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The Loss of my Raison D'être

🇨🇦KiraMinoru
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Chapter 1 - Prologue.

This is a work of fiction. Any connections to the real world is merely coincidence.

At least, I like to tell myself that.

My outlook on the world has always been bleak.

That is… until I met you.

I wrote...

I wrote, and wrote.

I wrote some more and then some.

Countless stories, some of which I published, many of which I didn't and only you were privy to.

All for you.

My raison d'être who died too young.

Can I keep writing without you here?

What's the point? Within the short day you've been gone I've asked myself countless times.

Can I really keep my goddess wife? Can I keep her away from the overpowered main character known as time? Of course not.

I was summoned as a hero? Hah! Don't make me laugh, I'm just a demon who'll be stabbed in the heart countless times till I fall to my knees and die a painful death in vain. At least that's how I felt when I watched your struggle. Could I ever become the hero in your world? Never, because you can't be saved. You're already gone.

My psychotic ghost girlfriend. A title where I wouldn't want you to understand how it slowly drove me to insanity watching you get weaker as you approached your death. You were my inspiration, but you were also like a ghost that constantly plagued me. As we approached the end of your life I faced the horror of our reality every day.

There was no happy ending by the end of it all. In the end I thought of countless complex multi layered layered stories that I just didn't have the time to complete while you were alive.

I didn't want you to notice what my stories hid till the very end. All I wished for was to make you laugh, but it hurts all the same.

I loved the way you lived, laughing free and unrestrained.

Despite your condition you read them to the very end.

This is the painful story of how I came to write comedy to make a single girl laugh.

A hospitalized woman who I came to love deeply will simply fade into obscurity without anyone to remember her.