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Still Yes
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    Time 1h 49m
Complete, First published Jul 19, 2025
Mature
Lyria Slade has spent her life surviving. Fixing her own broken things. Locking her own doors. Needing no one. Until a busted garbage chute, a leaking faucet, and a citywide blackout shove her into the orbit of Damian Cross-the quiet, steady neighbor across the hall who repairs broken things without being asked.

He offers time. He offers trust.
He asks for nothing in return.

As leaking ceilings give way to late-night kitchens and shy hands tangling across a shared couch, Lyria is forced to confront the terrifying truth: not every kindness demands a price. Some people stay. Some people hold you gently, even when you're all sharp edges.

Still Yes is a slow-burn story of found family, quiet healing, and love built not in grand gestures, but in the small, steady moments no one else sees.
The ones that last.
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