Chapter 29

‘Athena made one thing clear- she had become unbreakable.’

After Athena lost her consciousness and Rue left us alone. I forced my heavy heart to look at her.

‘Are you satisfied now?’ I thought, narrowing my eyes in compassion.

I wouldn’t have done that deliberately or willingly but she forced me to treat her that way, to break her soul.

Exhaling, I came closer, opening her restraints for the time being and placed her on the mattress.

My throat dried, she was not in her senses, blood was coating her shirt. My heart began to thump, unsure what to do.

I contemplated her inches and with a heartless cognition, I placed her down on the mattress and left her alone in that condition to feel the depth of pain.

… But, I failed.

It took a few hours for my posture to break, I couldn't bring myself to leave her in that condition and at night, I returned back to her room.

When I entered, I saw her awake weakly in the state I left her in which made my inside clasp around ache.

Narrowing my eyes, I