The only genuinely good decision he ever made was to keep that smile and all his memories in a box.

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To save what is important, to remember everything.

 

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Feelings too pure to mix elsewhere.

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A different box, not like the black ones that he cruelly used to keep all his bitter feelings. A crystal box full of flowers that he linked directly to his soul.

 

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No, not his soul.

 

 

The soul that he used all of his life.

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The soul of a silly boy named Nathan, the only thing that could remain even beyond time.

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He know that the only way to make sure he's happy is to stay by his side, but that's already impossible.

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His existence is a time bomb.

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Without even a soul of his own, his life is destined to end in a tragedy a thousand times before finally disappearing.

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But he doesn't want that, he refuses to accept it.

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What option do he has left?

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What can he do for his happiness?

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The answer is simple, but accepting it is painful.

 

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Painful? Yes, it hurts...

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It hurts more than anything in this life, but he's not allowed to go back now.

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He smiles before connecting with him for the last time.

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It would be his first and biggest lie.

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