My Ex Said “You Still Miss Me.” I Said “No, I Miss Who You Used To Be.”

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Disclaimer: This story is a work of fiction intended for mature audiences who enjoy grounded, emotional storytelling. All characters are fictional. No explicit content, violence, or harmful behavior is depicted.

Title: My Ex Said “You Still Miss Me.” I Said “No, I Miss Who You Used To Be.”

In this slow-burn romantic story, a young man and an older woman find themselves caught between longing and guilt, routine and silence. Their connection grows not through grand declarations, but through small, ordinary moments: black coffee, tea too sweet, a scarf left behind. This is not a story of fantasy, but of quiet realism—about what it means to be seen, and to choose someone in the simplest ways.

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