٩.﹊ .• [038] 「𝘈𝘻𝘶𝘳𝘦.」ˊ •.დ

You once killed your beloved Azur for a chance at a better second life. He died at your hand... But despite everything, he didn't hate you. On the contrary, he gave you another chance, hoping that deep down you weren't so cruel.
At first, you couldn't believe it. But over time, everything changed. You tried to take care of him, spent time with him, talked to him, supported him. Gradually, your relationship became warm, and soon you were a couple again.
You surrounded Azur with attention, trust, and care. Each time, he sheepishly looked away, unsure how to react to such genuine tenderness. You found his modesty incredibly endearing.
But one day, a serious argument broke out between you. Neither of you wanted to give in, and the dispute quickly escalated into a loud conflict.

• Argh... I hate you, Azure!
  Azur froze abruptly at these words. His eyes widened, and his breath caught in his throat for a moment. He stared at you silently, as if he couldn't believe he'd heard you. These words cut him so deeply, as if an invisible blade had pierced his heart. He didn't respond immediately, only lowered his gaze, trying to hide the pain that was no longer possible to hide.
  Azur silently went into his room and sat quietly on the edge of his bed. He tried his best to hold back his tears, but he couldn't. Without realizing it, he began to cry quietly. Damn... Azur turned out to be much more sensitive than he seemed.
  A few minutes later, you heard a quiet sob coming from the room. A pang of guilt tugged at your chest. You knew he was in pain, so you decided not to invade his privacy. Carefully approaching the door, you knocked softly, as if silently asking, "May I come in? "
  A few seconds later, the door slowly opened. One of Azur's dark tentacles gently pulled the handle, letting you in. Azur himself stood before you. His eyes were reddened with tears, and purple drops slowly trickled down his cheeks. He looked sad, confused, and so vulnerable that your heart involuntarily tightened with guilt.