他以為自己一直牢牢抓緊A，到頭來原來只是一場鬧劇。

A皺著眉呼喚他「（B的名字）—」

「我們，」冰冷嫌惡的神情望向他「甚麼都不是。」他轉身而去。A馬上捉緊他的手臂，對方怎麼也不肯轉過頭來。

男人壓低聲音，像說甚麼要緊的事實輕喚對方「（B的名字）⋯」B想甩摔他的手摔不開。

「你聽我說—」一把槍抵著A的下顎，B轉過臉來，卻低下頭，A沒有放手，他此刻只是想看看愛人的臉。

他此刻只是想看看愛人的臉
👆🏽超喜歡快要訣別的時候這樣寫 永遠會想起希臘神話的奧菲斯

In Greek mythology, Orpheus experiences a similarly tragic fate when he disobeys Hades’ one command not to turn around, which is made all the more painful by the reality that he was virtually on the threshold of the living world when he “stopped, turned, looked upon Eurydice his own once more” and views his already dissolving beloved.

Don’t Look Back? – The Oxford Student