>> At some point in our lives, we have to learn to let go. We have to come to terms with our fate and move on, fighting the urge to look back and regret. Sadly, it's easier said than done. In Seijuro's case, it was even more so. How was it that he was expected to accept this outcome so easily? All of his friends said they'd be by his side, and that this moment of sadness would pass, but the redhead was beginning to think that he would be permanently stuck in this never ending loop of sorrow and despair.Â
   Now, we find him slumping in his usual place; a slightly worn out leather recliner, sleep deprived eyes fixated on the non-blinking phone resting atop the small nightstand. How many days has it been, he wondered, since he'd gotten up and actually done something? If he recalled correctly, it was approximately fourteen days ago when the incident happened. Sure, he had gotten up to shower and eat, but besides that, he found it impossible to move from the seat. There was no reason for him to go outside; not like this. Not now. Not if she wasn't there to enjoy the autumn sun with him, to step on every fallen leaf and giggle at the crunching noise. There was simply no point. He hardly remembered a life without her, but now, sitting in the sunken in love seat, he remembered the empty, hollow feeling ofÂ
                                                            loneliness.Â