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    1 Tina

     

    Eyes black as coal burned on me. I could picture it vividly – the long lashes, the delicate nose, those perfect cheekbones, and that stubborn chin, all in perfect harmony. The door slammed shut as the doctor left, the sound reverberating. In that moment, I was acutely aware of my heart thudding against my ribs. Frustration pushed me to face her. ’Really? Was that really necessary?’

    A palpable weight hung between us as she really looked at me, her eyes blinking slowly, adjusting to my presence. Her breath seemed to catch, suspended in the air.

    In that moment, time itself seemed to halt. She stood there, still as a statue. The tick-tock of the clock on the wall echoed in the room, each sound punctuating the silence that enveloped us.

    The world seemed to fade away as we locked eyes, the unspoken words and emotions of our time apart and the time before, hanging heavily in the air. It was a moment pregnant with the weight of all the fights, words left unsaid, the feelings left unexpressed, the uncertainty of what lay ahead. We stood there, two restrained souls connected by a shared history, grappling with the unspoken complexities of our reunion until Renee cleared her throat. ’That was quite a theatrical return even for you. Long flight I assume?’

    When they hugged each other I left quietly.