Description
Bakugou Katsuki considered himself a person incapable of making a mistake. The consequences of that are severe. When by his own stupidity he destroyed not only his life but also everything else, his mind and heart are wholly overtaken by something, as it turned out, Katsuki was scarily good at. Regretting. Regret however isn't only a consequence - it's punishment, foremost, a cruel and ruthless punishment. It's a prison there is no escape from. Regret is a cage, a reminder of all bad decisions and wrongdoings - and apparently, Bakugou Katsuki made a lot of them which resulted in him choking with his own tears because of the awful smell of narcissism and wrong-placed pride. Letters to death? They should've never been read. They should've stayed only as a confession of guilt and remorse, and a silent plea for a fair trial in front of Hell's gates.
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