I know what the frailty is, I know what the fear is

[Vermilioncore]

Read “The Pigeon” by Oliz Payne today at the link below




THE PIGEON


@HarrierDuBois @BrahminBoss @iam good boy ​

 

[BrahminBoss]

All is pain

 

[HarrierDuBois]

Will read it tomorrow on my way to work.

 

[StraightHeadJames]

Haus's isolated existence, marked by a strained relationship with his brother, culminates in a tragic demise. Despite attempts at reconciliation, misunderstandings and deep-seated grievances prevail. Haus, grappling with his inner turmoil and terminal illness, ultimately succumbs to his solitude. His brother's final visit serves as a poignant reminder of their irreparable bond. In the end, Haus passes away alone, leaving behind unresolved conflicts and shattered connections.

 

[Vermilioncore]

Haus's isolated existence, marked by a strained relationship with his brother, culminates in a tragic demise. Despite attempts at reconciliation, misunderstandings and deep-seated grievances prevail. Haus, grappling with his inner turmoil and terminal illness, ultimately succumbs to his solitude. His brother's final visit serves as a poignant reminder of their irreparable bond. In the end, Haus passes away alone, leaving behind unresolved conflicts and shattered connections.

YouTube review channel ah post

 

[iam good boy]

Read “The Pigeon” by Oliz Payne today at the link below




THE PIGEON


@HarrierDuBois @BrahminBoss @iam good boy ​

 

[iam good boy]

Haus's isolated existence, marked by a strained relationship with his brother, culminates in a tragic demise. Despite attempts at reconciliation, misunderstandings and deep-seated grievances prevail. Haus, grappling with his inner turmoil and terminal illness, ultimately succumbs to his solitude. His brother's final visit serves as a poignant reminder of their irreparable bond. In the end, Haus passes away alone, leaving behind unresolved conflicts and shattered connections.

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