I watch him walk up to me with flowers in his hand, my favorite kind, coral roses. but his furrowed brow downturned lips, his eyes, once bright with hope, are now dull and empty, filled with unshed tears. The delicate petals of the roses shimmer in the sunlight, a vivid reminder of the love. an eerie silence settled between them, heavy with unspoken words and unresolved emotions, And then, with a heavy sigh, Obito broke the silence. "Kakashi," he said, his voice barely above a whisper, "I've met someone," he says, his voice trembling with emotion. For a moment, the world stops. But then a feeling of peace washes over me. "It's okay," I assure him, my voice barely audible. "this thing between us has long gone too." I mumbled
We stood there like that for a while, A cold wind stirred the trees, their branches creaking in protest as they swayed in the gathering darkness. The last rays of sunlight faded from the sky, leaving behind a world cloaked in shadow.
The flowers and him, I have never felt like this before, the realisation of him not needing me like he used to is agonizing. "Tell me about it," I said, my heart aching with the weight of his words. But obito drops his head for a long time. He didn't hear me. He never hears me.
I lean in, pressing a gentle kiss across his cheek, there's no one here but us. "I love you, Kakashi," he says, his voice breaking with sorrow.
He leaves the roses at my grave, just like always. But I know this is the last time.
I watch him walk away, tears blur my vision. We had something beautiful, something real. Our love was a flame that burned bright and fierce, but now I'm gone, and he's moving on. I realize that I'm all alone. as I fade away into the darkness bit by bit, I take one last look at the coral roses lying beside my grave, a final reminder of the love that once was, and the pain of what could never be again.