The Space Between Us

The Space Between Us

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"If I'd told you back then, would it have changed anything? Maybe not. But at least you would've known that someone loved you beyond reason." What if the most beautiful story you never knew was waiting for you... hidden in an old attic, tucked away behind dust and forgotten memories? A story of love that couldn't be spoken, of hearts that quietly ached and lives that never forgot. Of laughter, sunlight, and moments that live forever in someone else's memory. It's not about who loved who, or if it was returned. It's about the weight of unspoken words, the ache of what was never yours to hold, and the beauty of remembering anyway. Some stories don't end. Some loves linger, even when the world has moved on. Will you open the pages... and let them stay with you forever?
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The world didn't end in fire or chaos. It ended in silence. One moment, I was in class, staring out the window, half-listening to my professor drone on about deadlines. The next, a deafening blast shook the ground, a flash of blinding white swallowing everything around me. And then-nothing. When I opened my eyes, the lecture hall was empty. The seats, the desks, the bags students had left behind-everything was still there. But the people? Gone. I ran. Through the hallways, down the stairs, into the streets. I screamed for someone-anyone. The roads were lined with abandoned cars, doors hanging open like their owners had simply vanished mid-step. The air felt wrong, too still, too quiet. Even the wind had disappeared. Heart pounding, I reached home. My mother's slippers were by the door. Her cup of tea was on the table, still warm. But she wasn't there. No one was. I checked my phone. No calls. No messages. Just an empty world staring back at me. Then, after fifteen minutes of suffocating silence-my phone buzzed. A Weverse notification. "Anyone there?" It was BTS. The only proof that I wasn't completely alone. But if we were still here... where did everyone else go? And why do I have a feeling that we're running out of time?

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