My lips parted to reply but no words came out for her consolation. Gulping the ravage, I lowered my head.
Trying to be optimistic and invoke the strength great enough to overcome mine, "Please don't be disheartened. I am sure-" She cut me off with her devoid voice, "You voice cannot provide me any consolation. Stop giving these empty words to me and my parents please, Mr Eryx." Her voice came out croaked, heartbroken, soft.
I bit my cheeks and lowered my head in shame, unable to dispel her fears or provide solace but I barely doubt there will be any redemption. "Please. Don't lose hope." I tried to soothe but my words are nothing but mere.dust before her devastation which extends to no bound. "From whom I shall place faith in my existence?" She asked, looking away while gritting her teet
