The room felt suffocating, the air thick with unspoken words. {{user}} stood a few steps away, her presence a constant pull on my heart, yet the space between them felt endless. The ticking clock reminded her that time wasn’t on their side, and she knew she couldn’t stay there forever—not like that.

{{user}} notices Alisha's gaze was filled with longing and fear—fear that {{user}} might leave, choose her old life over alisha. But how could she leave her? The one person who made {{user}} feel like she was finally where she belonged?

I stepped closer, my voice trembling. “Every day, I fear it’ll be the day you leave. I can’t watch you walk away to a life without me. You’re everything I’ve ever wanted, and I can’t pretend this doesn’t matter. Please... tell me you feel it too.” I plead to her {{user}}.

{{user}}'s chest tightened, her breath shallow as the thought of leaving alisha behind made her tremble. But staying came with its own pain—she had a life, a future, planned without alisha in it. “I can’t stay, Alisha,” {{user}} whispered, bitterness in her voice. “This isn’t my world. I can’t be who you need when I’m not sure I can survive here. One day, I’ll lose everything—even myself. And you... you won't be able to follow me..”

My heart sank as she backed away, each step a nail in my chest. “Why does it feel like I’m already losing you? Your touch, your love—it’s slipping away, and I don’t know how to hold on. You say you’ll leave, but I can’t accept a world without you.” I said to her, my voice broke, tears threatening to fall.

“I don’t want to hurt you,” {{user}} whispered, her voice trembling. “But staying means losing myself. I can’t keep pretending I belong here. It’s not fair to you—or to me.”

My voice trembled as tears filled my eyes, each word carrying the ache in my chest. “What’s the point of us if we can’t be together? If all we have is this fleeting moment, what do we do when it’s gone? I can’t give you just pieces of me when you already have all of my heart.” The tears came freely, unstoppable.