Maybe she havenât had this candy yet beforeâŚ?
âHey, are you guys ready?â
Then he heard his mother calling them from a distance. Today was a day when all family members decided to go out to town.
âCabel, youâre going down first.â
Cabel first went down the stairs. Later, Eugene began to rush to handle the candy.
âBecause there are many people, itâs
easy to get lost, so the two of you must hold your hands and go. Hari should be well attached to her brother.â
They walked silently looking forward while holding hands in white mittens. Hari also seemed uncomfortable.
Suddenly, before he went out today, the yellow candy he had handled and his motherâs smiling face passed by.
There are all kinds of abnormal situations that come around him right now.
âDo you want to go back to where you were?â
He didnât know why he was asking. Hari looked up at him as if she hadnât heard or confirmed the word he said. Eugene chewed his fine lips and asked again.
âWill you still want to go back to where you were?â
The answer came back quickly. There was still silence between the two. Only the two of them were quiet while the surroundings were all tumultuous.
Yes⌠this wasnât normal. Of course she want to go back. At this time he almost obsessed with anxiety.
If she want to go back to where she lived like that, it better to let her go right now. It would be a better way for all of us. He thought so.
It was at that moment that he had let go of the hand he was holding until then in the air. In a moment, warmth passed from the palm of his hand.
Eugene walked without looking back. He was pushed by so many people that he wasnât willing to look back until he get out of the crowd.
And finally, when he left the street just before, Eugene suddenly stopped walking in the middle of the road.
Hahaha. The noises that people make are stinging into his ears. Hari never called him out, when he was leaving herself alone. So this is it? Really?
All of this was so easy that it didnât feel real. But why is it that he feel this way? Why. WhyâŚ. Why, as if heâs lost in the middle of this roadâŚ
Suddenly, Eugene was surprised and raised his head to the sound he heard in front of him. He looked strange in the middle of the road alone.
A couple of men and women who seemed to be a couple looked at him and looked worried. It was like seeing a child who left alone with his parents.
Like this, It was the first time he had been treated as a child, so Eugene was speechless for a moment.
He left the street as he had said nothing and ran away, but eventually he couldnât go far and sat down, leaning against the visible wall.
Eugene then really squeezed his body as if he was a child, and bury his face in his trembling hands. The sound of his throat was rubbing through the throat and leaking out.
What happened now? What the hell did he had done?
He couldnât figure out what he was doing right now. In fact, the visible truth was extremely simple.
It was that he had released the hand he was holding, but the meaning in it was certainly not the same weight as that one.
A cries of pain are screaming and boiled up from his chest. Both his eyes swelled, and his heart jumped as fast as a sprint. His vision were all dark.
Even the noise that had just filled up until now disappeared as if it had been washed away, and it seemed as if he is the only one that had fallen into the unfamiliar space without gravity.
Eugene opened his mouth and gasped his breath. The pupil who looked up at himself seemed to rise and fall as if he had been stuck in his eyes.
When he recalled what he had just done, he was afraid, but what made him really scared was what he did. He was really such a terrible human being.
Wasnât it such a pathetic human being who could only do this? âI want to go backâ
At the same time, He is looking forward to the rational self-rationalization..
He doesnât know exactly where Hari lived, but Eugene knew what it was like. So he try to told himself it better to let her go.
Instead of giving a warm house, freshly made bread, and pretty clothes, he didnât even know what he was thinking about in the middle of nowhere.
She also got what she want, so she shouldnât pay for it. But the child said she wanted to go back.
Even if the flowers are all withered, it is difficult to even eat one meal without selling them as if begging people. If so, it probably meant that the current life was just as hard for the her.
To the extent that they are terrible people who make her think it better for her to go back to her previous life.
With that thought, Eugene began to feel more terrible for himself. He bends his knees and bury his face in the meantime.
Just like trying to hide himself from this world so that no one can see it. Projecting the dead arina on their own, the child who is angry at the anger with no place to go.
All that was the fault of the people in Ernst. In fact, she did nothing wrong with them. He was there. If only he could said it was wrong. It wouldnât be Hariâs fault.
Nevertheless, the child never even resented them for suffering her.
Because she doesnât know the truth, maybe she didnât even know why he had left his hand first, as if he were running away in front of Hari.
In a way, Eugene, who decided to take over Ernstâs maintenance, should take care of his brother and he pretend he
was not responsible for their mistakes.
From the beginning, his younger brothers pretended not to know what they had done, and in addition to that, they had to try to solve the current situation somehow by bullying the child.
Suddenly, a dry arsenic rubbed his lips and leaked. Maybe he was really horrible now. Wasnât it just himself that was wrong?
He turned away from the situation in front of his eyes as it was convenient, and he
gave up saying that it was unavoidable.
Pretending to be a good son, pretending to be a caring older brother, and pretending to be an adult, but in fact all of them were too hard to handle and he wanted to run away.
Right. Eventually, he wanted to run away and let go of the little hand that was holding him.
âDoing this is the best way for everyoneâ, while he was having such a stubby comfort for himself.
âHoney, are you sick? Where are your parents?â
It was asked by someone whom approaching him, when he crouched against the wall. Instead of answering, Eugene stand up from the wall, wriggling.
The lady who saw Eugeneâs face became more worried and asked again.
âIf anything happens, Iâll help. Is there an adult accompanying you?â
âI have to go find my sister.â
âOoh. You were looking like that because you lost your sister. Oh my!â
Eugene began to jump back on the road that he had come to disregard, even the voice who came from his behind, he ignored them.
Again, there was a loud noise around him, and many other people passed by. Please stay there.
Eugene thought many times desperately, running as his breath rose to the chin. And finally, when he finds the girl who is crouching down like that, sitting on the box, Eugene notices her quickly.
He moved slowly, feeling that his step was getting hot.
Every time he walked forward, the feeling of dismay, which seemed to be a lost child, began to drop away from him.
Instead, something new starts to sprout in its placeâŚ
Eugene said to the child who was looking at him as if she had been waiting. Oh, how can he express the mood of this moment?
ââŚHave you been there?â
Perhaps he would never forget today until the day he died.
Itâs like he go back to the day when he was born and experienced countless emotions that seemed to die like firecrackers from his inside.
And the moment when he once again met this little hand that he had placed in his hand. Obviously, he would continue to live with a heart on his chest.
Eugene lifted her, and walked back to where their family would be. He heard a small murmur from behind.
It was a vague whisper that he couldnât tell whether she was talking to herself when sitting alone in that place as if she was waiting for him.
âYou look uncomfortable.â
Now the sun started to settle down on the ground. The shadows created by the two fools also stretched to the floor.
On that road, Eugene wanted to cry for a bit, but because he thought she didnât
deserve it, he pushed his back up and down again and continue walking.
After he impulsively put that short word out of his mouth, he couldnât stand it without saying it again.
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She just said nothing. So Eugene was able to whisper the same words several times
Until the burden whom pressing his chest tightly enough to choke him feel very lightly.
A cowardly apology without being heard.