It was just another ordinary day. Nothing too special for anyone really. No one noticed a certain raven-haired teen that awaited the 'capture of his death' out in the rain. What this man was thinking, no one knew or really bothered to care to know. But it was his thoughts that had nearly killed him.
*Sasuke's P.O.V*
Nee-san... The rain seemed to mourn his death... It started to rain right when I stepped outside as if it were blaming me... Though it is my fault. My older brother's death. He didn't deserve such a negative life. I only made it worse by killing him... But did I make it better instead? He died with a smile... Which was odd. He confused me... Did I put him out of his misery? Did I show him mercy? Did I do what he had planned? It doesn't matter now though...
I'm all alone.
A light seemed to appear in the dark gray shadows of the weeping clouds. It wasn't normal, I knew that for sure. There was something about this light that was... oddly comforting. I yearned to touch it. To approach it. To embrace it. To step out of the darkness and become one with. I took a step closer, uncharacteristically curious. Shapes started to form and my curiosity took hold of my actions. Closer and closer I approached until the shapes became clear. I was disturbed. Scared even, but drawn in by the figures.
"Nee-san..." I looked to his right. "Mother..." I looked to his left. "Father..."
"Come and join us Sasuke..." Itachi beckoned to me. I stepped closer aching for the family that I have been neglected. I craved the warmth of their embrace, the motherly love, the fatherly affection. The older brother's morals and friendliness. An old feeling in my heart cracked the ice around it and I slowly broke down. First it was the tears... Then I reached for them...
"Nee-san..."
"Come to us Sasuke..."
I was so close...
I nearly touched them...
I was about to join them for eternity...
And then...
They disappeared
The hysterics came and I completely broke down, the tears streaming painfully down my face. The tears were like acid, the rain a agonizing reminder of what I had lost so long ago.
What I had thrown away.
The only one I could've forgiven.