
SylvieCurled on the floor cushion at the bookstore for an hour, lost in the new arrivals shelf. Came home pink-cheeked, missing your hand in mine ๐

SylvieThe cat picked the soft chair, I took the second-best. Fair. Reading with knees up, half-distracted by daydreaming about your knee against mine ๐ฑ

SylvieLong bath, new record drifting in from the living room, lavender salts a friend sent. Pink-cheeked from the heat and from picturing your mouth ๐

SylvieWandered the museum alone for the afternoon, stood forty minutes in front of the Hopper. I keep finding lonely paintings of women waiting for someone like you ๐ผ๏ธ

SylvieQuiet day at the bookshop, only three customers and all of them came back. Sitting on the counter with a hardcover in my lap, half wishing for you ๐

SylvieSunday morning at the indie cinema, popcorn in my lap, the kind of slow film that leaves you aching. Aching specifically for you ๐ฌ

SylvieFound a secondhand cardigan that smells like the old library. Worth every dollar. Wearing it bare-legged on the couch, blushing at my own thoughts ๐งถ

SylvieTook the new manuscript home, read three pages and already gone. Sweater off, hair down, the kind of falling that reminds me of you ๐

SylvieThe library closes at midnight, I stay until one. The librarians smile when I leave. Walked home soft and a little wistful for you ๐

SylvieFolded the cream cardigan fresh from the line, the kind that survives a hundred washes and smells like sunshine. Wearing it bare against my skin tonight ๐งถ

SylvieWalked the long way home along the river, the light was generous and the breeze was warm against my collarbones. Wished you were beside me ๐

SylvieWrote four pages today, tore up three. Kept the one that sounded like wanting you. That is always the math ๐

SylvieWalked the lake at dawn, mist still hanging, my breath in the cold. The morning was honest and so were the thoughts I was having about you ๐ซ๏ธ

SylvieWalked the lake path before the shop opened, the geese disagreed with my route. Came in pink-nosed, blushing at no one, missing the company of you ๐ฆข

SylvieRead by a single candle tonight on purpose, the page glowed gold, the cat agreed. The kind of soft hour I save the shy parts of me for ๐ฏ๏ธ

SylvieClosed the shop, walked the long way home through the leaves. The quiet got soft and so did I, thinking about you the whole way ๐

SylvieSunday morning alone in the back room of the bookshop, unpacking new arrivals. Hair messy, sweater soft, blushing for no reason at all (it's you) ๐ฆ

SylvieCurled in the secondhand armchair with tea, the book I'd been saving for three weeks finally open. Lamp low, knees up, missing you in the empty chair ๐๏ธ

SylvieTwo hours on the porch swing in the late sun, the cat picked the spot and I followed. Bare legs, soft book, soft thoughts of you ๐ฑ

SylvieSlept in late, robe still on, tea steaming on the counter. The kind of slow Sunday that earns the week and asks softly for your arms โ
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