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The sound effect was wet and sickening.
He did. He fed it the lunches he had forgotten to pack, the pet names he'd taken back, the promises he'd left with the door half-closed. Each gift made the sapling grow a little stronger, and with strength came light—clear and honest, not the buzzing, guilty glow of things kept in the dark.
He was playing as Judas, his favorite character—high damage, low health, living on the edge. He had just cleared a room in the "Catacombs" when the glow of the bottom screen flickered.
The screen flickered again. The "NO" button began to grow, pulsating like a boil. The pixel art of the room began to bleed—colors running into each other, turning the Catacombs into a smear of browns and reds.
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