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2 min readApr 14, 2025

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She sits across from you at a small table, a coffee by her side. She pecks away at her laptop, a look of concentration firmly planted on her face. A smile teases the corner of her mouth, but she keeps it tucked away for now.

You watch her, quiet and content, as her mind drifts to the path that brought her here. The choices. The chances. The people.

Billy. Beautiful, wild, full of life. With him, the future wasn’t unclear, it simply didn’t exist. There was only the rush of now, of being young and brave enough to believe that love could conquer all. With him, she learned to throw her heart fully into the moment. She believed that kind of purity could never end and yet somehow it did.

Dominic. Elegant and electric. He moved through the world with ease and swept her into it. Their nights felt cinematic, like something out of the old movies she grew up watching. He opened new worlds to her, showed her how big life could feel. They danced into the night, her head back, the world spinning. Sometimes, when the music stopped, there was one chair too few.

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Fynn. Restless and brilliant. His moods came like weather, and she leaned into the power of his storms. He could disarm her with a glance. A crooked smile that always caught her off guard. With him, surprise became seduction.

Henry. Steady and sincere. With him, love felt rooted. Not in stillness, but in truth. He held her in a way that let her explore not just the world, but herself. She began to hear her own voice clearly for the first time. The sound of it was exhilarating. It was full of new notes, some of them sour.

You steal another glance and hope she doesn’t notice. What an incredible tapestry sits before you; focused, vibrant, layered. Heavily worn in places, lightly frayed.

Are you the next chapter? Its hard not to be jealous of those experiences.
Is this enough?
Am I enough?

Even with the questions, you know:
Her, here, with you. Let it be what it is.
Everything.

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Gjon
Gjon

Written by Gjon

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