Ouroboros
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Ongoing, First published Jan 05, 2018
Masons soft voice wraps around us. "Do you ever think about living forever? About immortality?" 

Have I? Of course, I have. "I've thought about it a lot actually. About being able to see the world around us change. Being able to know your grandchildren's grandchildren. Gaining the experience and knowledge for years on end. Never getting bored. I've thought about it a lot. But then I think of all the people you'd have to leave behind. Like my mom; just because I'm immortal, doesn't mean she will be. Or the rest of your family. Like knowing that all the friends and family you have will all die before you... Being immortal would be a curse. Not a blessing."

The silence makes its appearance one more time. "What about you?"

He answers finally with, "I think about it basically everyday. Much like you, I think it would be a curse - but also a blessing." I guess that's an answer. "I'm just trying to say that I agree with everything you said, and I also think the same." 

Little did I know this man would flip my world completely upside down.
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