WAGISA ONESHOTS: Vol 1

DIVORCE

Kaworu Nagisa had been married to Walter White for five years, but things had started to go sour. They had met in college and fell in love quickly, but as they settled into married life, they found that they had very different ideas about what they wanted out of life.

Kaworu was a gentle and kind soul who loved spending time with friends and family. He was content with a simple life and didn't have any grand ambitions. On the other hand, Walter was a driven and ambitious man who was always looking for the next big thing. He was constantly working and was never satisfied with what he had.

As the years went on, their differences became more and more pronounced. Kaworu felt neglected and unimportant, while Walter felt suffocated and resentful. They started to argue and bicker more and more, and eventually, they decided that it was best to go their separate ways.

It was a difficult and painful decision, but they both knew that it was the right thing to do. They sat down together and calmly discussed the details of their divorce, dividing their assets and agreeing on a custody arrangement for their dog, Gomora.

Kaworu moved out of the home they had shared and into a small apartment. He was sad and lonely at first, but he knew that he needed to move on. He started to focus on his hobbies and interests, and soon he was surrounded by a new group of friends who supported him.

Walter, on the other hand, felt a sense of relief and freedom. He threw himself into his work and soon landed a big promotion. He was happy with his success but deep down he knew that he was not fulfilled in his life.

Years passed, and both Kaworu and Walter were happy in their new lives. They still talked occasionally and even met up as friends. They both realized that they had grown and changed, and that they were not the same people they were when they got married. They were at peace with their decision and grateful for the time they had shared together.

In the end, they both knew that getting a divorce was the best decision for them, and they were able to move on and find happiness in their new lives.