prescilily
Elara has built a life of quiet comforts-mornings filled with coffee steam and well-loved books, evenings wrapped in soft music and solitude. After years of learning how to live gently with herself, she isn't looking for love. Not anymore.
But when Luca-a soft-spoken artist with a past he won't quite name-wanders into her little café one rainy afternoon, something unspoken settles between them. He's all quiet edges and careful pauses, carrying a silence that feels too familiar. Elara recognizes it. She once lived in it, too.
Their connection unfolds slowly-in shared silences, subtle glances, and the steady rhythm of two people relearning how to trust softness after the world has been loud.
This is not a story of grand gestures.
It is a story of healing hands, late-night conversations,
and a love that bloomed gently-
like sunlight creeping across the floorboards