"Please, please, Virgil.."
Roman sobs, his face red and scrunched in pain. His hands warm and clenching virgils pale cold ones, that are stained with his own blood.
"Virgil, please, don't.. Don't leave me.. Please don't die yet.." tears fell down Romans warm cheeks and he cried harder. He's holding Virgil close, and crying. Virgil makes no noise just as he wouldn't have anyway.
But Maybe he's wanted this pain all along. He's wanted to die. That last moment he's got to be shared with Roman and no one else.
"Roman.. " virgils smiling, blood tinting and staining his teeth and lips on contrast of his pale white skin and teeth. He coughs softly for a moment, more blood spilling past those lips. Those lips that's romans kissed so many times before.
The man roman loves is lying in his arms, the last few months wouldn't mean anything anymore. Virgil is dying and he's never felt any more worthless than this moment.
Their relationship wilting like a rose, each petal falling and it all hurts so much more whenever a petal hits the ground.
"Roman, I'm sorry.." Virgil mutters in his dying voice, it's clear his voice is raw and sore From his screams of pain minutes earlier.
Hearing this makes Romans tears fall faster. Some stray warm droplets hitting virgils cheek, and the gravity of the situation only sets in more agonisingly painfully.
Roman frantically pushes virgils fringe out of his face, cupping his jaw and muttering messy reassurances he cannot guarantee.
And Virgil only chuckles, he's crying now too.
"I love you.. I love you so much," Roman tells him, drying his tears for probably the last time.
"Virgil, please, please, I don't want to say goodbye to people anymore,"
"..Roman I love you, everyday I used to think that you hates my existence.. You told me that pain never lasts forever but tonight I can't tell you I'll be fine.. The only thing I can tell you is that I love you for forever." virgils voice is all chocked up, more tears spill and mix.
Roman sobs and trembles as he feels Virgil take his last breath.
That night Roman realized that lives heaviest burden was having nothing to carry.
--sorry--
-elio.
