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That’s Not Him—But What If It Is?

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I don’t want to see him.

I really don’t.

But God… I do.

And that contradiction is chewing at my insides like acid.

Nick.

He’s not just a name to me. He’s not some random ghost from my past.

He is my past.

My anchor. My compass. My person.

The only human on earth I can say—without flinching—will never, ever betray me.

Because we grew up together. We practically learned to speak each other’s names before we could form full sentences. We didn’t become friends—we just were. From the sandbox to high school, from scraped knees to exam hall meltdowns, from whispered secrets in the middle of the night to long aimless walks because neither of us wanted to go home yet.

You don’t replace that.

Yes, Mia’s sweet. She cares. She really does. But she came into my life when I was already broken. An

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