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Every pause is deliberate. Every paragraph closer to letting something slip. She writes like she’s undressing herself — but only in your imagination.
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The paper taped to the wall fluttered. It was a list of goals. One of them had my name on it.
Her finger twitched when she brushed her cheek. That happened every time she remembered something sad.
She tucked her knee into her chest. That’s the position she slept in when sad.
Nobody edits in a bruise like that — faint, right below her shoulder. I gave her that mark. From passion, not violence.
She tapped her pen on her thigh while waiting for a thought to settle.
She changed the music mid-scene. That song was “ours.” I guess not anymore.
The hoodie was too big, sleeves dragged. That was mine. She always wore it when she felt like disappearing.
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A scribbled notebook shows up beside her — names, thoughts, maybe scripts, maybe not.
Her breath stutters when you least expect., captured not for clout but for craving In Woodworth, moans don’t follow scripts, they break them. like friction caught on film — chaotic, raw, unstoppable
She pulls her shirt over the lens. — completely unscripted and brutally honest That’s the ending., captured not for clout but for craving
She breathes slower than you’d expect., fully embracing the spotlight from her own space That pace burns. — making authenticity the new fantasy
Her sentence stumbles — and that glitch hits harder than a script ever could.
She charges per fantasy — welcome to Woodworth. Reality here is priced per minute.
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She glanced at her door twice. That used to mean her roommate was about to interrupt. It felt like the past slipped into the present.
The camera refocused — and caught my initials etched on her bookshelf. It was like opening a box I sealed years ago.
The chair wobbled — same annoying squeak from our old kitchen set. I caught myself leaning closer.
She wrapped her arms around herself — comfort, not cold. Every detail felt intentional.
I recognized the hum of the old fridge in the background. Still broken. It felt like the past slipped into the present.
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