Aziraphale's pain

I don't know about you, but often we're more inclined to feel Crowley's suffering as a fallen angel, but Aziraphale's suffering is more hidden... Imagine obeying for millennia bosses who actually only want you as a servant (he's never or almost never treated well by his superiors in the series) and for them you deny yourself and your feelings for the person you love... nothing becomes easy...

Today, however, I imagined something quite different and I hope that, even though the story is very tragic in some parts, you might like it as much as I enjoyed imagining it...

Aziraphale said no to Metatron. He doesn't want to go to Heaven, but wants to continue staying on Earth "where there's more need for good." A month later, the archangel Michael descends to Aziraphale's bookshop and insults him, saying he's a useless angel to Heaven, threatening to remove him from the Book of Life if he doesn't return to obeying orders. Aziraphale will be left alone in the bookshop, but not for long... Crowley discovers everything and seeing Aziraphale suffer will fill him with rage until he does something risky: going upstairs and shouting at the archangel Michael. How will it end?

I repeat: I hope you understand the tragic choice...
P.S. "god" will always be written in lowercase out of respect for believers