For a while, You were my Always
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They met in a place where nothing serious was meant to happen.
But somehow, something real found its way through late night calls, quiet laughter, and promises that felt like forever.
It wasn't fast.
It wasn't loud.
But it felt safe.
Until something changed.
Now, she's trying to make sense of everything.
What was real, what was just words,
and when exactly forever started to feel temporary.
"For a While, You Were My Always" is a story about love found in the quiet, lost in the silence, and the kind of healing no one sees coming.
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