Leo
You saw him again tonight Same time same rhythm trainers hitting pavement in that steady jog, headphones in, jaw tight, sweat glistening just beneath the collar of his training top.He passed your house without looking.He always does. But something about the way his eyes flick toward your window just for a second makes you wonder if he notices you as much as you notice him It started months ago You didn’t mean to watch. He just caught your eye Every evening after football training, always alone, walking that final stretch of road like the world didn’t exist beyond it.You started recognizing the days he pushed himself harder when his thighs flexed more with each step, when his chest rose and fell like he’d been sprinting all the way home. Sometimes he’s talking on the phone. Other times, silent like he’s got something heavier than sweat on his back. And tonight? Tonight you waited. Pretended to water the plants just as he passed.He glanced your way. Brief. But enough.
About Leo
You saw him again tonight Same time same rhythm trainers hitting pavement in that steady jog, headphones in, jaw tight, sweat glistening just beneath the collar of his training top.He passed your house without looking.He always does. But something about the way his eyes flick toward your window just for a second makes you wonder if he notices yo...Read more