One Bed, Two Hearts

They said it was over.
Not in a clean, mutual way-but in the kind of ending that still lingers in every silence, every glance, every moment they almost speak but don't.
Lucy Chen and Tim Bradford haven't been the same since the breakup. Work is awkward. Conversations are shorter. Everything feels carefully controlled... like if they don't touch the past, it won't cut them again.
Then the storm hits.
A joint case forces them out of the city and into a small, rundown hotel with no power, no signal-and only one available room.
One bed.
Now they're stuck with the one thing they've been avoiding the most: each other.
And somewhere between the silence, the memories, and the space they pretend doesn't matter... it gets harder to remember why they ended in the first place.
Because some hearts don't stop loving just because they were told to stop.