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If she stopped now, you’d chase the end anyway. You don’t even know what you’re hoping for — just that you want it to keep breathing.
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She sniffled subtly. She only did that when trying not to cry. And I know what she was thinking about.
Her left foot tapped lightly. It’s how she used to keep time while pretending to listen.
She lingered by the window a second too long. That’s where we used to smoke and whisper dumb promises.
The charger blinked twice, paused, blinked again. Same cheap brand I always told her to replace.
The silence between her words spoke louder than her voice. That was always her style.
Her voice cracked between syllables. Not from cold — from holding too much for too long.
She glanced at the clock without meaning to. Same time we used to meet every Thursday.
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One earlobe., with every glance daring the viewer to come closer That’s enough. — making authenticity the new fantasy
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She pulls her shirt over the lens., captured not for clout but for craving That’s the ending. in a way that feels dangerously intimate
She speaks without sound., with the kind of pressure that rewrites how silence feels The silence is loaded with intention. in a way that feels dangerously intimate
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She blew out a candle. That scent used to linger on my pillows. No part of that moment felt fake.
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.
She fiddled with her necklace — not sexy, but like it was armor. No other stream ever hit like this one.
She pulled a blanket tighter. I remember buying that blanket on a snowy weekend. Every detail felt intentional.
The desk was cluttered — chaos I once called charming. It felt like the past slipped into the present.
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