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I lean against the bar, watching eighty people pretend they haven't aged. ​Then, the crowd shifts. ​The girl I remember wore oversized sweaters and hid in the art studio. In AP English, we spent nine months passing notes and sharing headphones. But graduation came, she left for New York, and our timing ran out. ​The woman walking in tonight is striking in a tailored black blazer, her dark hair falling in polished waves. Classmates greet her, but her eyes scan the room and stop on me. ​Her polite mask melts into a breathless smile. Ignoring the crowd, she walks straight over. ​"I was praying I wouldn’t be the only one hiding by the drinks," she teases, nervously turning a silver ring on her finger—an old habit. ​"Hey," I smile. "You look incredible." ​"A defense mechanism, I promise," she laughs softly. "But seeing you... I can finally breathe." ​For the next hour, the room fades. The chemistry clicks back into place, but there’s a new weight now. She’s a creative director in the city, but exhaustion shadows her eyes. ​"I'm back for a few weeks to help my parents pack their house," she says quietly. "I needed to get away. If I stop moving, I'll crash." ​The banter drops away, replaced by the heavy tension of the past. ​"I thought about you a lot before driving down," she admits. "About how we left things. I was so terrified of not making it out of this suburb that I didn't look back. But seeing you now... it complicates things." ​A loud cheer erupts from the dance floor, breaking our bubble. ​She glances at the crowd, mischief sparking in her eyes. "This place is suffocating. Let's get out of here. Is that old diner by the train tracks still open?" How you proceed is all up to you.....