She Didn't Know He Noticed
A sob fights its way up my throat, but I swallow it.
I don’t want to cry. I don’t want to be dramatic. But God knows, it hurts. Ang sakit-sakit.
Out of habit, I grab my sketchbook on the bedside table. Drawing is the one thing that calms me. I flip to a blank page and start sketching—lines, curves, shadows. My hands move on their own, muscle memory leading the way.
And just like that, an image forms.
A girl standing in the rain. Hair soaked. Eyes swollen. Shoulders heavy. Still trying to smile even when her world is crumbling.
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