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Part 1 of Asdorlia's Short Stories
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2022-03-17
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The Villain Who Fell In Love

Summary:

A villain finally does it.
They find love, they're no longer alone.
They no longer must fight alone, must pretend to be strong.
They can live peacefully, finally, can't they?

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“Please, don’t leave…” Their voice cracks as they collapse onto their knees gripping onto their clothes tightly, as tears pour out of their eyes.

“Wha-What do I have to do for you to stay?” They stutter and pleads their vision blurry from the tears. Their whole body trembling in fear of being alone all over again.

As silence settles between them their grip only gets tighter, and the tears fall faster.

“I’ll do anything, and you know that. Please my little violet. Wh-what do you want? Do you want the moon? The sun, the stars? The world at your hands? A castle, with hundreds of bodies piled at your feet? I’ll destroy it all for you, I-I’ll recreate it all for you. Just…Just please don’t leave me, my flower. My one desire.”

Notes:

Based on the TikTok audio that goes as follows; “i always wondered why I like the villains more and I think it might be because when they get on the floor, down on their knees for her and only for her something in me stirs a hero would sacrifice her to save the world showing that they indeed are pure-hearted and honest but a villain would tear the world apart if she was hurt that is a promise they seem selfish, manipulative, and rude to everyone around but he treats her like a queen his and only his sitting beside him on the throne with her crown I think villains are misjudged and that most of the time we don't see their story for if we knew it the hero may not seem so full of glory monsters are made not born and any soul tortured, confused and abused. Incidentally would not have time to mourn…"

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