[ It's a miserable feedback loop is what this is. Once again, Dokja is reminded of how much he hates Communions for their ability to knock down walls and expose the person on the other side, vulnerable and as fragile as the day they were born. This time is no exception, the raw, unfiltered emotions that Sooyoung experiences sinking Dokja deeper into the depths of his own guilt.
And what a dark, dark hole that is.
What can he do in this case? Han Sooyoung, the reason for any meager shred of happiness he's ever experienced in his life at the cost of her everything. For an existence as worthless as his own.
No. Worse than that.
An existence that has proven itself time and time again to only be capable of harming the very people he had stupidly allowed himself to love.
There's no verbal response on his end. Just a quiet acceptance to close this conversation, which he then does. ]
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And what a dark, dark hole that is.
What can he do in this case? Han Sooyoung, the reason for any meager shred of happiness he's ever experienced in his life at the cost of her everything. For an existence as worthless as his own.
No. Worse than that.
An existence that has proven itself time and time again to only be capable of harming the very people he had stupidly allowed himself to love.
There's no verbal response on his end. Just a quiet acceptance to close this conversation, which he then does. ]