Pieces
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Last published Fri, Apr 18, 2025
A soft, introspective love story about healing, timing, and the quiet spaces where two people begin to belong to each other.
Orm is an artist who once loved deeply - and lost just as deeply. Now, she's drifting through the quiet days, trying to find meaning in paint strokes and familiar places that no longer feel the same. When a chance encounter in an art supply store leads her back to a cozy café - and to the girl behind the counter with warm eyes and a gentler kind of gravity - something begins to shift.
Lingling isn't looking for anything, but she notices the way Orm carries her silence. The way she lingers by the window, the way her smile doesn't always reach her eyes. And so, little by little, she makes space - for conversation, for comfort, for the possibility of more.
Inspired by songs like "Pieces" by Keenan Te, "Backburner" by NIKI, "Leftover" by Jeon Wonwoo, and "My You" by Jungkook, Pieces is a story about quiet connections, the tenderness of being seen, and how sometimes, love arrives when you're not ready - but stay anyway.
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