His mother abandoned him; his mother is an alcoholic.
He lived in his aunties; he was brought up in an orphanage.
He is a successful writer; he is a ruthless murderer.
He was using him, because of which, he is prosperous.
He lied to him about the name of the book; he believed him.
He took him as a means to the end; he regarded him as the only friend.
He shared everything with him, even the hardest night in his life.
He told him his story as a bait, to intrigue him to fire away.
He consistently asked him for help, he took them as torture.
He wrote to him; he never replied.
He went to the execution scene, to show some mercy; he was grateful.
He said he did everything he could; he was understandable.
He did not intend to cry, but finally repentance got him; he did not struggle with the rope.
He finished his book; he finished his life.
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