She watched the raindrops slide down the windowpane, lost in thought. Suddenly, a hand reached out and wiped away the condensation, revealing a familiar face. "I've missed you," he said. She smiled, feeling the weight of their separation lift. The rain continued to fall outside, but inside, they were enveloped in warmth and love.
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Naila Sajjad
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