In a haste, she marched towards him.Her heart pounded violently against her chest, each step slightly uneven, almost betraying her urgency. It felt too slow—this walking, this distance. If she could, she would have erased the space between them in a blink.As the gap closed, her eyes flickered past him.There was someone behind him—a woman—surrounded, almost swallowed by a cluster of people waving documents, voices overlapping, pressing in on her from every angle. The woman looked like she was trying to escape, but they kept closing in, choking her space.Matilda paused for the briefest second.That doesn’t concern me.Her gaze snapped back to him. To this moment.Nothing else mattered.Before she even realized it, she was right in front of him.Her hands stretched out—bold, deliberate, braver than she felt.“Hey.”He looked up from his phone, slightly startled.“Hey.”“Do you remember me?” she asked quickly, a smile forming—half confidence, half nerves.She could handle this. She al
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