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Mitchy didn’t expect it to feel like this. Not after everything that had built between them so quickly, so effortlessly. Two strangers who somehow skipped the awkwardness and landed straight into familiarity. With Andra, conversations flowed like they had known each other in another life. There was laughter, curiosity, late-night confessions wrapped in soft vulnerability. It felt safe. It felt real. And maybe that’s why it hurt the way it did. Because when something feels real, you don’t prepare for it to disappear. *** Mitchy is the kind of person who leans in. She listens closely, reads between pauses, remembers the small things people forget about themselves. When she feels something, she doesn’t dilute it.. she lets it exist fully. With Andra, that meant she allowed herself to be present, open, and slowly, quietly attached. Not in a dramatic way. Not in a way that demanded anything. Just… in a way that hoped. But Andra is different. Andra is the kind of person who leans away. Not b...

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