Sin, Love, and Virtue

This isn't just a short story called Seven Nights of Sin: The Road of No Return. I just thought the title field looked strange empty, so I filled it in on a whim... Here are a few excerpts. 1: "Hibari, be my witness." He paused, then continued with emphasis: "If one day in the future I forget why I wanted to inherit the Vongola in the first place, and become one of those filthy scum you speak of, then you will have the right to kill me." This was a wager. A high-stakes gamble with his life on the line. What he was betting on was Hibari's unwavering belief in the good in human nature. He was also betting on Tsuna's own choices. Metaphysics, frozen in place, preserves the most beautiful moment of a person's life. It will never fade. 2: A person can have many lovers in their life. But often, the first lover leaves the deepest impression. Then there's no doubt about it: Fran was the interloper, the third party. It was all so inexplicable. Fran picked up the clothes from the floor, brushed off the dust, and pulled them on. Good thing he was an illusionist. He could hide certain things with an illusion and be done with it. He didn't care. Some things, once lost, can never be found again. Forever, and forever. The title has gotten weird again OTZ