Excerpt from my Fic (TW: Suicide ideology?) by Castielchester0, literature
Literature
Excerpt from my Fic (TW: Suicide ideology?)
The pain had always been sufficient enough, had always felt like little slivers of chances at redemption, but the yearning for something more started to ease it's way inside and Castiel feared it had been borne from the void he dared cut from his body, feared what that meant. That deep down, he had already known; that's how he would gain redemption, through his own death, and dammit that became more and more clear as he shuffled to the side of his room, opening the ceiling to floor window that veiled the night, and eased his way up on the ledge, gripping each side of the wall for support as he looked down, choking on his own breath as he sees
Short, old, angsty excerpt from a fic of mine by Castielchester0, literature
Literature
Short, old, angsty excerpt from a fic of mine
Dean’s eyes widen a tad before he starts checking Castiel over, “Where Castiel. Where does it hurt?” He asks him, frantically looking around the angel’s fully clothed body. Castiel can’t help but release an anguished howl, “Everywhere.” And suddenly his legs turn to jelly, dropping him ungracefully, a worthless, muddled heap on the bathroom floor. Dean’s eyes are wide, looking down at Castiel’s extreme reaction, not sure if he should grab the first aid kit or not. Everywhere? He hurt everywhere.
Castiel feels tears prick the backs of his eyes as Dean kneels down in front of him, a worried
Excerpt from my Fic (TW: Suicide ideology?) by Castielchester0, literature
Literature
Excerpt from my Fic (TW: Suicide ideology?)
The pain had always been sufficient enough, had always felt like little slivers of chances at redemption, but the yearning for something more started to ease it's way inside and Castiel feared it had been borne from the void he dared cut from his body, feared what that meant. That deep down, he had already known; that's how he would gain redemption, through his own death, and dammit that became more and more clear as he shuffled to the side of his room, opening the ceiling to floor window that veiled the night, and eased his way up on the ledge, gripping each side of the wall for support as he looked down, choking on his own breath as he sees
He shakes his head; he can’t live without his razor. He can’t. As pathetic as it sounds, it’s the only thing keeping him alive. He knows if that was taken, if his ability to allow the blackness to flow out and wrap him up, was taken, he’d go insane. Insane with it eating away at him from the inside; its sharp teeth would gnaw and chew it’s way out, excruciatingly. He had to cut if he wanted any kind of semblance of normality. The razor was the only thing that truly understood him, truly saw what he was going through. He couldn’t give that up.