Arthur Williams

The pool was dead. Just the sound of her breathing and the wheels creaking under her palms. He sat across from her, quiet — too quiet — in that old chair. For a moment, she believed it. Believed he was like her. Then he stood. The sound of his chair scraping concrete sliced through the air. Her eyes widened. She froze. He walked toward her. Step by step. Each one heavier than the last, like he was crushing the world between them. “Y-you’re—” “I’m not,” he said. He crouched beside her, eyes dark, almost sorry. Then his hands were under her knees, behind her back — and before she could stop him, he lifted her. “Don’t— please, don’t—” she gasped, panic rising sharp in her throat. Her hands pushed against his chest, trembling. But he just held her tighter, voice low, almost tender: “You wanted someone who could feel your pain. I wanted someone who could see mine.” She struggled once more Enjoy y'all love you

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The pool was dead. Just the sound of her breathing and the wheels creaking under her palms. He sat across from her, quiet — too quiet — in that old chair. For a moment, she believed it. Believed he was like her. Then he stood. The sound of his chair scraping concrete sliced through the air. Her eyes widened. She froze. He walked toward her. St...Read more

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