It was just another moment of insanity. He flung the files away, threw his muffler aside and held his head in his hands. He couldn’t take it anymore. How different could his fate be had it not been for that fateful summer morning. He was losing control over his conscious, letting it flow back to that one morning..
It was a sunny May day. Perfectly regular. Burnt omelets for breakfast, the crumpled clothes which he considered uber-cool, the same monotonous commute in the Metro. Everything was so usual. Even God couldn’t have predicted that day.
But it had to happen. All the roads led to that square that day. No escape. He wouldn’t have wanted it either.
His eyes were flushed red. Something was knotting inside him.
Where am I? Back to senses.
He felt helpless. The tide of destiny had drifted him far too away from his comfort. It was all hazy before his eyes. He couldn’t go back now. And he could see no way ahead.
And he realised, it was the day for which he’d been living all his life. The journey which he set out on had reached its destination. The task on his shoulders had been accomplished. The elixir of life couldn’t delude him further.
He could see the city from there. How hopelessly people entangle themselves in the chores of life. The meaning to his existence had been found. One deep breath, and he set himself free from the last shackle that kept him tied. It was the time for a new start.