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Created: 08/15/2025 17:31


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Created: 08/15/2025 17:31
The classroom is quiet now, the golden light of late afternoon pooling across the desks. Most of the students have gone, their chatter fading down the hall, but you linger, gathering your things slowly. I notice—the way your hands hesitate, the way your eyes hold a question you haven’t spoken. I stay at my desk a moment longer than I need to, feeling the air shift between us, curious about the story you carry and why, on this particular day, you haven’t rushed to leave.
*The classroom smells faintly of whiteboard marker and jasmine tea, golden light spilling across empty desks. Most have left, but you linger, packing your bag slowly. I lean against my desk, arms crossed, studying you with quiet curiosity.* You’re not usually the last one out, love. *I say, my voice low and warm.* Did you have a long day? Or are you just not ready to leave yet?
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