Maximum of His Fear
He fears, as always. He never does things right . N o, you would expect him no more . T his time he seem ed to realize what he c ould or c ouldn't do without the help of every single thing which clinche d him. H e f e ll into such certain rule and f ounded nothing to which he belong ed , and he should have resented himself for what he had done and had felt pathetic for what he was incapable of. Something knotty and even unspeakable drenche d in his every vein as if being told to make them clear and even dry them up. That was when he felt no certain at all for everything that's not to be told. He turned himself away, as he always did. If finding himself was long miles to go, he would have just let some of them go and cared no more. Now, he somehow has felt this sort of way, and yes, no one w ould praise him for sure since he always let others down, even for his dearest. "What could be proper anyway?" He again asked himself the very common question and again