(Akaike's POV)
After killing all those officers, I picked up Paige's body and carried it all the way back to the mansion. By the time I had finally arrived, the sun was beginning to rise and the shine made me want to throw up.
I kicked front door open after walking through the campus and saw Charles just looking at me in horror. I would too If I had saw a monster covered in blood carrying a girl who happened to be one of the best students in the building. Without saying anything, I just carried her to her room as the whole world around me fell apart. My body was so numb that I couldn't feel anything. Any sound in my ears was nonexistent and I just wanted to rip my own heart out. It was already broken; bleeding.
Placing her body down onto the bed, I just looked around her room and saw what was suppose to be our night, turned into a tomb of who Paige Holloway was.
I slowly backed away from her body laying on her bed and had bumped into an object, making a familiar sound to my ears. I turned around and saw her cello sitting on its stand. Tears instantly fell out of my eyes and I slowly reached my shaking hand and plucked the string, playing one last note on her cello, before running off.
That was the last time I saw her. I didn't attend her funeral. It would've been too much. and til this day, I carry guilt for what happened. The whole situation could've been averted if I had been smart and just didn't try to bring her into my life.
Now it was her life that was taken. And my life to live with that fact.
Thank you all for reading this short story on the tragic end of Paige Holloway, and for reading The Fox and The Wolf! I decided not to edit it because I've spent so long having writer's block and just wanted to get this out to you guy's as quick as possible, so here ya go!
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