think that i'd suffocate

Wilbur is a disappointment. He can hardly do any magic, can't for the life of him remember his notes, and is being bullied despite being the son of one of the most powerful witches to ever exist.But when he runs out into the forest one late afternoon and finds more than just trees and damp grass, he slowly comes to learn that maybe his life isn't so bad after all, and that some people do- in fact- care.Or~~~~Wilbur is the unreliable narrator to end all unreliable narrators because self-deprecation goes brrrrrrrr. So, when he accidentally bonds with possibly the most powerful familiar out there (Tommy ;) a lot of things change, including those fucked up thought patterns. [Titles from the song Ashes by Stellar]