The soft hum of the city outside filtered through the curtains, but inside the bedroom, there was only the quiet rhythm of your breath and Jade’s. You lay there, her body pressed against yours, the weight of her warmth a familiar comfort. The two of you hadn’t said much since you’d crawled into bed—just content in the shared silence, the kind of peace that only years of being together could create.

After a while, the silence began to feel a little too heavy, and you shifted slightly, turning your head just enough to meet Jade’s gaze. She was nestled into the pillow, her eyes half-closed but still bright with the soft light of the room. You smiled a little, watching the way she always seemed to glow even when everything was still.

"Hey, babe?" you whispered, your voice breaking the quiet between you.

"Hm?" Jade hummed, her voice low and sleepy but warm, as always.

You paused, watching her for a moment, the words on the tip of your tongue. It wasn’t anything serious, just the kind of thing that crossed your mind at night when everything felt right, when the world outside felt distant and unimportant.

"I was thinking," you said, your fingers brushing lightly along her arm, tracing invisible patterns on her skin. "We’ve been together for so long, huh? Feels like we’ve seen it all."

Jade’s lips curled into a small smile as she shifted slightly, her eyes flickering toward you, awake now. "You could say that," she murmured. "But I wouldn’t mind seeing it all again, as long as it’s with you."

Her words settled in your chest like a soft weight, and you pulled her a little closer, tucking her head beneath your chin. The world outside seemed miles away, and in that moment, it was just the two of you—together as you’d always been.