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Redacted I met you when I was sixteen, a glance, a laugh across the room. Weeks passed, yet every step I took was searching for you in the crowd. We went for coffee— I hated coffee, so you ordered mine. The worst drink I'd ever tasted, yet perfect, for it carried the thought of you. Wallet in hand, money on the counter, yet you paid. Illogical, I thought, strange— but now I know, logic fades in your presence, and only one truth remains: Because you're you, and I love you. So here I am, saying it again— I love you.
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Feb 24, 2025
Feb 24, 2025 at 3:36 PM UTC
Coffee without logic