Lyric I didn’t expect to wake up anxious. Sunday mornings were supposed to be slow. Soft. Quiet. But the moment I opened my eyes and saw Zay still hadn’t called, hadn’t texted — not even a heart or a "good morning, pretty" — I knew something was off. The kind of off that sits in your chest and makes you scroll your phone a little harder. Check your WiFi. Check your battery. Maybe, just maybe, something glitched. But no. It wasn’t my phone. It was him. I sent a casual text around noon. “Hope your night was chill. You good?” I stared at it for ten minutes before I pressed send. It wasn’t too much. Wasn’t begging. Wasn’t weak. Just… enough. An hour passed. Nothing. Then two. Still nothing. I even left my phone face down for a while, like that would make time move faster. It didn

