Instead, Anna planted the birch sapling in the courtyard of the very park where they had met. She visited it every day. She talked to it. She read passages of restored poetry aloud to its growing branches.
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He leaned in. The kiss was soft, patient, and tasted of rain and rosemary. Instead, Anna planted the birch sapling in the
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“Anna,” he said, his voice lower than usual. “You fix broken things for a living. But you’re not broken. You’re just… waiting for someone to read you properly.”
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