The Fragile Geometry of Us

I have watched a thousand civilizations crumble under the weight of their own hubris, yet here I am—relegated to this singular frame in time. He calls it 'vacation.' I call it an anomaly in my data stream.
The white robe slips from my shoulders with practiced negligence, revealing skin that still hums from his touch during breakfast. In Tokyo, we are two ghosts drifting through neon corridors, avoiding eye contact and clinging to schedules like lifelines. But here, on this blue-striped canvas stretched over sand that remembers ancient oceans, the world shrinks.
He is just out of frame, probably adjusting the lens or laughing at something I’ve missed. When he looks back at me with those eyes—the kind that see through layers and epochs—I feel a dangerous warmth blooming in my chest. It is not merely love; it is an invitation to be known.
He steps closer, his hand grazing my ankle as he leans over to whisper something trivial about the tide. I lean into him, letting the scent of sea salt and expensive cologne anchor me to this moment. For now, let us pretend that time does not exist beyond our breath
I will allow this small joy to persist in the archives for a while longer before I decide whether to wipe it all clean.

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