France_Gaspar
Every Thursday, Sela takes the same train home.
She doesn't believe in fate. She believes in routines, crowded platforms, and getting home before the evening rush.
Then she meets Eris.
A stranger who somehow knows how she takes her coffee. A woman who looks at her with a familiarity Sela can't explain. Someone whose presence feels less like meeting for the first time and more like remembering something she was never supposed to forget.
Sela should be unsettled.
Instead, she falls.
Quietly at first. Then all at once.
But the closer they get, the more Sela begins to notice the strange things about Eris-the questions she won't answer, the moments when she seems afraid of something Sela can't see, and the way she holds onto every ordinary moment as if it might be their last.
Because there are some things Eris knows that Sela doesn't.
And some things, once remembered, can change everything.
A slow-burn GL romance about love, memory, fate, and the terrifying possibility that sometimes finding the right person isn't the same as getting to keep them.
π Every Thursday, she finds her.
π The question is whether this time will be different.