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Kasim: A Short Story
Aaron knew that changing his statement maybe wasn't the wisest decision but he was scared. When he first wrote his statement, describing that Kasim deserved everything he had coming and that he was proud of what he had done as well as enraged that Vic pulled him off the homophobe, the plan was to try to get the worst sentence he could imagine. After what happened with Katie, with punching Robert he deserved everything that was coming for him. But he was scared; who could blame him when the last time he was locked up was hell. He had time to think sitting in the cell his mind wandering thinking how much he hated himself and how much he craved... no, wait, it wasn't just a craving. Yes this is an addiction but it's way more than a crave. He needed …show more content…
I need something on my side. Anything"

He just hoped, begged it was enough. He knew he was going to prison. He adminted the crime. He knew that nothing could prevent him from getting sent down. After all, he was being charged with GBH and that isn't exactly the best offense expecially with a record and previously being on trial for ABH. He knew there was no escape from a cell but he was hoping he would be able to go back to his fiance soon, he wasn't sure how long he could cope, Robert had grown to mean everything to him and he was so scared Robert wouldn't want to stay if the sentence was too large.

He shook that thought out of his head, knowing that Robert would never cheat on him. Trying to know at least becuase it wasn't that he didn't trust Robert it was sustainable that he knew he could never be good enough for him and desevered so much better than him. Why should you expect somebody else to love you when you can't even loved yourself? But the thing was, Aaron loved Robert like Robert was himself and he spent so much focus on loving he couldn't tell her was loved back. Maybe he didn't know what being loved fealt like. Being loved becuase of who he is not becuase he is
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