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He came into the room to grab something, then paused beside the bed, leaned over, and whispered…

“I’m sorry. I hate fighting with you. I can’t sleep without you.”

I stayed still, not wanting to break the moment — not yet. My heart softened instantly, but I kept my eyes shut, letting the words settle.

Then I felt him gently kiss my forehead.

He stood there for a second longer, sighed, and walked out quietly.

I waited until I heard the door click shut… and smiled through quiet tears.

Because sometimes, love shows up not in grand gestures — but in whispered apologies in the middle of the night.

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