เข้าสู่ระบบIt didn’t happen all at once. It was gradual,quiet, and almost unnoticeable… until it wasn’t. He told me casually. “I’ll be out of town for two days,” he said. Just like that. No long explanation. No details. “A project,” he added after a short pause. I nodded. “Okay.” I didn’t think much of it at first. Two days wasn’t long. And it wasn’t like we needed to talk every single day. We were… whatever we were. So I let it go, or at least I thought I did. That night, I found myself staring at my phone longer than usual. Not for any particular reason. Just… checking. His name was there. No message. I told myself it didn’t matter. He was probably busy. And I didn’t want to be that person. The one who overthinks everything The one who expects too much. So I waited. And eventually… I texted. Nothing serious. it was just something simple. “Hope your day went well.” I stared at the message for a few seconds before sending it. Then I lo
After everything that had been happening between us… the closeness, the confusion, the small moments that felt bigger than they should. I started to feel like I couldn’t just ignore it anymore. Not after the way my heart had been reacting. Not after the way I had felt the day before. That quiet jealousy still lingered somewhere inside me. Not loud. But present. And I didn’t like that I couldn’t explain it. That afternoon, things were calmer. The hospital wasn’t as busy, and for once, I wasn’t rushing from one thing to another. I needed that. I needed space to breathe… and maybe to think. I stepped outside for a short break. Just to clear my head. The air felt different outside. Lighter. Slower. I leaned slightly against the railing, staring ahead without really focusing on anything. And then, like always… he appeared. “You always come here when you want to think,” he said casually, walking up beside me. I didn’t look at him immediately. “Maybe,” I
The next day started like any other. Nothing felt different. Nothing warned me. And maybe that was why it caught me off guard. It was early morning. The kind where everything still felt quiet, not fully awake yet. A few minutes late on my way to work, I had stopped by a supermarket to get a few things before heading to the hospital. It wasn’t planned. Just something quick. In and out. At least… that’s what I thought. I walked through the aisles slowly, picking up what I needed, my mind still calm, still half somewhere else. Until I saw him. He was standing a few steps ahead. Talking to someone. A girl. I slowed down without realizing it. It's not too obvious. Not enough for anyone to notice. But enough for me to see everything. I didn’t recognize her immediately. Maybe she was someone from work. Or maybe just someone I had never seen before. But this time… I noticed. Not just her. Him. The way he stood. Relaxed. Comfortable. Like he
The next day seemed bright. At least… it started that way. The hospital was the same. The usual movement, the quiet conversations, the distant sounds of machines, and footsteps passing through the corridors. Nothing had really changed. But something inside me had. I didn’t know when it started. Or maybe I did… I just didn’t want to admit it. I saw him later than usual that day because he had to come pick me up from work . And I don’t know why… but the moment I noticed him, something shifted inside me(as usual) Not loudly. Not in a way anyone else could see. Just… quietly. “Miss P,” he called, that familiar softness in his voice. I turned almost immediately, like my body already knew it was him before my mind caught up. “You’re late today,” I said, trying to sound normal. He shrugged slightly. “Something came up.” Simple. Like always. But then… he looked at me. Not quickly. It's not like he was just passing by.He stayed there for a second lo
After that night, I had to resume work the following morning ,which i did. It was one of those quiet afternoons at the hospital, the kind where the usual chaos seemed to slow down, and the air felt softer, almost forgiving, like the whole place took a breath. I was checking vitals, moving from bed to bed, when I noticed him sitting alone in the small waiting area, "he probably came for his routine check up". his posture relaxed, but his eyes were somewhere else entirely, far away from the room. I walked over, careful not to interrupt whatever thoughts were keeping him there, careful not to break the quiet around him. He looked up as I approached, and for a moment, his usual calm gaze met mine, steady and tired at the same time. “Hey,” he said softly, almost hesitant, like he wasn’t sure if he wanted to talk. “Hey,” I replied, sliding into the seat next to him, keeping a little space between us. The air between us was comfortable, but I sensed something d
The night was quiet, the kind of quiet that made everything else feel sharper every sound, every thought, every heartbeat, even the soft hum of the fan. My room was dimly lit, just enough to see the shadows on the walls, and I kept my phone close, face up, like I was waiting for something I didn’t want to admit. I knew he would call. Somehow, I just knew, the way you know when the air changes before rain. When the call came, my chest jumped. I answered quickly, pretending to be calm, keeping my voice even, but inside… I wasn’t. I could hear his voice, calm as ever, greeting me like it was the most normal thing in the world, like we did this every night. “Miss P,” he said, and I smiled, despite myself, despite the way my pulse kicked. “Hey,” I replied, my voice softer than I intended, a little lower than usual. There was a pause, a quiet laugh from him, like he noticed something in my tone but didn’t point it out, didn’t make it a thing. “You sound tired,” h







