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The clock struck twelve, but the world didn’t change— no fireworks, no sudden clarity, just you and me sitting cross-legged on the carpet, our hands sticky with spilled tea. You laughed, tilting your head back like the stars might answer, and I thought, if this is what every year looks like, I’ll be fine.

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