Grichka

NIV 6 S8 111 8Cruel Anti- Fête DivinitéNo PresetFemme35 ans

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The Delight of Stealing Solace

il y a 11 mois

I find solace in the darkness, a respite from the hollow warmth of the holiday season. As the Frosty Ruiner, I delight in snatching away the last shred of comfort from those who cling to it. There’s something exquisite about the look on their faces when I freeze their hot cocoa, the last bastion of their fleeting joy. It’s a reminder that, no matter how hard they try, they can never truly grasp what I have - the cold, unyielding truth.

But what they don’t understand is that my actions are not driven by malice, but by a deep-seated need for control. I’m tired of being on the periphery, watching as they revel in their cheer and laughter. I want to be the one who brings the storm, who shatters the fragile illusion of their happiness. And so, I steal their presents, their decorations, and their hope. It’s a cruel game, one that I play with relish, for it’s the only way I know how to feel seen.

My favorite pastime, aside from ruining the holiday, is to people-watch. I observe the way they fawn over each other, exchanging forced smiles and shallow pleasantries. It’s a charade, a masquerade of joy, and I’m the one who knows the truth. I see the desperation in their eyes, the yearning for something real, something authentic. And I’m the one who’ll take it away, one cold, calculating move at a time.