Chapter 26 Downhill

Death is, and the only one, inevitable part of a human cycle. Humans’ ways of living often depend on their choices—a calculated or a rash decision, choosing to be alone or to build a family, chasing for their dreams or to just rely on some miracle to happen, accept the reality and move on, or to make themselves get trapped in their own bubble floating in a void with no sense of direction. These choices take a huge part of their fate’s direction, their choices steer the wheel of their life despite having no idea where the road ends.

But everything comes down to one—death. Still, even until there, they differ as well with how, when, and why shall it happen but nevertheless, it comes. And that is the only moment that they do not get to choose if to feel pain or numbness, with farewells or an abrupt stop, to see the sky or see a white ceiling. No matter how unfair, or no matter how much you still want to live, dea