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Morning thoughts

作者: Ipa
last update 公開日: 2026-03-20 23:24:30

I woke up slowly later on that day ,

still wrapped in the quiet aftermath of last night.

The sunlight spilling faintly through the windows, soft and warm on my face.

My heart still thumped, replaying every little moment,

the kiss, his hand brushing mine,

the way he had just let me be when I pulled back, without making it heavy.

I sat there for a long moment,

letting the memories settle, letting them find their place.

Nothing about last night felt wrong.

And yet, everything felt
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