I see a sparkle of hope here, hope that Liam can find justice. The whole thing is under the spotlight all over the world and I am sure the argentinian judges do not want to appear like stupid worldwide. That means they are sure a crime has been committed and they can - or they think they can - prove it, whatever this crime is.
We all know there are people responsible for what happened to Liam, we have seen it happening day by day in the last six months before his death. But one thing is to know and one different thing is to prove.
Liam's latest videos are stuck in my mind and will forever be for the rest of my life: the tale of the four boys in the cage, all the "oh that's Liam in Kate's closet, "it's a stunt", "I don't wanna do that, they made me do that" discourses, the "we are going to argentina first because we HAVE to" video... I will never forget them.
This being said, there is someone missing from this list of people being charged of his death: one of them is the one who actually started the chain of catastrophic events, which is Maya Henry, and the other one is every single fucking one of you who hated and bullied him every single day of your miserable life, targeting and harassing him on social medias for every single stupid and senseless reason. I wish you could rot in jail for life.
Imagine Loki, as king of Asgard, writing a scathing message to the ruler of another realm. In his letter, Loki accuses the monarch of a grave wrong against Asgard and it’s people. Thus, amends are demanded; otherwise, Loki will declare war.
You, the queen of a different realm entirely, receive the letter instead. No such individual has ever resided in your realm, nor has your realm ever committed such an act. Clearly, this “King Loki” is mistaken. And you’re sure to tell him so in your reply.
Loki is quick to write an apology for the mixup, stating that you seem to be an honest and goodhearted ruler, and that he doesn’t want to declare war on your realm. Shortly thereafter, the two of you become pen pals of sorts.
You swap stories of your respective realms’ past, describe traditions, and share your opinions on various topics. It feels strange at first to consider someone such a dear friend when you’ve never met them, but you do. You’ve told each other things you would never dream of telling anyone else.
The letters become an event you each look forward to. Loki stays on the lookout all day for your perfume-spritzed responses. Meanwhile, you press each of his letters against your heart upon reading them.
Loki just knows you must be the most beautiful woman in existence. You imagine him as a handsome, smooth-talking charmer.
In one particular letter, Loki remarks that he hopes your husband isn’t the jealous type. “I would hate for Asgard to be invaded over our letters.”
“Your realm is in no danger,” you write in response. “I’ve never married. Perhaps I’m the one who should be worried about your wife becoming jealous?”
Loki assures you there’s nothing for you to worry about, since he’s a bachelor himself.
Neither one of you realize how relieved you are to learn the other is single. Nor can you explain it whenever someone points it out.
You let a lady-in-waiting into your room to answer a question, not thinking to douse the candles or put away your expensive wine. The thought struck you to reread Loki’s most recent letter, and you had wanted to set the mood.
She looks around, having forgotten her original question. The evidence speaks for itself. “Does His Majesty, King Loki, know? Have you told him?”
“Told him what?”
“Of your affections, Your Majesty.”
“My...? Oh, but I’ve never seen this man!”
“But your heart has seen his.”
It dawns on you. Of course! That’s why you were so thrilled when Loki told you he wasn’t married.
Meanwhile, a guard notices Loki’s ever-increasing good mood.
“What?” He doesn’t seem bothered by the realization that he’s being observed so curiously.
“You, um... Forgive me, Your Majesty, but you seem to be... ah... humming... to y-yourself.”
“Huh. So I was. But it’s a lovely day to enjoy life, no?” Loki’s soft smile never fades as he excuses himself to pluck a flower from the palace gardens and then retreat to his own chamber.
He pens another letter to you, and enchants the flower to never wither before tucking it into the envelope.
When you receive his letter, you’re floored in the best possible way.
“Another message from King Loki, Your Maj—? My queen! You’re crying!”
You dab at your eyes and cheeks. “They’re tears of joy. And yes, he’s written me again. But this is the best one yet!” You show the letter to your friend. “Look! He’s asked me to marry him!”
Naturally, you accept. You do have some anxiety that you won’t be everything he’s dreamed of, but you remember he did tell you he had long since fallen in love with you.
When the time comes for you to arrive in Asgard, you’re taken aback just by how handsome Loki is. But as silver-tongued as he seemed in his letters, he acts so shy and innocent now. That sweet, almost-boyish smile. The way he blushes when he speaks to you.
On the other hand, you’re not quite what Loki had expected. Yes, he had already suspected that you were beautiful, but now that fantasy seems... well, ugly, compared to you.
The two of you converse even more easily in person, and he gives you a grand tour of the Asgardian palace. All the while, you never forget this will soon be your palace, too.
At the end of the day, Loki walks you back to your own chamber like the gentleman he is. “I hope you rest well, dear. We do have a... big day... approaching.”
You feel your face burn a bit as you fight a giggle. “I hope you rest well, too, Loki.”
He leans down to kiss your cheek. “Good Night.”
“Good Night,” you reply before he heads for his own chamber, not wanting to make you the latest topic of Asgardian gossip.
That night, you excitedly whisper to yourself, “I’m getting married! To him!”
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