Dear Mr., (Epistolary #3)

EPISTOLARY #3:

Lego had always believed that love lived in kind words and endless praise. He mistook admiration for truth, convincing himself that anything beautiful enough to hear had to be real. Yet he never realized that the deepest forms of love were often the ones left unspoken.

Suprego Fin Añonuevo spent years proving that truth. He became the heart that carried everything Lego could not. He listened without judgment, learned the parts of Lego no one else ever knew, and stayed whenever the weight of the world became too heavy for him to bear.

But loving Lego meant choosing silence over confession. It was easier to carry a hidden heart than to risk losing the quiet privilege of remaining beside him.

Until Aidan Crane Valuardez entered their lives. He was handsome, charming, and every detail Lego had ever listed in his idea of the perfect man.

But the more Lego chased the desire and pleasure Aidan seemed to offer, the less he listened to the one person who had always made him feel loved and understood.

The living diary with a beating heart that had once held every chapter of his life slowly became a blank page, left unread and unwritten.

In a life where pleasure promises a happiness it cannot keep, Lego finds himself losing the one thing he never realized he had: a love that stayed even when it was never chosen.

For some hearts, the greatest loss is not losing who they loved... but realizing too late who had always loved them.