Our infinite darkness

This was it. This was goodbye. Until Kaz would invite him back here, he would not show up at the gates of this castle. Deep down he feared the other would never change his mind. But he had to tell him. If he did, he would come right back. Because without him, he was lost. His entire life had revolved around making him happy. Even if he had failed miserably, he still felt like his happiness was directly connected to that. He just couldn’t be satisfied if he knew his brother was out there somewhere, suffering. That was why he did not protest. That’s why he didn’t linger around any longer when he told him once more to go.

With a soft click, he closed the door behind him. As if he closed off a part of his life he would never get back. Defeated in every way possible, he started making his way towards the exit of the castle.