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She asked him: "Why did you do this?" but he just looked away as if to avoid the question - she wondered if he even knew the answer himself. But what he knew and what she knew he knew was that what she meant to ask was "Can I have him back?" which was purely rhetorical, she knew what he would say, but he replied anyway, if anything to prove it to himself: "No, you can't. Never. It Is Finished." Open-ended. He might as well have completed: "Because of you. You could have stopped him." And the tears welled up even then - see how much he loved him. How do you start a sentence like that, she demanded, I'm not even sure I know all the answers, what if he asked me something I didn't know? But he wouldn't even look at her, he just wept at what he had done - who he had chosen, so many people hurting. She felt the need to say it: "I didn't want him to die." He just nodded and turned, they embraced for seemingly hours, but she still felt cold.


This was also written after my friend Shay died. I was pretty much bitching at God for taking one of my own - again, so clichéd. I like to think I've grown up a bit since then, but I probably haven't.

"I've never read this one before, Chels. One of your better ones, if I may say so. Very moving."
- Elanor