Depressed Luigi Novels & Stories

"He has depression," Lionel stated indifferently, no longer wanting to even glance at Diavolo. "Just look at the state he's in. I would've rammed myself against a wall and killed myself if I were him." "Haha!" Claude laughed. "It is indeed rare to find a person with depression in this day and age. Even I myself have never come across such a case." "Excellent. You can conduct your research on him. I'll guide you, and old fart, I guarantee you'll be completely cured."

"When we met in the club that night, why do you think I came there? you think it was all about my job? I was sinking into deep depression, even while I was at work and so I buried it real good that no one ever knew it. The job was what just worsened everything, I clearly lost it and I couldn't handle it anymore, I didn't want to break so I started drinking, same thing you're doing now Luther, I know this phase, I've been here before, lived in it, built a home there, I know that you're not okay ". "It's just my way of grieving, It's nothing serious. Everyone grieves, I'm fine". "Are you?", I asked again. He sighed, "You won't get it Ivy, the loss is just.... too heavy ", he said.

He didn't move even when everyone is still staring at him, his eyes scanning everything around him, everything that moves around him, and when his eyes were directed toward where I stood my body trembled slightly. After he left, I waited for at least another half an hour before I decided to call a cab. • • • "Fuck!" A stack of paper come flying around the room as I stood near the door watching Luigi letting out his rage. His room is the object of his anger, all his stuff comes tumbling down all over his floor, and paper is everywhere being thrown. His anger was clearly because of the news about his dead man and my unsuccessful work and the bad news that comes to him just now about his man lo

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His lips were in a tight thin line as he stared at his boss then the screen of the laptop. "It's of no use," Lu said "Even if, two wrongs can not make a right" he added. For Luciano, he was saying something meaningful and very important but for Jordan, nothing made sense. It could even be the effect of the alcohol Luciano had been taking since yesterday night. Since they came back with Arianna, he started acting like he had been cursed. Like all around him brings nothing but problems. He refused to eat, bathe, see the kids or look away from the laptop for long.

He was visibly upset. “I’m so sorry this is happening,” I told him gently. “He’s…it’s really bad, Willow,” Luigi said. “He looks so weak. So frail. Not at all like the strong, capable man I remember. He says his chest hurts all the time. The entire visit he just sort of drifted in and out of sleep. And his face…” Luigi’s voice trailed off. “It’s so…gray.” Inhaling a deep breath, I sat beside Luigi in silence. I wanted to offer him support, to really be there for him, but there wasn’t much I could do besides just be there.

Luigi also had a hard time finding the fruits and food I needed. "I'm still sleepy, Hope. It's going to be a mess later. Let me sleep, please." he said begging. I giggled and bit his ear so cute. "I do not want." I said. "Damn it! What are you doing?" he asked as if he was annoyed. I felt sad and nervous there. So suddenly I started crying. He felt sorry for him and thought of getting up. He picked me up and hugged me. "Enough, best. Don't dramatize me, okay?" he said in a serious voice. I just felt even more sorry for what he said.

He thought he could handle it, but it would shatter him, and I didn’t want him to carry that burden. The liquor burned my throat as I took another swig, welcoming the pain. I deserved it. Today was a disaster. I'd lost count of the men we'd lost, and now my mother, Summer, and possibly Mya. "Boss," Miguel interrupted my dark thoughts as he appeared at the door. "Yeah." My voice came out hoarse and raw. "A Mr. Luigi is here. He insists on seeing you." Luigi?” Summer’s neighbor? "Send him in," I snarled, downing the rest of my drink and slamming the glass on the desk.

What a stupid move! "You..." Just before Luigi could utter more nonsense, Mario, for once showing some intelligence, extended his hand, urging him to stop. "What's the task?" "So, you're interested, huh?" I chuckled, putting my drink down and grabbing my cigarette, lighting it up as I placed it between my lips, taking a drag. I needed to remain calm to keep myself composed and not end up beating the daylights out of these two—I just couldn’t stand their faces. So unattractive and disheveled. I despised ugly things, whether human or otherwise.

I can hear Luigi's sighs that always precede a sermon. “ Don't say anything, Luigi. I already know what you're going to say about weaknesses and feelings. But please, I don't expect you to understand that for the first time a heart beats inside here. I feel like an ordinary, happy woman, without having anything to give in return. He likes a fucking girl who lives in a building falling to pieces, who takes him to the worst places and yet he looks at me and he says that I am the most wonderful thing that his camera can record... “, I'd rather look at the ceiling and let the tears mark my face than face his look of disappointment as well.