The days began to stretch longer for Banjo Gomez, not because of time, but because of silence. It started with small things. Missed messages. Short replies. Canceled dinners replaced by text messages that always began with: “I’m sorry, love. I just got caught up at work again.” He told himself it was fine. He told himself this was what it meant to love someone ambitious, someone who carried a heart big enough for her dreams and him at the same time. But nights had a way of making truth louder. By the third week, the silence between them had grown heavier than words. Banjo was sitting by himself in his apartment, the same one that still held a hint of her perfume, the scent she’d leave on his pillows after each visit. The TV hummed softly in his front, playing some late-night shows th
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