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Submitted to Contest #338
The MeetingI had known Kofi growing up, back when time felt endless and emotions arrived before we had names for them. We lived in the same neighborhood, walked the same dusty paths, shared the same laughter that rose easily and disappeared just as fast. He was never deliberately charming; that was part of the problem. He was simply there—steady, familiar, quietly confident in a way that made him stand out without trying. Somewhere along the line, I developed a serious crush on him. I carried it carefully, like a secret letter never sent, co...
Submitted to Contest #337
Almost Love The first warning sign was how quiet everything felt.Not peaceful, quiet in the way a house feels after someone has moved out but left their furniture behind. Abena noticed it during moments that should have felt complete: dinners that ended too neatly, conversations that circled but never landed, laughter that dissolved without echo. Nothing was wrong, exactly. And yet, something was missing.Kwame entered her life without disruption. He did not arrive with urgency or spectacle. He did not demand attention or promise trans...
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