Shane knox and Cael Lincoln are lovers. They loved each other. Shane was an extroverted girl, and she's kind, loving, talented and most beautiful girl in class. Living in the best life. On the other side Cael is different. He's Shy, lonely, kind and loving at to Shane. He hates people. Not only that, but he hates his parents. Cael has a mental disorder and trauma since he was young.

At the young age, cael experience those terrible things like abuse. Since his Mother left them her father become abusive. He locked cael in his room. He feed him once a day. He experiences those terrible things. And no one was there for him. No one help him when he needed to. When he turn 17 he decided to transfer school then he suddenly meet this lovely girl, Shane. Shane was so kind to him. Ever since they become close. They will hangout together. Cael become comfortable with Shane, he develop feelings towards her. Until they become lovers for 2yrs. Cael hide those terrible experiences he had. But Shane knows it he's in pain. Shane could see the pain and hurt that plagued Cael, a pain he refused to talk about but that she could tell was immense. Shane wanted to know what was hurting him so badly, she wanted to help him, she wanted to take away his pain. But, Cael had always held his past close, and she never pushed him to Talk about it, she wanted to earn his trust and let him open up to her in his own time. She had a feeling that what had happened in his past was a huge reason for the way he felt now, she wanted to love him, support him, and give him everything he deserved, she just didn't know how. But Shane won't give up. She tried her best to make Cael happy. Shane was determined to make Cael happy, she didn't care if it took her a lifetime, or if it meant that she had to move mountains, she was going to make sure he was happy, and that he knew that he deserved happiness. She had a love for Cael that was so strong that nothing could ever break it. Nothing stood in the way of making Cael happy, and she would stop at nothing to make sure that she succeeded in making him happy. She was ready to do whatever it took to show him that he deserved all the happiness, love, and joy that the world had to offer. She was ready to give him everything and more.

Shane's heart ached for Cael and she knew in her heart that she needed to help him, to be there for him, to give him all the love and support she could. She visited him every day at his apartment, bringing him his favorite foods, giving him a hug and a kiss to let him know how much she loved him. She would sit with him, holding his hand, rubbing his back and whispering into his ear all the things she loved about him, all the things she was grateful for, all the things she admired about him, all the things that made him so special to her. He deserved all the love in the world, and it was her mission to make sure that he got it. She was his rock, and she was going to be there for him no matter what.

Cael knew that Shane was the best thing in his life. He loved her more than words could describe, and he wanted to give her all the love and happiness in the world. But, he was struggling to keep the pain at bay. Every day was a challenge, every day was a struggle to stay positive and upbeat. He was tired of fighting the pain and the hurt. He just wanted it all to go away. But he refused to let his pain bring her down. He acted happy around her, he pretended to be okay, because he wanted her to be happy, because he knew that she deserved the best. He could hear her voice tell him how much she loved him, how much she cared about him, and how she wanted nothing more than to see him happy. He would do anything for her, even if it meant pretending to be happy and okay when he wasn't. He just wanted to make her happy, make her proud, make her feel loved, and make her feel special. He knew that she was his everything, his world, his love, and he was going to do everything in his power to keep her close, even if it meant keeping his own pain at bay. But the day comes. When Shane decided to visit Cael at his place, when she entered his apartment she notice that Cael is not around, so she decide to find him that she ended up finding him at the rooftop and suddenly she notice that caught her attention.

Shane eyes widened when she saw it. It was a......

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Shane notice something, it was a man standing at the edge of the cliff then suddenly she saw his face, it was Cael.

Shane's heart stopped when she saw the sight before her. Cael was standing on the edge of the rooftop, his head hanging low, and it was clear that he was in immense emotional pain. Shane ran towards him, her heart racing as she tried to reach him in time. She cried out his name, her voice filled with fear and concern. She was so worried, she couldn't even find the words to say. She was scared of what might happen if she didn't reach him in time. She didn't want to lose him.

Shane's heart was pounding, her mind whirring, as she grabbed hold of Cael's wrists. "What are you doing?" she cried, her voice choked with terror. "Are you trying to jump off?" Tears flowed down her cheeks, her gaze fixed on his face, pleading for answers. She knew he was in pain, she knew he was suffering, but the thought of losing him sent a shockwave of despair through her.

Cael look at her, with a weak look and scared

" Shane? What are you doing here?" Please let me go! " He said as his voice is getting weaker.

As Shane's voice trembled with fear, she looked at Cael, her grip on his wrists tightened. "Please, don't do this. We can talk about this," she pleaded. "I'm here to listen, let's talk it through first, okay?" Shane's eyes were filled with concern as she struggled to find the right words. She feared that her intervention might not be enough to change Cael mind. The thought of losing him was too much to bear.

Cael looks down at Shane, while a tear fell in his eye.

"i can't anymore..." he said it in a low tone and sounds weak..

Shane's heart broke as she saw the pain in Cael's eyes. She could see the weight of his emotions, the burden of his past, and the exhaustion of fighting for so long. She wanted nothing more than to take away his pain, but she knew she couldn't do that. She wrapped her arms around him, holding him in a tight embrace, and whispered into his ear. "You don't have to do this alone. Please, just tell me what you are feeling. You can be honest with me," she said, her voice choked with emotion.

*Cael looks down at Shane, as she didn't let go his arms.

"Shane, my love. I can't take it anymore..." "Cael sobbed, his words dripping with desperation. "There is no more fight in me, and I can no longer find the will to live."

Shane struggled to hold back the tears that were threatening to spill from her eyes. She could feel her heart pounding in her chest, and her entire body was aching for this person, desperate to hold onto them and keep them in her life.

"You're my everything," she spoke softly, her voice trembling with emotion. "You can't just leave me like that," she continued, her pleading eyes locked onto Cael.

"I need you, and I don't want to be alone again. I don't want to be heartbroken again," she begged, desperation creeping into her voice. "Please, don't leave me... I can't lose you," she whispered, fighting back the tears that were now burning her eyes.

She didn't want to lose him to something that could be changed, to something that could be helped. She was begging him to stay, begging Cael to let her help him, and she didn't care who else was listening. This was her everything, and she refused to lose him.

Cael look at her with tears in his eyes "Shane, I can't take it anymore. I'm tired. I don't wanna live these pain anymore. I just want to die. He's voice is trembling as he spoke. It can see the pain in his eyes that he's giving up. No more pain.

The world around Cael seemed to fade as he spoke, the sadness in his voice so overwhelming that Shane felt like she was drowning in it. His eyes met hers, and in that moment she saw his exhaustion, his despair, his hopelessness...she saw the end of everything. It was too much to bear, and she felt the tears spilling down her cheeks as she gripped his hand in a desperate attempt to hold him back, to hold onto him, to hold onto life itself. "Cael, I can't let you go," she whispered, her voice breaking on the words. "You mean everything to me, you are everything...I need you." Her mind raced, trying to find the right words, the right way to reach him, to reach his heart, to reach the part of him that still wanted to fight, that still wanted to live. She was afraid, she was afraid of losing him, afraid of never having him in her life again, afraid of what the world would be like without him. And she was afraid of being alone, so very, very alone. She knew that they were both walking a tightrope, a tightrope that stretched over the abyss, and she would rather die than let Cael fall off of it, than let that chasm swallow him up. Her heart was beating so hard, so fast, she could feel it in the center of her chest, thudding against her ribs, threatening to break free, threatening to escape. "Cael, please," she begged, "please don't give up, please don't leave me." The tears were flowing freely now, wetting her cheeks and her throat, and her voice was barely above a whisper, but she meant every word, every syllable, with every fiber of her being. "I can't lose you, Cael, I can't...not you, not ever, not now." It was a desperate plea, a whisper of hope, a lifeline thrown into the sea of despair, and she hoped, oh God she hoped, that he would take hold of it, that he would take hold of her, her voice rising just a little, just a little more than a whisper, strong enough, just strong enough to reach him, to reach his heart, to reach the part of him that still wanted to live. "Cael, please, don't go."

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Cael's body shuddered as he continued to speak, his voice choked with emotion. "I have nothing left to hold onto, nothing left to fight for. I don't deserve this world. People hate my existence. I am simply...done." Tears streamed down his face as he fell silent, his heart weighed heavy with the weight of the world's suffering.

As Shane looked up at Cael, her heart breaking at his words, she couldn't fathom the thought of losing him. Her heart was beating wildly at the thought of losing him, and her hands began to shake as she reached a hand out to him. "Please, Cael, don't do this," she whispered, tears welling up in her eyes. "I don't care what you've done or what you think you deserve, you mean everything to me and I can't imagine a world without you in it," she continued, desperation creeping into her voice. "I'll help you, I'll be here for you, just please don't go," she pleaded, her voice breaking as the tears began to fall from her eyes.

Shane was begging him, begging him to let her help him, begging him to stay. She couldn't lose him, she couldn't bear to be without him. She needed him, she wanted him, and she refused to lose him to something that could be helped. She was pleading with him to stay, to let her help him, to let her love him, and she didn't care who else was listening. This was her everything, and she refused to lose it.

Cael turned to Shane, and for a split second she thought she saw a glimmer of hope in his eyes, a flicker of a smile, but then it was gone. His eyes were hollow, empty, and she could see the weight of his sorrow, the weight of the world he was carrying on his shoulders. He took a deep breath, and when he spoke his voice was a mere whisper of the boy she had known, and that was when she knew that she was losing him.

"Thank you Shane," he said, his tone soft, but there was a finality in it, a sense of giving up that tore at her heart.

She wanted to grab him, to hold him back from the edge, to make him see the light, the hope, the future, but her hands were tied. She felt as if she were drowning, drowning in a sea of sorrow, drowning in the pain of her brother, drowning in the weight of the world. She wanted to scream, to throw her hands up in despair, but instead she took a deep breath, and looked at him, into his eyes, and said the only word she could muster, the word that filled her heart, the word that filled her soul, "No."

It was a whisper, a plea, a cry for him to hold on, to stay with her, to fight for life, but she knew that it was a word that would be swallowed up by the abyss, by the nothingness that was pulling at him, and she watched as he took one last look at her, as if to say goodbye, and then stepped toward the edge.

Shane's heart froze, her breath caught in her throat, and she felt as if time itself stood still, as if the world was frozen around her, and she let out a scream of anguish that echoed through the world, a scream that would be lost to the void, a scream to the abyss, to the nothingness, and she watched as her brother's figure grew smaller and smaller, until it was lost to the emptiness, until there was nothing left but the sound of her voice echoing in the silent void. Shane's world had just ended, and she was left to suffer.

Shane's heart was pounding so hard, it was as if it was going to burst out of her chest. She could feel the tears streaming down her face, like rivers of sorrow. She clutched him, her desperation palpable, her fear and sadness palpable. She didn't want to lose him, she didn't want him to leave her, she didn't want to be alone. She felt as if the world was ending, as if everything she had ever known was crashing down around her.

"No, Cael, no," she cried, her voice choked with sorrow. "You can't leave me. You are all I have. You are my everything. I love you so much, I can't imagine life without you." Her grip tightened around him, and grab him then she pressed her head against his, her breath coming in gasps.

"Please, Cael, don't do this. You are worth so much, you are loved, you are important, you are everything to me. I can't lose you, I can't bear to watch you go. I won't let you go, I won't let you do this." She repeated the words over and over again, her voice growing louder, more desperate, more pleading, trying to reach him, trying to make him stay, trying to make him see that his life mattered, that he mattered.

"I love you so much," she said again, her voice barely more than a whisper, as if she was scared to say the words out loud, as if her love was too big, too powerful, for her to voice it. She held him close, feeling the tears running down her face, feeling the pain of his loss, feeling the weight of his sadness. She didn't know how to make it better, she didn't know how to take away his pain, but she knew that she would never give up, she would never let him go. "I love you," she said one last time, her voice choked with emotion, "I love you, I love you, I love you. Don't leave me alone."

Cael voice was choked with tears, his words broken and slurred, as he hugged her tightly. She could feel his heart racing, feel his breath coming in shallow gasps, feel his entire body shaking with emotion. She could see the tears streaming down his face, his hands clutching hers with desperate determination.

"I don't want to leave," he said, his voice barely above a whisper. "But I just can't take it anymore. I can't, I can't, I can't."

His words were like a knife to her heart, as if he was cutting her apart with each utterance. She could see the pain in his eyes, the fear, the sadness, the desperation. She knew that he was lost, that he was at the end, that he was on the verge of giving up. She didn't want to lose him, she couldn't let him go, she couldn't let him leave.

"You're not going anywhere," she said, her voice filled with determination, her grip on him tight, as if she was holding on for dear life. "You're not leaving me, you're not leaving this world. You are everything to me, my world, my heart, my reason for living. I love you, I love you, I love you. Don't leave me alone."

She pulled him closer, her body shaking, her tears flowing freely. She whispered in his ear, her voice trembling, her words laced with love and desperation, "I love you, I love you, I love you. Please, please, don't leave me alone."

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