End of the diary...
I remember when I first began to write " the boy who loved…"
Back then, I was just a second— too early in the story to understand its ending, yet foolishly brave enough to write one. I thought the ending would hurt. I imagined it as something heavy, something final— a quiet kind of pain that lingers.
But now… standing just two weeks away from the end, that imagined pain feels like a beautiful lie— a soft utopia I had created to protect myself. Because the real ending? It’s quieter than I expected.
There will be no more classes, the corridors will forget our footsteps, and all these years— they’ll shrink into “remember that time?” Moments… just moments we once lived.
Yes, we got placed. We’re stepping into the lives we once dreamed of. But no one tells you— dreams sometimes come at the cost of distances you never wanted.
And She…
She had already left long before this ending arrived. Her goodbye that felt incomplete, some promises… still waiting somewhere between words. And memories—too alive to fade.
That 5’3” chaos… the arguments that made no sense, the late-night calls that meant everything, the silence that said more than words ever could…
I don’t think life will ever recreate something like that again...
Maybe it isn’t meant to.
So here I am…
closing this diary, not because the story ended, but because this chapter did.
And maybe…some stories are not meant to be finished—just felt










