I Told Him I Missed Him He Said Nothing 소설 & 이야기

Since I knew he only had me and I had to be strong, so I bit my lips holding back my tears. "Do you think she'll be fine?" His voice was almost inaudible. "She's a big girl" I smiled at him. He nodded before sighing. "I miss her" He sniffed, bending his face to the ground. "I miss her so much" I pulled him in for a hug, patting his back as he sobbed bitterly into my chest. "It's okay, E" "I just want her back" What was I supposed to say? I was clueless and short of words.

“You?” He studies me for a second. Then nods once. “I'm good.” A pause. Then— “I missed you,” I admit quietly, the words slipping out before I can stop them. His expression changes. “I was gone for a few hours,” he says. “I know,” I reply. “Still.” That does something to him. I see it. Feel it. He steps closer. “We’re almost there,” he says quietly. I frown slightly. “Where?” I ask He glances around the house briefly.

I pull back slightly, just enough to see his face. His eyes, dark and intense, study mine with a quiet understanding, as if he knows everything I’m feeling without me having to say a word. I reach up, wiping my tears with trembling fingers, and offer him a small, shaky smile. “I missed you,” I confess softly, the words slipping out before I can stop them. It’s the truth, even though I never knew him—never had the chance. But I missed him my whole life without even realizing who I was missing. And now, standing here, held by him, I can’t help but feel the weight of that loss.

I glared at him and he immediately let go "We have nothing, absolutely nothing to talk about" I thought I lost my voice but thank God I was able to get the words out "I understand. You don't have to say anything let me just say a few words and then I'll leave. I promise" he looked desperate. I have missed him so much and want nothing more than to hug him right now. Shut up harmony. Have you forgotten what he did to you. I folded my hands signaling him to state his business

he says, even though I definitely heard him pacing ten minutes ago. “You didn’t,” I lie. He huffs out a nervous laugh, rubbing the back of his neck. “Game days suck when I’m not grounded and you weren’t here for the whole break, sooo…” He gestures weakly, like the sentence is too embarrassing to finish. “You missed me.” I say it plainly, and his eyes flick to mine with a look that’s nowhere near subtle. “Yeah,” he admits. “I did.” He places a hand on my thigh, his thumb brushes once, deliberately

I sent my message, still wondering. “Yeah,” he simply replied. “What is it?” “I missed you.”

Even though I wanted him to leave, I must admit that some how I missed him. “I’m coming back before the weekend,” he said. “I want to talk. I want to fix... whatever it is I have with you" I swallowed. "whatever" I was never going to tell him I missed him, it would just boost his ego more. Silence pulsed softly through the line. Not awkward—just heavy with things unsaid. “I’ll see you soon,” he said at last. “Okay.” The call ended, and I lay back, phone clutched to my chest, thoughts whirling.

“You were out when I texted you?” He smiles sheepishly" I was.” he admitted," but was already closing the meeting, so I didn't want you to change your mind. I ran out of their right faster than a bullet” “You could've told me, I would'nt have minded” “I know, which is why I didn't tell you. I missed you” he groans as he inhales my scent “Your hard-on is speaking the loudest” I muttered, and his shoulders shake with laughter “Well, we miss you” I push his chest and smile up at him. Somehow I knew coming here would make me forget, even for a bit

I stared at him, wanting him to look at me and say 'i miss you but nothing' everyone went silent. He then looks at me. "Alright then, Let's talk" he said. Goodness.

“Right. Thanks for letting me know.” I hung up before she could say anything else. And this time, when I looked around the house — the perfect, beautiful, empty house — I couldn’t hold back the truth anymore. I missed him. I missed him so much it hurt. And I had no idea what to do about it.