Erik/Raoul
It was aggravating to say the least. It wasn't as if he didn't have
enough problems. Nature had not exactly been kind to him on many
fronts but he had been certain that, in this, there would be no
derision. He would ignore the nagging doubt. The young man was a
strange distraction, nothing more. An annoyance that stood in his way
to what was rightfully his and nothing more. He would ignore it, for
the sake of his dwindling sanity. He would love the girl. He would be
like everyone else.
The boy would have to die, of course.
It was aggravating to say the least. It wasn't as if he didn't have
enough problems. Nature had not exactly been kind to him on many
fronts but he had been certain that, in this, there would be no
derision. He would ignore the nagging doubt. The young man was a
strange distraction, nothing more. An annoyance that stood in his way
to what was rightfully his and nothing more. He would ignore it, for
the sake of his dwindling sanity. He would love the girl. He would be
like everyone else.
The boy would have to die, of course.
