Kyle finds that hard to believe, but that's the difference between his life and being raised in that life. Being raised from the time you were a baby and given no other choices, told there's a reason for this, and you don't see it as wrong.

But then Kyle hasn't faced the end of the world. Not that directly.

Despite being in his shrugs, Kyle moves to settle in the sand next to Philip, knowing he's so caught up in love, in happiness, that he briefly had that moment of forgetting that the rest of the world isn't like that.

"But you won't ever know," he whispers. He thinks about it. He would keep fighting too, every time. "So what will you do here then?"