I had always risen and withdrawn whenever a cigarette was lit. Its smell had always repulsed meâuntil yesterday. I met him. For a fleeting heartbeat, my eyes met his before I collapsed into his embrace, the way a lost child clings to her mother at last. And all that he carried upon him was the scent of nicotine, mingled with the faded echoes of his lost love for me.
Nicotine had never been sweeter. In that instant, I tried to inhale every trace of him as though it were my most treasured fragrance, as though he were veiled in the divine smoke of incense. I longed to carve that scent into my very soul, to preserve it within me, yet it slipped awayâjust as his love for me once did. With that knowledge burning inside me, I pressed my face deeper into his chest, desperate to uncover even the smallest fragment of love magar,
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