Time slipped by in unspoken glances and stolen rituals, the kind of moments that threaded themselves into muscle memory without either of them realizing. One semester vanished like mist at dawn, gone before they could name it, yet lingering in the fibers of everything they touched. It had started with shared space, shared schedules, shared silences after class. But somewhere along the way, it had stopped being about the room. Or the textbooks. Or the convenience of two people coexisting. It was about each other now. And they both knew it. Knew it like you know when the rain is about to fall, quiet, inevitable, heavy. They never said a word, but the truth clung to them in every charged pause, every glance that held just a fraction too long. It hummed between them, low and dangerous, like something alive. Jonas had memorized Rafael without trying. The way he tied his towel low and loose on his hips after a shower, water still dripping down
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