When We Meet Again
Even the idea of sorting through my belongings feels like a monumental task, one I’m not ready to face just yet.
"My home will always be yours," Abel says softly, his tone laced with sincerity. There’s something comforting in the way he says it, like he’s offering me a sanctuary, a place where I can finally let go of the weight I’ve been carrying. "I would have asked you to move in with me, but maybe it's a little soon," he adds nervously, a hint of color rising to his cheeks as he scratches the back of his neck. Despite everything, I chuckle at his awkwardness, the sound surprising me in its lightness.