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Between warmth and distance

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Chapter 1 - CHAPTER 2 Where My Heart Never Moved

I confessed.

It was no longer

between school bells

or silent glances across a classroom.

It was at the edge

of everything we once were.

He blocked me.

And after that,

I never tried to be seen again.

Even when fate placed us

in the same space,

I chose to hide—

like a memory that didn't belong anymore.

School ended.

And life… moved forward

even when my heart didn't.

I stepped into a new world—

white uniforms,

long hospital corridors,

learning how to care for lives

while quietly forgetting how to hold my own.

He left too—

to another country,

another life,

studying, building a future

that never had me in it.

Time passed…

and one day—

he came back into my sight.

This time,

he was the one who spoke first.

And I—

I fell again.

I started seeing him…

again.

Not in classrooms anymore,

but in brief moments,

unexpected places,

like fate refusing to let go completely.

But this time,

it wasn't just warmth hidden inside

and calmness outside.

My hands trembled.

My body betrayed me.

The shiver didn't stop

even after he left—

it stayed,

until something else

forced my mind away.

This time,

I didn't wait for destiny.

I ran towards it—

towards him—

every single day,

just to see him.

In a crowd,

he still felt like light,

like warmth.

Maybe he was just a side character

in the world's story—

but in mine,

he was always the main one.

That's how it is

in my life.

To everyone,

he is just an ordinary person.

And me…

I am just an extra

in his story.

But in my world,

he is everything

extraordinary.

Four years have passed

since I fell in love with him.

In the heat of a love

That still burns inside me.

One year six months

since I last saw him.

Six months

since I last heard his voice.

Three months

of sending messages

that slowly faded into silence.

But my feelings…

they never moved.

They stayed—

exactly where they began.

The only thing I still do,

and maybe will never stop,

is wishing him

on his birthday.

Even if his eyes

never turn towards me…

mine—

never learned

to look at anyone else.

Only him.