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Things Left Unsaid

Author: Feli_love
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-07-09 17:31:20

POV: Adrian

Adrian didn't think much of his grocery trip. Just a few essentials: eggs, milk, and some snacks for Nora. The sky was overcast, that dull gray hue that made everything feel slightly lifeless. He took his time walking back, not out of fatigue but because the silence allowed his mind to wander.

Since that night, almost, his feelings for Amelia had shifted. It wasn’t due to anything she had done, but rather what remained unspoken between them.

As he approached the safehouse, something unusual caught his attention.

A crumpled piece of paper caught in a bush by the front gate.

He hesitated, balancing the grocery bag on his arm, and reached for the scrap of paper. It was folded and slightly damp from the morning dew. He glanced around and saw no one nearby.

He opened it.

Just one word.

Adrian.

Written in neat handwriting; the kind you use when you’re trying to maintain composure even if your hands are trembling.

His name.

He felt a rush of recognition. It was unmistakably Ameli
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