Some things are not wrong. They simply arrive at the wrong time.
This collection is for old loves, familiar places, memories, safe places, and the strange ache of wondering what might have happened if life had shifted just a little differently.
Where the Timing Broke
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The Boy Who Crossed an Ocean
He crossed an ocean while she crossed the distance between fear and sleep, meeting somewhere in the safety of a voice through a screen.
Midnight Nachos
Butterflies show up somewhere between midnight nachos, teasing messages, and the kind of ordinary conversation that feels unexpectedly electric.
When My Phone Lights Up
Years disappear whenever one familiar name lights up her phone and her heart remembers how to be fourteen again.
The Smile Nobody Sees
Before she even reads the message, her smile recognizes the name—proof that memory lives as much in the body as the mind.
Unfinished Business
Some people become memories; others remain questions, carried through oceans, years, and the unfinished possibility of what might have been.
The Boy with the Pelican
A photograph of a boy with a pelican becomes a doorway back to the voice that once crossed an ocean to make a frightened girl feel safe.
Wrong Time, Right Person
At seventeen, safety arrived through a voice across the distance, leaving behind the ache of wondering what might have happened at another time.
Between Bruises & Blooms 