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Tinasha:  She recalled the pride given to her when she was born alone in the world and when she achieved independence as a separate individual.
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Oscar:  Oscar watched his wife.
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Tinasha:  Abruptly, tears filled her dark eyes.
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Oscar:  His heart ached to see it, but he didn’t let his emotions show, as that would only wound her further.
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Tinasha:  She gave him a lonely smile. "It always surprises me how decisive you can be."
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Oscar:  “Yeah? I think this is the only natural conclusion.”
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Tinasha:  “For you, yes.” Tinasha wrapped her arms around him, and he hugged her back tightly. If outside laws induced the alternation and reformation of the world, then it would reach its limit someday, given that each instance carried a significant burden. History had come to an impasse. What would happen beyond that? Everything might collapse. That meant someone had to ease the weight before the implosion. Akashia must have been passed through generations for just such a purpose. Oscar stroked Tinasha’s hair gently. “Besides, if we don’t destroy it, then I know you’ll go back to saying you won’t have my baby. And I don’t want that.”
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Tinasha:  “I never mentioned anything like that.” Tinasha protested, grinning through tears. Forget a baby—it was improbable that Oscar and Tinasha would ever meet at all. Eleterria had been introduced into the world in a blank space in time more than a thousand years before this moment. Everything would be redone from scratch, starting from that distant point. The two of them may not even be born. Even if they were, they could die before reaching adulthood. Oscar was only alive because his mother had used Eleterria to rescue him. In the true flow of history, he’d perished. Allowing any of that to show through his expression would rob Tinasha of the will to go through with this. All Oscar could do was smile at her like it meant nothing. The bit of deception helped ensure she carried no regrets.
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Oscar:  “It’s all right. You don’t need to bear it all alone.” If they didn’t get rid of Eleterria, she would remain the heir, seal it away, and try to live a long life. But that wouldn’t fix the problem. She would be bound to Eleterria as Valt was. So they would end it here, staking everything on a timeline whose fate was unknown. That’s what humans did.
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Tinasha:  Oscar heard Tinasha heave a deep sigh. “You really do see through my every thought.” She looked up at him as a smile like a moonlit flower bloomed on her face.
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Oscar:  He held her tighter.
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Tinasha:  “Oscar… If history changes and everything goes back to how it was, even if no one remembers and I’m never born, I’ll still love you. You are my first. My last. My only.” She swore that to him emphatically, her words filled with conviction. The depth of her feelings for him bled into her voice. She was a rare find. He was lucky to have known her.