I'm exhausted. It feels like I've been running around in circles all day, trying to keep up with everyone and everything. Sephie-chan noticed how worn out I was and offered to cuddle me for comfort. It was a strange feeling, being held by the man who killed my sister, but in that moment, all I could feel was warmth and safety.
I closed my eyes and let myself relax into his embrace. Sephie-chan's presence was oddly calming, and for a moment, I forgot about all the chaos and danger surrounding us. It was just him and me, in our own little bubble of peace. I could hear his heartbeat, steady and reassuring, and I felt a sense of contentment wash over me.
As I snuggled closer to him, I couldn't help but wonder how things had ended up like this. How had I fallen for the man who had caused so much pain and destruction? Was it because he was the only one who seemed to understand me, or was it something deeper, something that I couldn't quite put into words?
I thought about Aerith, my sweet sister who had been taken from me before I even knew she existed. Sephie-chan had been the one to end her life, but here I was, finding solace in his arms. It was a twisted kind of love, one that I knew was wrong but couldn't bring myself to resist.
I sighed, feeling conflicted and guilty for betraying my friends. They had done so much for me, had risked their lives to keep me safe, and here I was, allowing myself to be swayed by the enemy. But in that moment, all I wanted was to stay in Sephie-chan's arms forever, to forget about the outside world and just be with him.
As the minutes ticked by, I felt myself drifting off to sleep, lulled by the gentle rhythm of his breathing. Sephie-chan held me close, his touch strangely tender, and I couldn't help but wish that things were different. That we could be together without all the darkness and pain that surrounded us.
But reality was cruel, and I knew that our time together was fleeting. Sephie-chan was a villain, a monster in the eyes of many, and I was just a naive girl caught in the middle of a war. Our love was forbidden, destined to end in tragedy, but in that moment, I didn't care.
I closed my eyes and let myself surrender to the warmth and comfort of Sephie-chan's embrace. In that moment, all that mattered was the here and now, the feeling of being loved and understood, even if it was by the most unlikely of companions. And as sleep finally claimed me, I clung to that fleeting sense of peace, knowing that when I woke up, reality would come crashing back down on me.