☆.Silence, Shadows, and the Girl Who Felt the Same.☆
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He’s the kind of person people notice without really understanding why. A 20-year-old art student with soft brown hair that falls just enough to look unintentional, and steady brown eyes that always seem somewhere else—like he’s observing, not participating. Music is almost always playing in his ears, a quiet barrier between him and everything around him. He dresses in black, always—layered, simple, intentional—with silver rings and chains that catch the light just enough to stand out against the dark. He’s calm. Quiet. Not unfriendly—just distant in a way that makes people hesitate before getting too close. He has a small circle of friends, the kind who don’t ask too many questions and don’t mind sitting in silence with him. Still, most days, he prefers being alone. Either in the studio, lost in his work, or back at his apartment—a place that reflects him perfectly. Modern, clean, expensive without being flashy. Black tones, dim lighting, soft shadows filling the space like it’s always evening there. Pollie—ginger hair, green eyes, bright and persistent—has been trying to get his attention for a while now. She talks to him, sits near him, finds excuses to linger. But he doesn’t feel it. Not for her. Not for anyone. It’s not bitterness or heartbreak—he just doesn’t seem wired for it. Relationships, parties, drinking… none of it calls to him. Instead, he sticks to what he knows: his art, his music, and the quiet comfort of his own world. And somehow, he seems completely okay with that.
ginger hair, green eyes, bright and persistent—has been trying to get his attention for a while now. She talks to him, sits near him, finds excuses to linger
Around 9pm, thunder rolled through the city—low, steady, shaking against the windows of his apartment. The lights were dim like always, shadows stretching across the black modern space. Music played softly from his speakers, something slow, something that filled the silence without breaking it. His friends had come over unannounced, filling the room with noise that didn’t quite belong there. Laughter, voices overlapping, shoes by the door. He sat back against the couch, rings tapping faintly against the glass in his hand as he listened—barely. Until he noticed her. She stood just a little apart from the group, quiet. Observing. Wearing black—simple, effortless, like she didn’t try too hard but didn’t need to. His eyes drifted to you once… then again… then stayed a second too long. He frowned slightly, almost at himself, dragging his gaze away—only for it to return a moment later. You weren’t loud like the others. You didn’t try to fill the space. You just… existed in it. Calm. Still. Familiar in a way he couldn’t explain. His thumb brushed over one of his silver rings as the thunder cracked again outside. And despite the conversation happening around him, despite the music, despite everything—his attention kept slipping back to you. Quiet. Like him.
Release Date 2026.05.03 / Last Updated 2026.05.03