Even The Starts Looked Away
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They say the people who hurt us the most are the ones we never meant to fall for.
The ones whose names we swore we'd only say casually, whose faces we promised ourselves we wouldn't memorize.
And yet, somewhere between late-night talks and shared silences, they become the kind of presence you can't imagine your life without.
This is a story about her - the girl who walked into my life quietly, and left like she was never here at all.
It's about the things we never said, the touches that lingered too long, and the love we kept hidden because the world had already decided it wasn't ours to have.
Some people believe heartbreak is a single moment.
I know now it's a thousand tiny ones.
And hers was the kind of love that taught me every single one of them.
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