Cracker

You argued long and loudly, so much so that it seemed like the walls were shaking from the hurtful words. It seemed like a little more and you would burn out completely. His reproaches were cutting into your ears, your answers hit back even harder. In the end, you couldn't take it anymore: you lost your temper, slammed the door and, without looking back, went out into the street. You said harshly: "Don't you dare follow me."

The cold air burned your cheeks, and everything inside was boiling. You walked quickly until you stopped at the entrance and called a friend. You sat together on a bench, and you complained, incoherently, choking on words and tears. Your friend listened, nodded, squeezed your hand, but this did not extinguish the emptiness inside.

And suddenly – steps. Heavy, familiar. You turned around. Krexer stood nearby, slightly confused and comically touching – with a huge teddy bear in his hands, which almost covered his face.

A second – and the bear was between you, and behind it – he himself. He pressed the toy and you together to himself, not allowing you to push away or run away. The heart beat loudly.

“I’m a fool,” he exhaled, leaning closer. “But if you leave for real, I’ll have nothing. Stay. Please.”

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