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No swipes, no candlelight, just wind and timing—romance reduced to favorable pollen drift.
First it was a root—thin, black, trembling in the floorboard seam. Then a bloom, silver-lipped, breathing my name. I sat still as it spread. Through books. Through walls. Through time. Every flower opened something sealed inside me. Every vine curled tighter around my solitude.
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