Haruka0011

    “Well done.” Came a voice, slow clapping, out of the darkness.                Ruka shift her head to the side just a bit, having rest her chin on her hand. “Be silent.” She hissed but Haruka continued into the meager light of the room.                “Just do it.” Came another haunting voice whispering from the corners of the room.                Ruka tightened her jaw turning her gaze back down to the table in front of her. It held a stone heart, cracked and broken, a piece having recently fallen away under the bell glass that protected it.                “She was the one for you after all.&#

“What are you doing?” Came the cold voice of Sensei. Haruka turned around quickly. She looked at Sensei with a bit of shame, pulling the wig hair out of her face. “I'm...I'm cosplaying...” Sensei furrowed her eyebrows and leaned against a book case. “The shit we used to do when we were children?” The younger asked. Haruka nodded slightly, “It...it's fun. It helps-” “It's just another escape and you know it. When will you realize!?” Sensei yelled her fist shaking the bookcase. Haruka jumped slightly but set her shoulders, “ I don't care! In my mind I am king! I am

There are no white horses, no valiant men. No one to hear your cries, You are forever locked in the tower of malcontent. You will die alone, within the thorns you have grown inside your heart. No one will save you, you can not be save. One day you will wake up from this life And your death will be the greatest of all.

"Why must you look at me like that?" Haruka hissed leaning back into her chair. Sensei just rolled her eyes and leaned against a nearby bookcase, feigning interest in the many titles. "Why must you act like this?" "Like what?" Haruka inquired looking up from her book. "Like a child." Haruka's mouth dipped into a deep frown, an anger welling up into her chest. "You are the child, I am the adult." Haruka snapped, immediately regretting her words as someone else fluttered through her mind. Sensei smirked and looked over with a raised eyebrow. "Really now?" "Just leave me be. Can't you see that I enjoy solitude?" "If that was the case th