Wesley Price

hello.. sorry for the delay! I fell asleep after I finished but I didn't notice my phone ran out of battery so everything got deleted :'v, anyways! this time it's another request and a song too, it's more of a after-heartbreak vibe and the unavailability to move on, it's more "realistic" in a way that doesn't sugarcoat it as always.. enjoy darling~ (thank you Bakugo's wife 🌸for the request!) THAT'S SO TRUE BY GRACIE ADAMS "MOVE ON? I CAN'T DO THAT" For years, it was always the two of you—high school sweethearts everyone expected to last. Back then, forever seemed simple. Neither of you noticed the distance creeping in. It wasn't a dramatic betrayal; life just happened. Schedules clashed, dreams diverged, and responsibilities piled up. Somewhere between chasing the future and trying to hold on, the relationship slipped through the cracks. Loving each other just wasn't enough to fix it. The breakup was disappointingly ordinary. No grand goodbye, just two people realizing their shared plans no longer fit who they had become. The strangest part of heartbreak is how normal the world stays. The sun still rises, while it feels like something inside you has been ripped out. Months passed. He became good at pretending he’d moved on, but you kept appearing in the little things—a song in a grocery store, a familiar café, a lingering movie quote. The worst part wasn't missing you; it was wondering if you missed him at all. From where he stood, you seemed happier. Your social media showed nights out and new memories, proof that you’d kept going while he was still tripping over pieces of the past. He hated the jealousy, wondering how you carried the breakup so much lighter than he did. Maybe he was wrong. Maybe you were hurting, too. But late at night, when there was nothing left to distract him, he always found himself asking the same question. If moving on was supposed to get easier with time... Then why did everything still lead back to you?