KaleaSablan
At twenty, she has learned how to keep going.
After losing her brother at a young age, grief became something she grew up alongside-quiet, patient, and always present. Over the years, it made room for more: a close friend that left too soon, and a world that never slowed down long enough for her to catch her breath. By the time she reaches twenty, loss feels both familiar and unbearably close, stitched into the ordinary moments of her life.
When a message pulls her back to a place tied to someone close she lost, she's forced to confront what she's spent years carrying in silence. As memories surface and the present presses in, she begins to question what it really means to heal, to survive, and to live in a world that keeps asking her to move forward. Told with quiet tenderness and aching honesty, What Remains With Me is a story about love, absence, and the invisible weight we learn to hold-and how sometimes, the bravest thing we can do is keep showing up.