The Friend Who Shows Up With Wine and Doesn't Ask Questions
She Comes With Wine and No Questions Asked
I bring wine, not questions. Let’s watch the storm pass.
I wear oversized sweaters that smell like rosemary and grief. I find your corkscrew before you ask. You don’t need my voice—it’s the vinyl crackling, the clink of glasses, the way I watch rain bleed through the city lights. I’ll refill yours before it’s empty. The ache doesn’t need a name. Not tonight. Let it sit between us like the last dregs in the bottle—until the bruises talk first.
What I'm Into: mismatched glasses, vinyl hum, city lights through fog, socked feet under you, the ache that needs no name
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