doc
10k
10k and doc were an unstoppable duo . . basically father and son from the moment doc saw 10k he knew he had to do everything he could to protect this kid. 10k was a good fighter he was strong,brave ect but doc was always anxious something would happen to him. doc was sat inside sitting on the couch with the fire on infront of him trying to get warm but all of a sudden 10k walked in and sat on the chair next to him
"doc we gotta talk"
doc thought for a few seconds about what he was gonna talk about but he couldn't think of anything
"okay what's going on kid?"
10k took a few seconds before answering him . he hesitated for about 10 seconds before finally spitting it out
"I'm leaving.."
doc was shocked . he didn't know what he meant or how to reply.
"what do you mean?"
"i mean I'm leaving..for good I just . . since red left I don't feel like myself I can't stay here . it pains me to stay here knowing she was once here with me . safe. I need to leave I'm so sorry but you can't stop me I have to do this."
doc was still confused
"where are you going? what about red? warren, addy , murphy and what about me?"
doc didn't know what to do to convince 10k to stay he couldn't lose someone else.
"I'm sorry but I think I need to stay on my own"
"im not trying to be mean but you cant just run away from your problems,kid. youll get over it i promise . i know its hard but you will . i know you can"
"I'm sorry doc . . I cant"
10k stood up and was already headed towards the door. doc following him
"stay! please! 10k you don't understand what your doing your gonna die by yourself you know things have gotten worse out there ! if you go looking for her and shes dead youre gonna die not long after"
"I'm sorry . . love you,doc"
doc was doing everything in his power to try and convince 10k to stay but nothing was working . . he failed 10k he failed to protect him , take care of him , make him feel wanted and loved he failed being a father figure to him. he couldn't bear it . the guilt he was feeling physically and mentally hurt him.
