The Crown Prince's Love

Desmond's father grabbed his mother's hand as she lunged at me. "Melissa, please.

Don't forget that he is the crown prince. We have to give him his respect," he muttered, and the mother scoffed, pushing him off and walking to Desmond. "Your Highness," Desmond's father turned to face me. "Your Highness, I don't think this is the time for you to be here because Desmond is..."

"I know," I cut him off before he could finish. "I will leave immediately, but I will be back here to see...."

"Don't you dare come back here!" his mother yelled at me. "Whatever bond between my son and you is broken, so please leave us alone. He has been in danger since he met you, so leave him alone!" she shouted again.

"Right. I am sorry," I apologized, lowered my head, and left the room. Once I got outside, I tried hard to wipe the tears from my face away. I tried so hard to stop myself from screaming, but as I walked further down the hallways, I could feel my heart aching. I stopped, leaned against the wall, and slid down as I burst into tears.

My heart ached severely for what had happened, and even though I kept trying to tell myself that it was not my fault, I knew that it was. So, I continued to cry over and over again, holding my chest as the tears wouldn't stop flowing down my face. I had lost everything, my boyfriend. There was no way for me to move on anymore. How could I ever move on?

"This is my fault," I cried to myself over and over again, hitting the ground as I continued to cry, not caring if anyone could hear my voice. None of this would have happened had I tried to control myself and not act like an arrogant jerk. I was at fault, and I deserved everything that was happening to me.

"Randy," a soft voice sounded before me, and I raised my head to face her. I burst into more tears. "Oh, my little boy," my mother muttered and stretched forth her hand for me to take. I took it and let her pull me up from the ground. She pulled me into her arms and rubbed my back gently.

"Everything is going to be fine," she assured me.

"Fine," I scoffed as I pulled away from her hug. "How the hell is anything going to be fine when I lost my boyfriend?" I asked her.

"Desmond is pretending not to know, or maybe he is acting that way because he doesn't want to have anything to do with me again, and you believe that I will be happy after everything," I cried again and lowered my head. "I shouldn't be like this, Mother, but I can't do without Desmond."

"Son, come to your senses. You are Bourne's crown prince, so I expect you to act that way. You just woke from a coma, and we need to check on you first."

"But, Desmond..." I tried to argue, and she hugged me again.

"Desmond will be here, and he will always be close to you no matter what happens."

I pulled away from the hug again. "How the hell are you sure about that, Mum? He said he doesn't want anything to do with me. How sure are you he would surely want to be around me?" I cried and heaved a deep sigh as I rubbed my face again. "I can't do without him, Mother. I..." I bit my lower lip and heaved a deep sigh. "I love him so much, and..."

My mother grabbed my hand and rubbed it gently: "Give it time, Randy. Everything is going to be fine," she assured me.

I nodded in response, but deep down, I knew nothing would be alright unless I decided to do something about it.

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Everything would always be the same unless I try to stop Hecate, who was behind everything happening to us. Once I stopped her, everything would be easy to return to its place.

It was a significant risk, but I was ready to take it for Desmond because I love him, and when I took the vow with the necklace under the moonlight, I held onto it forever because no matter what happened, I would always be here for him.

"Are you alright?" my mother asked, noticing my silence.

I nodded in response and looked towards the entrance of Desmond's room. "Wait for

me, Desmond. I won't be long," I muttered and turned away. "Let's go, Mother. I need to rest."

"Sure, son," she placed her hand on my waist as she guided me down the hallway.

~Desmond's POV~

A week ago, my eyes fluttered open, and the brightness of the light above me almost blinded me, but I shut my eyes to adjust. When I opened them again, I could finally adapt to the brightness and looked around, noticing I was in a white room. The beeping machine beside me resounded in my head, making me wince in pain. It was too loud, and it felt like my head would explode.

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I stared around, coughed as I sniffed in the bleach scent, and winced in pain as my heart continued to ache terribly.

"Randy," I called his name, expecting to see him around me, but he was nowhere near.

"Randy," I muttered his name again, but he was still absent. I coughed again, stretched my hand forward, and rubbed it gently. "Randy, where are you?" I called out, but he remained out of sight.

Where could he be? I wondered as I expected that he would come out of his hiding place and talk to me.

I bit my lower lip, hiding the pain I felt at that moment. My back ached severely, reminding me of the fighting incident. I had blacked out in Randy's arms and left him on his own, and now, he was nowhere to be found

"Randy!" I shouted his name. "Where are you?"

Laughter sounded in the room, and I looked around, hoping to see anyone, but nobody was in sight. As I continued to look around, my eyes landed on the wall, revealing writing in red ink.

"You survived again."