Higgs the particle

 Sunny was excited to see his old friend but he knew he shouldn't be because he had adopted a principal which was "Expect disappointment and you'll never be disappointed". 

He regretted to not hug his friend at first but knew in order to save Orion's belt he had to remain strong and sacrifice his human emotions and gave him a letter.


The photo of his daughter on his desk reminded him of the very action that lead to his wife and his daughter dying it was almost as if the photo was there to remind him of the pain he had caused others.


You see, Sunny our protagonist had dreams which he knew having them meant that he had to sacrifice everyone and everything but there came this girl who knew nothing of quantum but she had the key to unlock Higgs true potential and maybe the world would finally see that Sunny's theory that particle had their own consciousness but it just differ from the consciousness that we humans on planet 27(GUA) had.


Sunny who was crazy for his dreams now had to convince Martus to unlock Higgs particle but they both knew that in doing so Martus would end in hel{(planet-19)(VON)} which was the land of the dead.


Sunny had no other option and he had to choose other alternatives in order to know what Higgs held in itself, seeing how passionate he was Martus felt something in her backbone and felt as if she was sent there to help Sunny but in a way that wouldn't send her to hel. 


They both worked for hours and weeks to understand why the particles had the charges they had and to understand higgs they would go so many sleepless nights and one night Martus found herself half asleep on Sunny's lap and the feeling in her backbone now had intensifed and she never thought that she could care about a human this much and no matter what she wanted to spent the rest of her life with our old pal Sunny.


"I LOVE YOU TOO!" Sunny shouted and felt as if he had conquered the world and they got married soon after 


They continued to experiment for a few years but always kept coming short and as time flew Sunny had got more frustrated because he knew the more time he takes the more people die on his planet he almost started to hate himself and was starting to contemplate ending everything but here came the most wonderful thing in the world his baby girl in his arms and he never thought he could care about something this much and he had decided that the failiures he had in person he would rectify by raising that baby girl to the best of his ability.


Martus who was happy but at the same time sad that Sunny had given up on his dreams tried to convince him that he shouldn't give up and continue his pursue but Sunny said "Expect disappointment and you'll never be disappointed". (yes I will punch him at your behalf)


They started to live a normal life everything seemed perfect and nothing can ever ruin this and nothing can ever ruin this and nothing can ever ruin this.


Sunny had killed Martus and Ariadne in their sleep and used their bodies to unlock Higgs potential and now the theory of everything could be held true and planet 27(GUA) would be immortal and saved.


Sunny went to see his old friend and gave him a letter and told him not to open it till the next Saturday.

Sunny was found dead on thursday and the letter had read

"Expect disappoi........


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