All I Do is Win Prologue- Letting Go

Summary: Letting go should never be this easy.

I do not own any parts of Avatar: The Last Airbender
Those rights go to Michael Dante DiMartino, and Bryan Konietzko

I watched as they walked all of our memories out the door, these simple objects that with just a sheer touch brought tears to my eyes. How could they have the strength to drag them away so effortlessly?

Tears welled up in my eyes as dad order them about dragging everything out of the mansion. They took her make-up, all of it. I can remember watching her put it on, I can hear the sound of her lips popping as the she applied a red gloss. But they didn't stop there they took everything of hers, everything and anything that held sentimental value. My sister didn't even bother to show up, but I knew she never cared for mother and I am was glad she didn't bother, it would only give her another reason to laugh at my pain, to call me weak and a failure. I looked up at my father, who's face showed no sign of emotion, did he not miss mother? But then again, did anyone really? Uncle didn't even bother to show up yet, my sister would probably never resurface the subject of mother, and father, father didn't seem to give a rats ass.

And that was all I had, that was all that was left of the royal family of my family, just four people set to rule an entire nation, alone, without a mother. And that nation didn't seemed in the least fazed about the passing of their once beloved leader and Princess, they only praised in the crowning of their new leader, completely forgetting the past, like my family. Am I the only one who still hurt? The only one that who cried when sitting at the pond mother and he had once talked at, the only one who shivered when touching her old robes, the only one who sob when seeing her painting? It seemed so, everyone was already moving on, but letting go should never be this easy, not for anyone.

That should have been my first signal to turn and run, run from my family, run from my nation, run from my past. But I was a boy a young naïve little boy who missed his mommy and who was given the cold shoulder by his daddy. Because I stayed I faced the consequences, and that put me in the situation I'm in now, it could have been good to, I could have been happy if it wasn't for one visit and a hard slap to the face of reality.

This was originally to be a one-shot but I decided to make it the prologue to my new series All I Do is Win! This is Zuko's POV if you didn't get that by the way let me know your thoughts and an update can be expected soon.