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Then We Don't [Harry Styles fanfic]
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Ongoing, First published Jun 13
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Then We Don't
What if the person you let go was the only one who ever truly saw you?

When Katie returns to her hometown after years away, she isn't looking for closure, just space to breathe. But the past doesn't stay buried in Holmes Chapel, especially not when Harry is still there. Once her best friend, first love and now a stranger with familiar eyes.

As memories resurface and old feelings spark, Katie must choose: stay hidden in the life she built, or risk everything for the one she left behind.

A story about timing, almosts, and the people we never really forget.

"It's not the memory I ache for. It's the boy who used to look at me like I was the whole song."

"If she could change the story-
He could change the soundtrack."
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It was just a contract. A few months in Italy. A kitchen to myself. A moody client who was never around. Except he was. Barefoot, distant, too polite. And I was-unfortunately-already starting to care. He didn't ask for company. I didn't ask for complications. But somewhere between shared breakfasts and late-night apologies, something shifted. And now I'm trying not to feel everything all at once-for a man who won't even call me his, not out loud. They said don't fall for your boss. They didn't warn me what to do when he starts falling back.