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That Fantasy World


Have you ever seen a boy and you weren’t sure whether he was cute or not? He was gorgeous in the physical sense, but there was something about him that repelled, an aura of badness so much that it disfigured his gentle eyes and soft hair and turned him grotesque? Run. Run away from him as fast as you can because you’ve entered a fantasy world where good and evil intertwine like lovers where sometimes princesses relish the feeling of murder and that beautiful prince with a kind smile killed your parents poisons you slowly If something radiates from him like tar, If his handsomeness is rotted with black holes, stay away from him he might be the prince that is evil that ripped out thousands of peasants’ hearts for fun.
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