In waiting of Viel

That was when Al was about to turn 25, and Al and I were very happy.

Because it means that Al can leave the military and live an ordinary life with me.

I was somehow invited to work as an assistant in the institute.

Since the beginning of the war, I have had an inexplicable resistance to scientific research, probably related to my body.If they find out that my body is mechanical, they will definitely be curious about the body composition, and maybe it will be turned into their research materials.

I declined their request at first, but they took me away directly later, when Al was not around.

I put on my white coat again. I haven't worn it since the war. The Institute has not been engaged in illegal research on the human body as I thought.Just the usual terrific experiment.

My consciousness often fades out, I don't know why, maybe it's because I haven't taken the medicine for too long, so I don't care.

But what really caught my attention was that about a month later, I was actually required to have a physical examination. They said that in order to prevent me from having infectious diseases, all scientific researchers had to participate in the physical examination.

This kind of thing can only be agreed with gritted teeth.

I am not afraid of the consequences of this, as if this is a bureau, in order to study my artificial mechanical body.

I cooperated very much to prevent them from doing anything aggressive to me. My whole body was scanned by X-rays, and then I had a physical examination. I don’t remember how many examinations I went through, but I only remember that it took more than a day, They were willing to let me go.

Perhaps it was because of Captain Alfred that they singled out me when Alfred was not around.

The anxiety in my heart broke through the sky, and I felt that I might not be able to return to a peaceful life with Al, and Al seemed to know their intentions, so I said to Al with some helplessness: "It's useless, if it rises to the national level, no one will There is no way to stop them."

"Al, trust me, I'll be fine." I tried to smile at Al.

Alfred hugged me tightly, as if he didn't want me to participate in the experiment anymore. "I'm worried."

I suddenly wanted to cry, because I might lose my life as an experimental material, and Al would feel sad for me.

Untouchable.

I was involved with research at the Institute until Al's birthday.

I bought Al a birthday cake with 25 written on it and I wrote "ILUVU" scribbled on the chocolate board

I remember Al coming back late that day, and I was leaning on the table, and the dishes I made were cold.

When I saw Al came back, I quickly got up and wanted to welcome him with a hug, but I suddenly lost my balance and almost fell to the ground. It was Al who caught me.

I took the opportunity to kiss Al, and then I had a big smile on my face: "Happy birthday, Al!"

The strange thing is that Al didn't smile, his eyes were full of determination, he said to me seriously: "I have a mission tomorrow, I made an agreement with them, I accept this mission, you will never go to that research institute again gone."

I was stunned and stunned.

Al continued: "I may go on this mission for a long, long time, you have to wait for me, okay?"

I quickly asked: "Is this mission dangerous? Don't do impulsive things, it might just be..."

Al patted my head, "I promise you that I will definitely come back, so I will definitely come back, and you can live a normal life."

"But, Al, you know I..." I was on the verge of crying.It doesn't matter what I do, the question is whether you will be in danger Al is what I care most about.

Al kissed my forehead and said softly, "Stop talking, let's eat cake."

That day, we talked surprisingly little.

I didn't close my eyes all night, although it was the same in the past, but I didn't do anything, I just lay beside Al and kept thinking about things.

For so long, Al has done a lot for me, but what have I brought to Al?

The dawn will come, and we will part at last.

I got up early and so did Al.

We were tacitly silent, and it seemed that nothing else would be said.

I watched Al leave. I have always chosen to avoid parting.

Al kissed me lightly.

I subconsciously wanted to stretch out my hand to keep Al, but it was as if I had been immobilized by something.

Unable to move, I could only stand there stupidly, looking at Al's back like that.

At this time I will-

A. Tell Al to stay

B.do nothing