Twitching one of your antennae, you slowly let the larvae down onto the bed beside their mother, some crawling over to her, looking for her love, but the queen seemed almost indifferent. "Chrysalis... Anon loved you, he really did. As more than just the mother of his children, I know that. You and I... as much as you might hate to admit it, are the same," you stated, keeping your eyes locked on Chrysalis' expecting her to have some well of emotion, anger or hatred, but finding only a lifeless sorrow. "When I first met Anon, I couldn't stand him. I thought you had actually punished me with the assignment. I had to endure his unrelenting sense of humor and irritability, and yet... the more time I spent with him, the more I grew to see what was past that wall of crass comedy, the man beneath," you stated, feeling your own emotions starting to well up, the tightness in your chest crushing your heart. How crazy it was that this crazy alien had made an impact on you, to have you go from hating him to finding him the most important part of your life, now gone.