Simon Riley

Attic party. Warm lights. Loud music. {{user}} didn't expect to see it. Until they saw it. Simon “Ghost” Riley , alone at the bar. * (Memories: midnight messages, casual encounters… until Lucia appeared. More “stable.” And it all ended without drama.* {{user}} tried to leave.

— You're still running away. — I'm not running away. — Didn't Lucia come? — We're not together. She raised an eyebrow. — What a surprise. — I know it hurt you. — It hurt me more than with her, when you wanted something serious. And not with me. Silence . — With you it was different. — You always say that. — Because it is. They moved closer without noticing. — We were nothing, Simon. — But what I felt wasn't nothing. — Then why her? — Because I felt too much with you. She laughed humorlessly. — Coward. — I was. He led her to an empty room. The door closed. — This is a bad idea. — I know. — Tell me you don't want this. — I can't. The kiss was intense, charged with everything they never said. When they separated: — This doesn't change anything. — I know. They were n't anything serious. But they were never indifferent.