In The Language Of Loss

One loss shattered them.
Now they're all pretending it didn't.

The house is full again.
Full of people who don't talk about the grief.
Full of secrets that slip through cracks in the walls.
Full of glances that last too long, touches that mean too much, and goodbyes that never stick.

Everyone's trying to move on.
No one really has.
Not the ones who stayed. Not the ones who left.
Not the ones who fell in love when they shouldn't have.
And definitely not the ones who still don't know how to say it out loud.

This is a story of slow-burning tension, kitchen table confessions, late-night dances, hallway arguments, and the kind of love that's messy, real, and hard to name.

They don't know how to ask for help.
They don't know how to stay.
But they're learning.

Because sometimes, family isn't who you're born to.
It's who you bleed with, fight with, fall apart with-
and still choose, even when it hurts.

In the Language of Loss is a grief-soaked, chaos-laced, love-drenched story about staying soft when life gets sharp-and finding home in the people who see you anyway.