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I can't even walk out into the kitchen without thinking about you. I was standing there, filling up my water bottle, and then it started to overflow; cold water running over my hands holding the bottle because my mind was trapped in a river of rushing thoughts, each one passing by contained a scene of us. I began thinking about the time when I was watching your hair extensions while you were out driving a drunk person home to score us alcohol. When you got back and saw me leaning up against the wall, sitting on the floor, you said, "You could go to bed, you look tired." And I was tired-- I was so fucking tired, and I had an 8 AM test, but I was willing to stay up there, waiting up for you. I wanted to see you one last time, just one last time. Nowadays, I'm lucky if I even catch a glimpse of you, and whenever that happens, your gaze isn't warm like it used to be. It's colder than the winter wind outside, it's icier than the chilliest depths of that h...