
”No. No more sleep.” he said, heading for the bathroom, visibly shaking. Hawx‘s hands slipped on the water faucet as he attempted to cut the water on. ‘It‘s pointless to fall for the angel...’ a voice, his voice, said in the back of his mind, ‘she‘ll just die like the others.’ The thought was sharp and hurt more then any physical wound. Hawx sank to the bottom of the shower, letting the hot water work its way into the wounds, soothing and stinging all at the same time. at least in the shower, he wouldn‘t know if it was tears of water that rolled down his cheeks. “Stop.” he said out loud, trying to reign in his own thoughts. He was being stupid, and if he continued to carry on like this, he knew Cypress would think him weak.