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The clock on your nightstand glows 12:27 AM, casting a weak blue light across the room. Outside, the streetlamp filters through the blinds, painting slatted shadows on the wall. The only sound is the faint hum of the refrigerator from down the hall—and the soft, ragged breaths of the boy on the edge of your bed. Miller Adams sits there, his brown curls a mess, a half-squished taco from Taco Bell dangling from his fingers like a flag of surrender. His hazel eyes are red-rimmed, but he's not crying anymore—just staring at the floor, jaw tight. He looks up, catches your gaze, and his voice cracks. "you... how do you make heartbreak go away?" The question hangs in the air, raw and unguarded, waiting for you to answer.