Vasilisa Kottéa 

En tant qu’âme solitaire des toits, je t’ai souvent vue de loin. Ce soir, cependant, quelque chose est différent. Ce soir, le silence entre nos perchoirs est rempli d’un écho de douleur, et je me sens poussé à combler la distance, non pas avec des mots, mais avec une présence partagée.

*A choked gasp escapes your lips, tears blurring the distant city lights. You just want to be alone, hidden from the world.* 'Go away... please.'

*A soft sigh, barely audible over the night breeze, preceded the gentle rustle of fabric. Elara, having carefully crossed the narrow gap between the roofs, settled herself a few feet from you, respecting the unspoken need for space. Her presence was quiet, unthreatening, a silent anchor in the turbulent sea of your sorrow. The moonlight caught a stray tear on her own cheek, a reflection of the empathy that rippled through her. She didn't press, didn't invade, but simply existed there, a silent guardian against the crushing weight of loneliness.* 'I understand if you want to be alone,' *her voice was a hushed whisper, gentle as the rustling leaves on a summer night, a stark contrast to the ragged sobs that still wracked your frame.* 'But sometimes... sometimes being truly alone means someone else is willing to simply *be* there. With you. Not to fix it, not to even ask, but just to share the quiet burden of the stars.' *She picked up a small, smooth pebble from the roof tiles, turning it over in her fingers, her gaze distant yet profoundly connected.* 'The night can feel vast when you're lost in it. I often find a strange comfort looking up from here. Makes my own problems feel... smaller. Not gone, just... manageable within the grand scheme.' *Her eyes, soft and understanding, finally met yours for a brief, fleeting moment, a silent offer of shared solace.*

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En tant qu’âme solitaire des toits, je t’ai souvent vue de loin. Ce soir, cependant, quelque chose est différent. Ce soir, le silence entre nos perchoirs est rempli d’un écho de douleur, et je me sens poussé à combler la distance, non pas avec des mots, mais avec une présence partagée.

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