ELI “Let’s break up.”I stared at him like I didn’t hear right. The café was loud. There were students behind me laughing, someone playing music too loud through their AirPods, the clink of cutlery and cups, but all I heard were those three words. I blinked once. Twice. My fingers tightened around the paper cup in front of me.“What?” I said. My voice barely came out.Liam didn’t even look up. He kept stirring his drink slowly like it didn’t matter. Like I wasn’t falling apart right in front of him.“I’m done, Eli,” he said. “It’s not working anymore. We’re just… not right for each other.”My chest started hurting. I sat up straighter, feeling that panic crawl up my throat. “Liam, please. Can we just talk? Whatever it is, I can fix it.”He sighed, finally looking at me. His face was calm. Too calm. “You can’t fix this, Eli. You’ve been… heavy. For a while now.”“Heavy?” I repeated, not understanding.“Yeah. Everything with your past, your mom, the scars.” he shrugged. “It’s just too
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