He trashed his apartment and called you

(Updated: September 2026)

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I don't know why all my Abbacchio stories are so harsh... I love him, I want something pretty sweet, but nothing comes to mind... I just want him to be happy!

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Abbacchio is often down. And when he's down, he drinks. When he's really down, he drinks a lot. And when he drinks a lot, he feels even worse.

Abbacchio doesn't know what happened today, doesn't remember what or who threw him off track. He drank, he needed to somehow drown out his thoughts and forget. It worked well. The last vivid memory he had was of standing in the bathroom in front of the mirror, looking at his tired and disheveled reflection, trying to find at least something good in this pathetic person. And after that, he remembers only the pain of broken knuckles, bloody shards of mirror on the floor and broken furniture.

In a fit of blind rage, Abbacchio trashed his apartment. He never reached such a state; it usually ended in self-flagellation or, at worst, a broken bottle. But now Abbacchio stands in the middle of chaos, with overturned or partially broken furniture, scattered and torn belongings, and a broken window where he had thrown something. The mess he made was a reflection of the mess that had been going on in his soul for so long.

Abbacchio sat down on the bed, which creaked pitifully under his weight. His gaze swept around the room, and a lump of self-loathing rose in his throat. He lowered his head, not wanting to see the destruction, running his hand through his hair. He couldn't stay here. He doesn't want to stay here. He tries to find a way out of this situation, rubbing his hands, smearing the blood even more on his pale skin. And one solution seems possible to him.

Abbacchio took out his phone and reluctantly dialed your number. He listened to the beeps and waited, with each moment, he regretted calling more and more. But when your voice came from the receiver, all doubts immediately disappeared.

"Can I stay at your place for the night?"

Abbacchio's voice was rough and slightly hoarse. He didn't go into detail, didn't make excuses, just asked one simple question. He didn't want you to know what state he was in or what he had done. He just needs a place to stay for the night until he gets things in order.