XAVI'S POV“I’m sorry,” he whispered.Then, just like that, the weight broke. I felt a sudden, strange lightness—enough to finally let the hurt go and offer him a small, quiet smile.I continued eating. Throughout the dinner, he stayed quiet, but it wasn't the 'angry' quiet anymore. It was a shared silence. He watched me eat, and sometimes, I’d catch him smiling—just a tiny, almost invisible lift of the corners of his mouth—whenever I’d get excited about the food.I felt happy. Weirdly, dangerously happy. Even if he wasn't talking much, the fact that he was here, with me, in this small bubble of time where no one knew who we were to each other, was enough. For a moment, we weren't step-siblings. We were just a girl and a boy having dinner at 9:00 PM in a quiet mall. Well, that’s how I see it.Kakasakay lang namin sa sasakyan at nananatili pa rin kaming nakapark sa madilim na sulok ng mall garage nang biglang mangyari ang isang himala—nagsalita siya.“I meant what I said about Yuri,” w
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