The Wallflower

A lot have been asking him about the way his character goes. A lot of questions have been bothering his mind on dealing with it even through a little way. Christopher, call him Chris for short, a son of a mage whose parents possess diabolical powers that made them notorious and an undisputable human of their land as though Chris was in contrast. He is one diffident and smart lad who had never shown his powers in his childhood until one girl crosses his path and falls in love. The girl he sees as irreplaceable as his love for her. The lass named Sam, one affectionate lass that had a great repute of the same school. Chris tries to overcome his timid attitude, breathing out jitters, as he clears everything up to Sam. But whatever comes into Chris' mind is this question he's yanked out: "Does Sam deserve me?" Will it be Chris' ultimate cause of hurting? What if Sam feels the same way as Chris feel for her? Would a wallflower be able to walk out on its roots just to reach Sam? Or would he let others come ahead of his way towards reaching Sam? Seems ironic for his parents but he falls for this one battle in his life.