The Assassin: Beginning

The Assassin: Beginning

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MY FLUFF ASSASSIN STORY THAT I JUST HAD TO WRITE. TO GET THAT FLUFF OUT OF MY HEAD. He is an assassin initiate. A regular juvenile killer with shockingly black hair and silver eyes. He has no permanent name, no family, no life expert for the Guild. They even call their target for assassination "the Prey" to better distance themselves emotionally from it. He is in the final year of training, which consists of competing Orders. Quickly, efficiently, flawlessly. Without emotion. He is quite skilled at all of this, but what happens when he receives the one Order that turns out to lead to a catastrophe?
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"You rejected me!! Not the other way around!!" I yelled at him, tears streaming down my face. "I know." He says, he head hangs low. "And I'm sorry. I should never have rejected you." He went to take my hands into his but I turned away from him. Tears were still going down my face. How could he, after all this time, have the nerve to come here. He knew that he had hurt me. Now he is sorry and wants me back? No. "Please. Believe me. I messed up big time! I didn't know what I had until it was gone!" He said. I heard every word. They cut through the wall of my heart and placed themselves on it . It hurt. But what he did to me had hurt even more. "That's right. You screwed up. Consider me lost." I said. Then I walked away.

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