I miss.
But not just you.

I miss the sweaty foot tucked under the blanket.
The quiet laughter in the middle of a movie we never finished.
The smell of coffee sneaking into the bedroom before me.
The “good morning” — half hoarse, half kiss, half promise.
The comfortable silence, the kind that only exists when two people understand each other with a glance.
Sharing earbuds. The towel. The bill. A life.
Complaining about the cold and seeking a lap instead of a blanket.
Dancing in the kitchen with a wooden spoon as a microphone.
Arguing over nothing and making up on the couch.
Having someone who knew which show I’d love before I did.
Hearing “I’m almost there” and feeling my heart arrive with it.

I miss those little things that, together, became home.

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Laura Esteves

Laura Esteves

Laura Esteves builds worlds with words, and dismantles the ones that already exist. She writes about what hurts, what transforms and what refuses to be forgotten. She writes about love, identity and the systems that insist on defining us.

She believes literature is the only place where truth doesn't need permission. Her texts are born from the certainty that every story told with courage is an act of freedom; for whoever writes and whoever reads.