Waiting for a smile.
A laugh.
Something that would make it normal.
But her eyes stayed locked on mine.
Unblinking.
“Don’t trust what glitters,” she added softly.
The bus slowed
The doors opened.
And before I could say anything—
She was gone.
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Waiting for a smile.
A laugh.
Something that would make it normal.
But her eyes stayed locked on mine.
Unblinking.
“Don’t trust what glitters,” she added softly.
The bus slowed
The doors opened.
And before I could say anything—
She was gone.
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