Chapter 1- life end's

Author's Note :- " Please read the Auxiliary chapter to get the better understanding of novel"

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In the dead of night, a young boy was walking down the street, lost in thought.

He was speaking to himself, admitting that he had spent all his money on a new game.

And was now broke for a few days until he received his next payout from his part-time jobs.

After taking a deep breath and sighing, he realized that life was not good for him.

The only escape he had from reality was reading novels and playing games because he had no friends and didn't remember his parents.

They had left him on the streets when he was just a few days old.

He grew up under the care of an old lady who found him on the streets,

but unfortunately, the lady passed away when he was eleven years old.

He inherited the old lady's house and a small amount of money that she had saved for him.

At an early age, he started working part-time jobs to earn some money,

but he barely made enough to make a living. However,

he did secure a scholarship from the school because of his intelligence and good grades.

"Honk!" "Honk!"

"Tires screeching"

Suddenly, his thoughts were interrupted by the noise then he saw a car heading towards him.

Before he could react, he was hit by the car. An intense pain shot through his body, making his head dizzy.

He wondered,

"Am I going to die?"

while trying hard to keep his eyes open.

But it was impossible as time went on, and the background noise became distant.

Suddenly, his body became numb, and the pain subsided.

He wondered why he wasn't feeling pain anymore and why his surroundings were getting darker.

Instead, He began to feel warm and thought,

"So, is this death?"

This was his last thought before he lost his consciousness.

And then, within the darkness, his soul appeared to be moving towards a faint bit of distant light.

An irresistible force, like gravity, pulled his soul towards the light, which seemed to grow brighter and closer until it became too bright to look at.

Finally, the light faded away."