You kept attacking. He kept dodging. He loved you as his own. Why are you doing this?

Sans never wanted to do this in the first place. You killed the human. You end up being his nightmare.

Why would you do this? What would killing even get you anywhere.

"Kid I know you're in there. Once in the timelines... we used to be friends... I know you don't want to do this. Just lay your weapon down. And things would be a lot easier."

Sans is sparing you.

Keep attacking.

No I can't.

Just do it. Then you won't have to do anything anymore.

You struggled out of control. You dropped your knife.

He's just going to dunk you. It's better to kill him. We can get our ending.

This isn't a game. They have feelings to.

WHO CARES JUST DO IT!

No.

You walked away out of judgement hall. Sans grabbed your soul in a ping.

"You havent answer my question yet." Said Sans. You kept silent.

"Why are you doing this?" He asked.

You gave up your morals.

...

Just to get a happy ending.

"Because..." you began speaking.

"For an ending. And I don't want to anymore. Not that I think of. Why's that important to you?" You asked.

"Because..." he blushed blue.

"I get it. You loved me as your own. I loved you too. But all I gave you was just... LOVE." You said.

"Y/N..." you shut him off but hugging into his jacket.

"You know... this hasn't got old." You said as you look down expecting bones to rise and kill you already.

Why am I trying?

He wrapped his arms around me. "I will reset. I promise."

Then bones summoned under and shot me into the stomach.

I went to the game over screen. Nothing said this time.

But I will give up for you.

You pressed the reset button.

You fell onto the golden flowers.

You finished the ruins. You went through snowdin.

You saw Sans. He kept his lazy grin.

You ran after him with tears. You jumped into his arms and you hugged him.

He hugged you back closing his eyes at ease.

A/N

Inspired by Stronger than You (In Undertale version)

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Ah... good old days...