orbiting only you
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They fall in love in the spring, the way people do — gradually, and then completely, and then past completely into something that doesn't have a softer word.
She tells the story. She is warm and precise and self-aware, and she loves him in a way that sounds, from the inside, exactly like the most natural thing in the world. From the outside — if there were an outside, if anyone were still standing there to look — it would sound like something else.
Over the course of one year, the world around them gets very quiet. People stop appearing. Winter comes. The orbit closes.
They are so happy. That's the thing. They are genuinely, completely, terrifyingly happy.
You are reading this from inside her head, and she is not going to warn you about anything because she doesn't think there's anything to warn you about.
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- Part 1 of orbiting only you
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Summary
They fall in love in the spring, the way people do — gradually, and then completely, and then past completely into something that doesn't have a softer word.
She tells the story. She is warm and precise and self-aware, and she loves him in a way that sounds, from the inside, exactly like the most natural thing in the world. From the outside — if there were an outside, if anyone were still standing there to look — it would sound like something else.
Over the course of one year, the world around them gets very quiet. People stop appearing. Winter comes. The orbit closes.
They are so happy. That's the thing. They are genuinely, completely, terrifyingly happy.
You are reading this from inside her head, and she is not going to warn you about anything because she doesn't think there's anything to warn you about.
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- Part 2 of orbiting only you