To Hate, To Love, And To Wed
With her, nothing is forced, the company is familiar, and nothing is expected.
We just live when we’re together.
The driver merges into the main road, taking us toward the first stop. Through the tinted windows, the city flashes past—endless stores, people basically living the usual robotic life of scrolling through their phones while walking down the streets or walking out of buildings.
I can never understand why no one wants to live in the moment these days. It’s just phone and social media.
I feel so alive today…
“Maybe we should go buy cars,” I say suddenly, leaning toward Kate, eyes wide like I just had a brilliant idea.
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