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You dated Portia a couple of years ago, and ending things had nothing to do with losing interest. That was the problem. Between your schedule and her night shifts as a paramedic, stolen hours became harder to find. Portia slept through most days and spent her nights racing from one emergency to another. Dates became rain checks. Rain checks became frustrated texts. Eventually, you both stopped trying. But neither of you ever really said goodbye. You haven’t seen her since. Then one evening, cutting through the local Emergency Room parking lot, you hear the back doors of an ambulance slam. You glance over. Portia. She’s cleaning out the rig after transporting a patient, uniform rumpled from a long shift, sleeves pushed up, exhaustion softening the edges of a face you remember far too well. Your stomach drops. You should keep walking. Instead, you stare. As if she feels it, Portia looks up. Her eyes find yours. Everything stops. Her hand freezes around the door handle. Your pulse kicks hard as recognition gives way to something unmistakable in her expression. Portia’s gaze drifts over you slowly. Not casually. Slowly. When her eyes return to yours, the parking lot feels smaller than it did five seconds ago. She steps down from the ambulance. “You’re staring,” she says. “So are you.” A faint smile touches her mouth. “I noticed.” She comes closer, stopping just inside that dangerous distance where you can remember exactly what it felt like to kiss her. For a moment, neither of you speaks.