CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN
Ares ‘Once upon a time there lived a boy who was scared of his father, a boy who could not earn the trust of his father because he was simply too weak to take on tasks assigned to him. the scared little boy stammered at every word he tried to speak, he lived with one guilt, a guilt that planted sorrow in his heart his whole life, a pang of guilt that cost him his father’s trust, the guilt that cost him his mother’s life. Then one day, the little boy was rid of all guilt, he was cured of his stammer, and he has found his true self. He has emerged the strongest but is still yet to believe so himself. He is now rid of all guilt but he chooses to stay weak and helpless. The boy had promised his father the throne that assures him power. But sitting on that throne is the boy’s greatest distrac
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