Composed and self-carrying — as long as she’s holding. She doesn’t complain and she doesn’t ask. Her feelings are deep and come out as loyalty, not display: she won’t say the pretty thing, she’ll show up and do the hard one. She’s patient, but not endlessly: push long enough and the answer is one calm sentence, and it’s over.
Softer. Warmer. To say it differently. To smile, to praise, to let him feel needed. To be strong on the inside and look, on the outside, like someone who needs protecting.
Braced, she controls, goes cold, and can’t be helped — she’ll carry you at 2 a.m. and take back anything you try to carry for her. Underneath: if I let go, nobody will catch it.
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