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Anger Is Acceptance Kouzo led me back to the bedroom, and I walked over to the bed to sit. He walked over to the window, pressed his palms against the windowsill and looked out into the deep valley. I watched him search for words out there, as if the swaying grass was quickly speaking to him. His eyes would flicker from the sky, to the ground, and at times he would look from the corner of his eye, probably taking a look at me. But I pretended to be paying no attention. I would swiftly avert my gaze, or look as if I was looking past him out into the valley. “Where do I start?” he asked me, continuing to stare out the window.

Answers In Time I went over to the windowsill and sat there for hours, watching the grass sway back and forth until I couldn’t stand being in that one place any longer. I was tired, annoyed, and confused, and I wanted answers, or at least company. I didn’t hesitate as I took hold of the knob and pulled the door open. But I did feel my heart leap from my chest when I saw a man, standing at what it seemed twice my height. His hair was choppy and jet black, his eyes impassive and distant. When he looked down at me I felt as if I was ready to fall over. I looked away, his gaze intense and embarrassing. He didn’t seem to care t

Healing He continued to stare at me, as if what he said didn’t hurt me in any way. As he held my eyes, mine began to tear. My mind was swarming with guilt, pain, sadness, and anger. I wanted to get up and leave the room, go back to my kingdom and search for Alicia, but he beat me to it. The man turned swiftly and seemed to glide out of the door. Just as he turned, I saw a look in his eyes that confused me. He almost looked sad, or jealous. Once he was out of sight, I got up and walked over to the door. My body was weak, but I was strong enough to slam the door, letting out not even a fraction of the emotions bottled up inside me

The sun was high in the sky, glaring it’s rays down onto the small kingdom of Dericia. I stared up into the sky, just avoiding the sun and stared at a cloud beside it. The wind blew, cooling my face and sending my hair flying back. I shut my eyes slightly and took a breath. “Alicia, I want to make a promise with you.” I said slowly, gently. Her long hair whipped in the wind, surrounding her neck, like a flow of maroon blood slipping down her neck. Her pale skin was like snow and her eyes so dark, they were almost black. Her body was slender and frail, and I held her in my arms, protectively, like I always had. I felt as if