She saw her
body lying there, wounded, torn, oozing in blood wrapped in his arms as if he
could save her for himself.
She was
dead!
This life
had ended!
Her soul was
free from the torture, agony and sorrow. She stood there staring at her dead
corpse shuddering with the frightful experience of brutality that she had
suffered in that life. Suddenly, a beam of light fell on her soul. It was as if
the door opened, the door leading to another world where she belonged. Her soul
blissfully spread the arms at the light and it cradled her lovingly and pulled
her to it. Her spirit floated in the light and in a blink of an eye, the light
vanished with her. As if, the door shut after she entered the other world.
“You’ll be alright, my love. That devil is
dead. Please get up.” He cradled her dead corpse and mumbled with tears flowing
from his eyes. He kissed her forehead carefully.
“Get
up, Sophie, love.” He checked the pulse, but it had stopped for long.
“NO. You
can’t leave me like this. We belong to each other. Please, love, for my sake.
Please wake up. Please come back.” He was shaking nervously, crying like a
baby.
Suddenly, he
started yelling. “You cannot leave me like this. I am sorry. I shouldn't have
left you alone. Don’t be so harsh, Sophie. Don’t go, please.” He cried
hysterically shaking the dead body like a lunatic.
Suddenly he
stopped mumbling. He carefully placed her body on the floor and sat still
beside it, staring. I felt my heart beating ferociously. I looked at him. I
wanted to console him, but I was just a spectator there. I was unable to touch
him. After a while, he stood up and ran out from the house daring not to look
back where laid dead the love of his life. He kept running aimlessly till he
reached the heart of the woods that was densely dark and scary.
His legs
shook with fatigue and treacherously stopped by itself making him stumble
harshly on the thorny ground. He curled his body into a ball trying to catch
hold of the pain that spread victoriously all over him, killing him steadily
inside. He sobbed hysterically and screamed to let go of the agony but it
stubbornly bore his serenity.
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