[text] it feels alone without you. but it's ok. after all you're not the only one that left. i'll eventually be okay Hyosung. i'm used to it after all.
The man standing behind Hyosung was not older from her, at least not with much. He was holding a batch of papers with her signature on them, consisting of something for which her mother called her crazy numerous times, but something Hyosung felt like a need to do.
"Are you sure, Ms. Yeong?" the boy asked, standing from the chair and going to her, handing her the documents for a last check. She has been keeping them in the safe for months so there was really no need for her to do another check on those paper, she still took them, and read them, again.
"I am sure." she affirmed after a long while, holding the papers to the boy again and then taking a hold of the cellphone that laid on the small table next to her, looking at last text she had received. Again, like all the times she looked at it before, she felt nothing, that's why it took her so long to do what she did. She felt absolutely nothing. No regret, not grief, no hurt.
Nothing.
And because of that nothing she wasn't sure if she should amend for all the casualties she did, or rather she was not sure if she did any. But Hyosung did it nevertheless, she tried to amend for leaving the woman, who in her memory had bleach blonde hair, by leaving her the house Hyosung had left her in with her son, and the house the witch had bought with the idea to one day have a family there. Well, someone else was going to have a family there, and Hyosung was not someone who could do it. Ever.
She also left the management of the company to one of the managers who worked too hard without being asked, she left her car to one of the models because she knew the girl adored it, left a lot more assets to people who may have mattered or been interested in them.
And a silver moon pendant she often wore was supposed to be sent to one person specifically.
"It never mattered, no one mattered, and I mattered to no one. It's just a few possessions I want to get rid of." she spoke again as the boy took the papers and she moved to the black wooden desk in the room, throwing the device in her hands in the trash bin.
Chaerin was right. Hyosung was not the only one that left, so it won't matter to people, or rather the people that mattered for her the most left before she did... except one.
"No one mattered anyway..." she murmured, turning to look out of the window and wondering if one specific man in her memory was doing alright. One specific person from the herd of people who actually mattered, and the only one the red haired witch would return to if she ever decided to leave her glass prison in the woods of the place that could not be found.
"... and the only one who matters is not a no one in my life. But he shouldn't see me like this."














