My legs weakened every step I took. Every grab I made caused another scratch and sore. I grunted as I slowly made my way up. One step at a time. The rocky cliff was intimidating, yet I continued upward. My breath quivered and my body shook.

       The risk I was taking was very dangerous, but I kept going. I was half way there, besides, there was no backing out of this. I had to get to the top. Olive awaited for me there and would be so worried. But... what if she wasn't? What if her money meant more than my life? 

                   I shook the thought off but it stuck in the back of my mind. How could she care that much for a monster like me? I don't deserve this! She doesn't even know that I did everything to her! It was all me, since the moment her creator was destroyed, to the moment her company was put in a life threatening situation. Then came the part where I was thrown over the edge by her own workers!

      It was only a matter of time she knew it was all because of me that we don't have normal lives. Because of me... Avian is dead. Olive and Rose think they caused his death but they were wrong. They were wrong! I did it! I caused everyone to suffer! Olive is stuck with her life on the line every night searching for the suitcase I stole and hid, but she doesn't even know how dangerous the night can be. 

    Olive almost died, Rose is dying, and Avian is dead. Me? I've always been dead. Dead since-

since I fell into the deep pit of the night. A bunch of horrifying things took me with them to their death, but I survived. I've been through too many falls. What if I just... let go? If I fell down and became a bloody mess, would anyone care? Would-

The rocks beneath my foot crumbled. I gasped. I attempted to grasp on tightly to the nearest edge I could find. For a few seconds I felt myself fall. I was frozen in shock before my raw hands caught a ledge. My feet dangled. I had a moment of pure shock then I realized I couldn't hold on to it for much longer. Using all my strength, my body was pulled up onto the ledge I had caught onto. 

    My body had rolled over as I finally had the chance to relax. Staring up into the blazing hot sun, my eyes burnt causing my eyes to squint. I was so tired, I couldn't even use my strength to keep on squinting so my eyes just fully closed. Before I knew it, I was unconscious.