Girls That Finish The Job
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The fading afternoon sun cast long, golden shadows across the quiet room, each dust mote dancing in the warm, honeyed light. He watched her from the doorway, his breath catching at the serene curve of her neck as she gazed out the window. She turned slowly, her eyes meeting his with a softness that made his chest ache, a silent conversation passing between them in the hushed stillness. He crossed the room, his steps quiet on the worn floorboards, drawn to her like a tide to the shore. Her hand, when it found his, was warm and certain, their fingers intertwining as if they were always meant to fit together just so. He could feel the steady, trusting rhythm of her pulse against his palm, a quiet drumbeat answering the unspoken question in his heart. She leaned into him, her forehead resting against his shoulder, and he breathed in the gentle scent of her hair, a mix of sunshine and vanilla. In that suspended moment, the world outside ceased to exist, all of its noise and worry melting away into the quiet intimacy they had built. A single, perfect tear traced a path down her cheek, not of sorrow, but of a profound, overwhelming peace that finally felt within reach. He gently brushed it away with his thumb, his touch a silent vow, as they stood wrapped in the golden silence, the job of mending two broken halves finally, beautifully, complete.
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