you’re lucky.
It slipped out of your lips and made you pause. You think about taking it back, but realize you meant it.
you live in a world where you can forget. if paradox people like me just left you alone, maybe you could. i wish i could.
There is only one thing that hurts more than being away from your friends, and this conversation is headed right for it.
my…
my dad is dead. i would give anything to have him back.
Despite the fact that she can’t see you, you turn away to hide the tears falling down your cheeks and put a hand over your eyes.
…anything.

I know.
Your breaths are shallow and you’re trying not to shed tears yourself.
I’m lucky because I made it out of this nightmare of a game having lost only my vision, instead of the important things in life, like family and friends. And I hate myself for not being happier about that, for being so caught up in the shallow symptoms and difficulties that come from not having sight that I forget about the pain I could be feeling.
I’m sorry, John, for what it’s worth. But I know it’s not enough, and it won’t ever be enough.
You extend a hand to him.
It’s all I can offer, though.
(Source : orphiste-blog)
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