Never mind if she sat out on her balcony at home sometimes and fought the urge to find him again, wondered… — Akwaeke Emezi
Never mind if she sat out on her balcony at home sometimes and fought the urge to find him again, wondered what they could be like if they hadn’t crashed together the way they had, wondered what could have been in another timeline.
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