Smartest Mother

Axel stared at the white ceiling of his room, his legs were spread wide apart just like his arms as he did nothing but stared at the boring ceiling.

His life had seemed to lose life ever since Hazel had left him.

"She did not even leave Sana behind" he mumbled and shut his eyes for a second.

The woman he had loved from little had left him, with a promise of a war in future, a war where the both of them would not have to show the other pity, a war they would simply war.

He could still not imagine himself fighting against her. It was like that last thing he would ever do and he still could not get it, everything had been fine with Hazel before he left her in the early hours of the morning that day but everything had turned sour when he came back in the middle of the night.

He still could not place it perfectly. He took his right hand into his hair and pulled at it, clearly frustrated by life itself.

Hazel had always been his own source of joy. Each time he felt down, he only had to mee