Part Four: You walk, but it doesnât feel like moving. Just dragging your feet on an empty pavement, feeling as if you could drop dead any second and it wouldnât matter. Surprisingly enough, youâre absolutely exhausted. Youâve been walking into nowhere for â 2 hours, now, with your mind racing with terrible thoughts that no one could comprehend or even begin to understand the whole f**king time,, you see lights flickering in the far distance. A small shop thatâs open. Forcing yourself to drag your feet a little more, you open the door, flinching at the chime it makes. An elderly man is standing at the booth, talking with, whom you assume to be his son. They stop talking to turn around and greet their customer. You smile back and fall into a seat next to the fireplace in the back of the shop. The son takes a menu from a shelf inside the booth and walks over to your table to give it to you. Shaking your head, you politely decline and say thereâs no need for a menu, since you only wanted a cup of tea. He nodded and took the menu back, tucking it into the shelf once more. A few minutes later, the son brings out a steaming cup of Chai and sets it carefully on the table. You nod your head as a thank you and he smiles back,, slowly drinking your tea,,, you make the decision that you want to die in the comfort of your own home. Taking a few more slow sips, you finish the glass quickly and pay, rushing out to make it to your house in time. Unfortunately, you could only make it to your door. Before you went to your friendâs house, before your computer had died, you had hired a hitman to take your life. Of course, the hitman didnât know it was an indirect suicide. You fumble with your keys to unlock it, but you feel your knees starting to buckle. The door finally swings open, and you feel the life about to slip out of you. It doesnât hurt, no, but you know youâre dying. You crumple down to the ground, looking at your cats one last time. They stare back, confused why youâre on the floor, not moving. You close your eyes and let sweet, peaceful death take over. Your body slumps to the ground and Veronica sits on your lifeless lap, going back to sleep.